“I meant it and still mean it” – Sabrina Agasha on no children

• Sabrina Agasha decided in her 20s to remain childfree and continues to stand by it.
• She cites the responsibilities and challenges of parenthood as key reasons for her choice.
• Agasha values the freedom and independence that come with living without children.

Media personality Sabrina Agasha has opened up about her decision to remain childfree, saying it’s a choice she made years ago and still stands by without hesitation.

Speaking during an appearance on the Big Conversations Podcast about a year ago, the host of It’s Never That Serious podcast shared that she feels completely at peace with not having children. For her, the realities of parenthood—especially the responsibility and the challenge of raising kids in today’s world—played a big role in that decision.

“I’m okay with having no children. It’s so hard to protect children and also the responsibility. I want to be able to wake up and go wherever I want without worrying about kids,” she said.

Agasha made it clear that this wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision. She settled on it in her 20s, and now in her mid-30s, nothing has really changed. Despite the common expectation that people eventually rethink such choices, she says her position remains the same.

“I meant it and still mean it. I also wonder why so many people find it shocking,” she added.

She also spoke about the emotional and practical weight that comes with raising children, particularly the pressure to shield them from the harsh realities of the world—something she considers a significant and lifelong responsibility.