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Roberta, mother of a little girl, recounts the difficulties she experienced in deciding to have a child: job insecurity, money, pressure from people, the need to lean on the family of origin, are factors that affect the choice to become…

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Mario recounts how his childhood, in a very large family, conditioned his experience as a father: at the birth of his third son, he was afraid to make his children relive the hardships he had experienced as a child. In…

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Fabio recounts his experience in Sassarese language: he is the father of four children, the result of a choice of love, which, however, does not take away the hardships and difficulties. In the last part of his testimony, Fabio explains…

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Teresa looks back on her working career in the municipal offices of Sassari. Although it was not a conscious choice, Teresa did not have children, just like several other members of her family. Her priority was independence. Today, Teresa looks…

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Ten-year-old Carla talks in Sassarese language about her ambitions for the future: to become a dancer or a doctor, get married and have a daughter. Please note! If you have not accepted the website's cookies, viewing contents from YouTube may…

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Marina recounts her life as the mother of a daughter and grandmother of three grandchildren in Tabarchino language. Although she did not have a second child, Marina has always supported her daughter's sociability. Today, she enjoys the company of her…

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Adriana recounts her childhood and her relationship with her aunt and her loving but often absent mother in the Tabarchino language. Unlike her, Adriana stopped working early, preferring to devote her whole life to her family and children. Vuoi ascoltare…

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A student at the University of Washington, Gerard answers a point-blank question about what he thinks about childfree women: he believes that children are the purpose of marriage and love in general. Vuoi ascoltare e leggere altre testimonianze? Sostieni l’archivio…

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