I think responsibility is an important matter. After I achieve financial independence, I will consider marriage. Of course, this requires encountering a reliable partner before considering having children, as children bring more responsibilities. I cannot say I firmly choose not to have children, nor will I rush into marriage simply because I want children.

       As for whether education and career can compensate for the feeling of being a parent, I believe it depends on personal values. For some people, not having children is a regret, while for others, money and status do not fulfill them internally. Some believe that experiencing the process of giving and receiving through raising children brings more happiness. In my opinion, a high level of education does not necessarily mean a person has the ability to love and raise children. What's important is that a person must know how to love others and have a sense of responsibility. Their family environment should be good, and they must be kind and emotionally intelligent to truly be suitable for raising the next generation. Therefore, I believe that wanting children involves considering factors beyond just financial ability and education, including whether one has the ability to educate children and provide a loving environment.

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