Bramblepoint Darjeeling Express

Wraen did not tell Dwin anything that she had not thought of and concluded herself at some point. Really, she was not looking for advice, rather needed a person to hear out her grievances and show some sympathy. She would solve them herself eventually without outside interference. Because she realized that the problem was not with the people outside, but within her. Until she found a way to fix it, her discontent mood would continue. Therefore she was glad to have the subject of their conversation steered in a different direction. 

"I... have not seen convincing examples in my life, where this pays off," she replied bluntly. "I mean - Bronco was Teya's second or third mate? And all of that has left her in heartbreak and she is such a mess," she told, but there was deep sympathy for the little Raven, when she mentioned her. "And mom... I know that she loves dad very much, but... she has given up so much to be with him. You listen to her stories of travelling and exploring before family came along and it sounds like such an exciting life. And she has given it all up. I - she rarely ever leaves," she said. "And I look at them, I admire her selflessness, but I know that I do not have it in me. I love my freedom too much."

There was a pause and then she finished with a: "And I do not like kids very much. So, who would in their good mind want to wed a wife, who did not want to have kids and did not want to put up with anything that their mate would bring to the table?" There was a hint of laughter in her voice, as she expressed this. "What about you? Do you have any advice based in life-experience? Any perspectives to change my views in this matter?" she asked.