Los Angeles, Dec 19 (IANS) Actress Kim Cattrall feels she made the right decision not to have children.
In an interview to Woman magazine, the former "Sex and the City" star -- whose first marriage to Larry Davis was annulled, while her unions with Andre J. Lyson and Mark Levinson ended in divorce -- said she is happy with the choices she has made in her life, and doesn't care about what the society thinks, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"I don't have kids, I'm not married -- those were certain aspirations I had and society has -- and some people would say, 'You must be so lonely' and others would say, 'Good for her'," Cattrall said.
"But I'm happy with the decisions I made. I realised I wouldn't be doing the child I had any favours or the husband that I did have any favours. But I didn't make these decisions willy-nilly. I really thought about them and, ultimately, I knew that they were right," she added.
But the 60-year-old star, however, says she has "maternal instinct".
"Just because you don't have children doesn't mean you don't have a maternal instinct. I have a lot of young people that I mentor and help. They get something out of it, I hope, and I get a tremendous amount out of it. I love them," she said.
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