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Why I found your channel so late 😅, amazing couple and relationship, I somehow see my marriage in this 40+ no kids by choice lifestyle together from 8 years, I am bald and my wife is blonde and we run away from any couples with kids , I believe you guys would have been our best neighbors we would love to have , Your newest follower))

It takes a village to raise a kid. In this capitalist world, i think most parents are struggling and miserable

The most selfish thing a person can do is to have kids only to use and abuse them.

Woiukd you ever consider recording a podcast episode in Swedish? I think it would be cool to hear you speak in your mother tongue!

I’m Mexican American, both my cultures are very loud and excitable like that.

We see Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite launches frequently. They’re very pretty.

hahaha ummmm that car lady should NOT get positive reviews. She should have hundreds of negative reviews that's terrible service and she should be banned

always love to hear the podcast!! lovely discussion, jenny & chloë

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Thanks Jenny Mustard!

You are right and your choice to be childfree is open minded because a child cannot be reversed. In contrast with all other life choices they can be changed. But once the kid is born it is permanent.

Don't get talked into not having kids, dude. You will most likely regret it when you are older. Your lady will be cat lady. The welfare state will not exist when she retires. Why? Because we are already in steepening demographic decline. Third world immigrants are not going to pay for your retirement.

It is always awkward to talk about money, But it really does determine whether kids are an option or not. Obviously the physical constraints of giving birth to a child, Pretty much any man and woman could do that together, But to do it well, Money is especially important. In London, I believe the cost of living and economic realities are comparable to the United States (where I am from) But London is a bit more expensive. Just to paint a picture, The most expensive home in London is 200 million pounds. To buy a home, Send your kids to school, And have some money left for yourself, Realistically 3 million pounds seems like an entry level threshold. 10 million would put you in the upper class, But with 3 you could generally afford to have kids, Send them to Eaton, And they could chose between Oxford and Cambridge with no worries of financial struggle. They might not be the top but it would still be a good life. 100 million pounds is globally wealthy, You can live any life you want in any part of the world and pretty much never run out of money. 1 billion pounds is when you start thinking about owning a bank or media outlet corporation. 1 billion pounds is you change the world on a regular basis money. 100 billion pounds is .1 percent money, and 200-250 billion is .001 percent. The top of the top. I think the family starts between 3 and 10 million if you want to do it well.

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Wonderful podcast as usual! Will you be releasing any new podcasts on The Mustards channel soon?

Aww really seems that deep down David wouldnt mind having a kid but Jenny has offered him so many outs and possibilities to leave to have them. Seems like David's choice to have London (Jenny) because he knows he loves the experience whereas he'd also love Tokoyo but it would be harder to acclimatize and he couldnt standing losing Jenny. Good on you Jenny and David 😊

It seems so obvious that he wants to be a dad, like all of us want to be. But he is nice enough to not tell you about it openly, because you would feel bad

I am 25, my wife is 22. We had our first child a few weeks ago. It has been an absolute blessing. The pregnancy with all the ups and downs, the day of child birth and now the diaper phase were we get a lot of support from the family (alhamdulillah) has really made us grow stronger, bond more, love and trust each other more. We were before, but it is different now. Way better

I am 42, got a child who is now 16, a gentle teen. I could have had more but I decided against it. I do not regret the experience of motherhood, as a way of internal growth. But there are others ways of doing it that do not come with the responsibility of a human being. I am happy that staying childfree has become a valid option nowadays. And I do love kids. I love them so much that it is my day job and a real joy. Parenting is not for everyone, it is so hard, so challenging, so taxing that if one is not absolutely, deeply, drawn to it, better not doing it.

jenny haha why were you torturing him with all those ‘ how about that ? ‘ plus memories about seeing cute dads questions :D ??!

i didn't realise there was an audiobook version! i've immediately ordered it just now as i can't really read physical books currently. i'm so excited to finally read it!

Please definitely don't have kids.

Hi mustards,always enjoy listening what is name of book?

I used to say I wanted children, but not to HAVE children (e.g., to adopt). Now that I have gone further in my life, I am 30 now, I genuinely do not want children. The older I get the less I want them. I am happy with my Chihuahua, my cat, and my knitting haha!

i was afraid to have kids. I don't know why....can some one explain this to me

Do(u)glass Stewart😂 David is proof that you dont have to be a dad to have dad jokes 😂

You won't ever regret getting a dog, when we adopted our child; Maple the dog it was hard at first but she brings the most joy to our home we've ever had! My husband and I don't want children but we'd be happy to have more fur-babies!

