Biological Urges Ahead

So I have something else to admit… and this one is gonna shock you.

Sometimes I want a baby.  It’s crazy and irrational, I know.  Yet sometimes the urge is so strong, I can actually smell that sweet baby smell of formula mixed with innocence and I swear my ovaries practically ovulate right then and there.

Sometimes it occurs after I’ve spent a day with someone who has a baby.  I see that tiny little body, wrapped up tightly in those cute little blankets or onesies and my heart just melts.  I always sniff the baby’s head and get drunk on the yummyness that exudes from their pores.

Sometimes it happens when I look at J and I’m overwhelmed with the passion and love that I feel for this man.  I look at his handsome face, his gorgeous eyes, that smile and just want to make a baby with him. I think maybe, just maybe we’d make a gorgeous baby that was the best of both of us.

I know me too well though.  Even when this urge is overpowering, when the want makes my heart ache with what could be… I’m conscious of the fact it is just a temporary, fleeting want.

Because I honestly would never want to give up the life I have now.  The carefree, do as I want, go where I please, stay up ’til all hours of the night/day existence I have now.  I’m selfish and I love it!

I may want a baby.  But I know, KNOW I don’t want kids.  Ugh.  They are forever. They never leave.  You always feel responsible for them.  When you are a parent you owe it to your kids to put them first.  I couldn’t even play Barnie for my friend’s kids or even my own niece and nephews.  They listened to what I wanted and if their parents didn’t like it, then they learned to not let me watch their children.  Heh.

The urge always passes, sanity returns,  and I move on with my life.

But sometimes, oh always… I just revel in my urge.

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3 Responses to Biological Urges Ahead

  1. Kiko says:

    Madison asked me if I would marry her when she grew up. I could tell she meant it from the bottom of her heart. Her small, innocent heart melted mine. I think I’m doing right by her. Sometimes it keeps me up at night. Don’t have kids. You’ll sleep better.

  2. mmkeekah says:

    Kiko, I think you have talent as a writer too! “Her small, innocent heart melted mine.” Great line!

    Sage advice, my friend. I’m sure Madison will grow up just fine. You’re a good egg too.

  3. Polly says:

    Just started reading your blog; I enjoy it a lot. :)

    I sometimes want a baby – very much – but I know a large part of that is wanting the bonding with my partner, as opposed to the actual child. Oh, I want the child, too – I just want it to stay about 6 months old forever – the cute stage before they get really mobile. ;)

    Not sure that you’d have to give up on the “stay up all night” existence though – babies are notorious night owls!

    Best wishes to you -
    Polly

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