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My eldest child is in boarding middle school, and my youngest is just three years old and won't start kindergarten until September. Currently, my parents-in-law and a part-time caregiver are helping to look after him. We go to my mother-in-law's house for dinner in the evenings, then bathe the youngest, play with him, and tell him stories to help her rest. Sometimes we stay overnight at my in-laws' house, and sometimes we go back to our own. Actually, it's not very convenient to do things at my mother-in-law's house when we need to. My friends and their spouse are in a similar situation; their youngest is two years old. Now we have more opportunities to be unrestrained at home, and we can basically do whatever we want. But there are also inconveniences. Before, both our wives had IUDs, so we always had real sex, both normal and fancy (double date, threesome). After having our second child, we had the
IUDs removed, and since we're both approaching forty, we stopped using them. Now, we have to use condoms for sex. Last night, after dropping my eldest child off at school, the weather was nice—not too hot, not too cold—so my friends and their spouse came to stay overnight. While exchanging partners in bed, we joked around, saying that the saying goes, "The first child is raised by the book, the second like a pig." Raising a second child isn't too strenuous or expensive. Both women are over 38, and now that the family planning commission has abolished it, if they really do allow three children in the near future, we might still catch the last train. Last night, we suggested that if the family planning policy is abolished next year, we'll continue trying for babies. But this time, we might really be exchanging partners. Looking forward to it.

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