I will deff buy it! It's amazing that you got to live this dream. And hopefully we will have it in my hometown aswell, giving that Romania is finally in top that is good😅 hole tou will have a huge succes with it! ❤ Hugs! Keep up the nice work i really missed you guys. Cooking is not the same without your voices😅

Missed you guys!!! Makes monday mornings!!

Great video, thanks for the upload. Have you heard of anti-natalism?

I never wanted children, and then I got pregnant. My daughter is 7 months old now. While being a mother has been difficult and depressing, I love her so much that I would never trade her. In fact, the day I found out I was pregnant, I was watching a few UA-cam videos about women saying they never wanted children, and I was like “yeah, me neither lol”. While being a mother doesn’t fit my personal lifestyle and aesthetic, I can say that my daughter is the most beautiful blessing I’ve ever encountered. I can’t say I’d do it again, or that I want another one. But I can say that I love her more than I’ve loved anyone. Life is interesting that way.

Thanks for the reminder that Monday morning is one point in time when all the possibilities are possible. It's been a while since the previous time. Ex and I did not want to have kids. We did not agree on the dog situation. Years after the split, she got a dog. I guess it's more safe for women to take long walks in the woods if they are accompanied by a guy or a dog, or at least that's what she said. It's weird that a man can walk around basically anywhere, and women worry about their safety in some of the places if they were to walk around there alone. I'm already kind of curious how you will develop as an artist during and after the years of your publishing contract. I hope it is not just a one-off and there will be more different books to come in the future. Have you done the Swedish/English translation by yourself? Where does your appreciation for champagne come from? I ask that from the perspective of not being fond of hiccups ;-) A book tour would be so much fun. I was dreaming of that years ago when I had self-printed a volume of my experimental poetry. But poetry has got the reputation that it does not sell. That is completely different with novels which is one of the major genres you see in bookstores. I fondly remember seeing your face in a bookstore before: on the cover of a German language magazine. My first thought back then was "Wow, David must be so proud of you". And now, with the book release, it must be 10 times that or more, considering how enthusiastic you both are about the book. Congrats again! Here's a hint: Being able to share memories from your time in Berlin might be enticing to German Friday night talkshows so they invite you to talk about life, your lifestyle in general, all your content creating activities and the German version of your book.

I preordered some months ago and cannot wait to bring my book on a summer holiday with me :) Also, I'd really appreciate guidance on buying a home in London, renovating it, and just everything you can share for first-time buyers! maybe a next podcast topic?

Missed your podcast so much❤ Welcome back

I've always found this conversation interesting :) We have one child and would love a 2nd, and we wouldn't change it. But we also know how much easier life would be without kids. We have friends and family on both sides, and I just wish people would stop being so pushy on the people who don't want kids. I can't wait for my copy of your book to arrive! Hope you have an amazing launch! <3

exactly. society now is not suited to kids. at this moment. 100%

My husband and I were fence sitters for many many years, now childfree. These convos are so important, and it’s so important to bring it up to check in with him. We did the same 🤍 my husband was the one that didn’t want them and I’m thankful he led me to a child free life 🥰

Where will you show the unboxing, on this channel or Jennys?

The thing is, no choice will ever feel 100% and that’s ok, we have to accept there will always be “what if” thoughts. I do want kids but part of me will always wonder “what if I had that extra $500k” for retiring 😂😂

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I enjoy this one ❤😄 I definitely share their point of view ❤

it always makes my day when you guys upload!! ty! 🌷☀️

Love this topic. My fiance and I are childfree by choice and plan to continue to not have kids lol... I'm already dreading all the unsolicited comments we're about to receive from older family members once we're married and god forbid... don't procreate

I live in Belgium and Okay Days will be available both in hardcover and paperback here. I can't wait to read it! As an aspiring writer myself, I am so proud of you for actually becoming a published author. It's the coolest thing, congratulations!

I think this is so interesting be because ive always wanted to be a mom, and love it. But at the same time i have realized that im not a "kid person" and usually dont like other peoples kids (even my friends' kids 🤫). But being a mom and creating our own cool family culture is so much fun (and wild and crazy and tiring)! Cheers!