I love to read. I have no children. I am not married. I have a sister who is married. I work in fast food. I am interested in teaching history. I want to teach somewhere other than my old high school. I am in college. I appreciate my college professors more than my high school teachers.
I am working on the pictures for my book. I am pursuing a teaching degree. I'm going to be a teacher. I am in college. I would be interested in teaching at my old high school. I am married. I look after my children at home. I have three kids. My husband works on automated vehicles. I was interested in history. I am pursuing a degree to teach English.
I browsed available history teaching jobs to see what the job market might be like.  How does it look? Are either of us going to be able to find a job when we graduate? It's not looking great, I gotta be honest. I don't know if I will be able to afford to live on my own with what they're paying entry teachers, either. And then they force us to get our Masters within like 5 years. It's a lot harder to be a young teacher than people think.  It is. I can't imagine how you can deal with everything when you have the kids. I wonder if I will ever be able to start a family. Well, the kids are a challenge, but I do have an advantage in that I don't need to work with my hubby. And you'll definitely be able to start a family. Just find someone who will be your partner, and with both of your incomes, you'll feel rich! lol! I guess. But it's hard to meet people. Especially when you're so busy. What grade do you want to teach do you think? I think my professors have inspired me to go collegiate one day. High school, I think. I find it easier to get along with the kids at that age. I think that's great that you're considering going for your PhD at some point. If I didn't have the kids, I'd strongly consider that myself.  Maybe I will do high school in the meantime. How will your children and husband feel when you go back to work? My kids will all be in school then, so it'll be perfect as far as hours go. I'll be getting out of school at nearly the same time that they do. And my husband is such a good guy. He just wants me to be happy. I'm sure that you'll find someone like that too. And with the internet, you have so many ways to meet people.  Totally, but I'm not sure I really want a partner. I sort of like being alone, and might want to be a parent on my own in the future. Who knows. Good for you. Don't give in to societal pressure. Not everyone should get married, after all. The high divorce rates prove that. 