She chuckled twice: "You should be glad I'm not super fertile."
"No way, the more kids, the better. Isn't being super fertile a good thing?"
"Of course not, giving birth is so painful. I don't want to have a bunch. How will I go to work then?"
In a time without contraception, while thankful for her constitution, she also contemplated whether to get checked, even though she'd already been checked before marriage, and they both didn't have any major issues. But after almost a year of marriage, by normal standards, it was a bit unusual. However, if calculated within a military marriage, it seemed normal.
When it came to the issue of having children, the two of them never reached a consensus. To this straightforward man, the more kids, the better, even if she had to quit work. He thought having lots of kids was as easy as pulling out radishes, which was truly disgusting.
