I Don’t Want Kids Because I Can’t Spare The Time Needed To Be A Great Parent – John Cena

Popular wrestler and Hollywood actor, John Cena has come out to explain why he doesn’t want to have kids.

He recently shared how the conversation played out with his wife, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he does not think he will ever be ready to have children because he just doesn’t have the time he’ll need to invest to become a great parent.

Cena added that he and his wife have already talked about his decision, and they share the same values.

His words, “I don’t want them. I have a certain curiosity about life, and I also know the investment that it takes.

And my biggest fear is, as someone who’s driven — many times stubborn and selfish — I try to approach the world with kindness and curiosity, but I don’t think I’m personally ready, nor will I ever be, to invest the time it needs to be a great parent because I want to live life for all it is.

And I still have a lot to do. And I still want to do a lot. I have a wonderful partner I do it with. We’ve had open conversations about this. We share the same values.”

WOW.

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