Here comes my answer…

Thank you so much GlacierSnow. I’m so glad you notice ❤
I don’t think the desire for children has anything to do with gender, but as you write is more a matter of personality and life choices.

The gender-stereotypic societal perception almost always says something else. Some of the unequivocal perception is perhaps due to the fact that a woman loses much of her fertility and ability to conceive already from the beginning of her thirties.
Today I heard on TV a man calling for more consideration to be given to men’s need to talk about their emotional thoughts in fertility treatment. The focus is almost exclusively on the woman, her hormones and her feelings, and the man is reduced to an appendix whose sole task is to deliver a portion of semen.
Here I may have gone a bit far in my answer, but I think that many of us who write Simlit have a deeply personal reason and experiences that inspire us and give us material to write the way we do.

Hi GlacierSnow. I have written a reply to your comment on my web page.
I can see that I made a mistake and wrote an independent comment instead of a reply.
Just FYI so you know I appreciate your comment.

I’m glad you enjoyed learning a little more about Masato. He’s such a flirt, so that’s how I imagine him 😆
It amazed me that Morgan did not get a bad feeling after Masato drank her blood. Maybe it’s because of his alluring abilities.

Tusnelda is realizing that she must change.
Rasmus is still struggling to find his direction, but there is hope ahead. I’m happy for your comments ❤