You're not sure whether you want to pull your hair out, encourage someone to kidnap your children, or just out and out hire an executioner. In the Torah reading we read how Sarah was barren, wanted a child, and finally how G-d remembered Sarah for all her pleas and crying, and gave her a child. And Hannah was barren for years, as we see in the Haftorah, prayed to G-d and eventually was given the child, Samuel. They had great and supporting husbands, a rich and comfortable life. Everyone who has a child that I know about, at least, complains about them.
Jewish folklore is full of sayings reflecting that kind of tension.
Count your blessings. It's going to happen. If you don't believe me, look at all the teenage pregnancies we still have in the world today. Commandments, mitzvot, were given to override the natural inclinations. We don't have to command people to do what they do instinctively, naturally, or of their own desire.