u/GhostBagel345

Since deciding to be IFChildfree (literally last weekend, so very fresh), I’ve been succumbing to retail therapy which has definitely made me feel a bit better but I know is not sustainable. It also makes me feel guilty because one of the things we’re now excited about is the opportunity to potentially retire earlier so I want to make sure I’m making smart financial decisions.

One of the first things I see mentioned in the IFChildfree spaces is that you now have all of this extra $$ to spend on yourself now that kids aren’t in the picture and that’s certainly true. But, what are some ways you all embrace the childfree lifestyle that don’t involve spending money?