[Tax-chick]

"We started feeling sort of socially isolated," said Andrea Wenker, 33, of Colorado Springs. "Our friends started having babies ... "They're talking about childbirth and diapers. It's important to their lives, but you start feeling, 'I'm still here, I'm still a person.' "

"Whether or not I want to have kids is not the only consideration," said Wenker. "I believe there's a problem with population, serious issues with the environment, and I believe I have to be part of the solution."

Honey, you're a whiny liberal tweedle, and I'm delighted you've decided not to reproduce. Please consider not voting, either!

[Future Snake Eater]

"I believe there's a problem with population, serious issues with the environment, and I believe I have to be part of the solution."

You're absolutely right, Ms. Wenker. Here you go, help us out some more with those "issues."

Thanks!

[Rummyfan]

"Whether or not I want to have kids is not the only consideration," said Wenker. "I believe there's a problem with population, serious issues with the environment, and I believe I have to be part of the solution."

What an idiot! Follow that logic to its end and I guess the human race must extinguish itself in order for the earth to survive.

[thesoothsayers]

UH, bad news for you, most couples, who are not having children are educated, and conservative and practice birth control. Very bad news for you.

[qam1]

Honey, you're a whiny liberal tweedle, and I'm delighted you've decided not to reproduce.

Who knows she could have had an Alex P. Keaton type of kid

[mvpel]

"I believe there's a problem with population, serious issues with the environment, and I believe I have to be part of the solution."

If there's a problem with population, why is the nation of Russia facing extinction because of its massively declining birth rate?