Partner wants to have a baby but I don't

Hello everyone! Im new here so trying to find my way around this.
I was wondering if someone could give me some advice?
Here is my story:
My partner and I (engaged) have been together for 5 years. We are 28 years old.
We were talking the other night and he confessed to me that having a baby would be the best thing it could happen to him. I never wanted to have kids and he knew that from the day we started dating. I love him so much and would consider having a baby to make/see him happy. The problem is that I don't know if am ready to become a mother, as I said before, I don't really want to have kids but I would do it for my partner.
What would you do in my situation? He won't stop talking about it now and I feel so bad and don't know what to do!
Thanks

yep what she said!

Can he live with of the idea of not fathering a child if this what he wants ? Whatever the outcome it is going be hard on both parties maybe you should seek help.

I think it's worth, as mummydee suggested, having a chat together with a counsellor. Being a Mum IS amazing - and you might realise that you're not as opposed to it as you thought when you nut it all out. I was never a natural with little kids myself - I didn't know what to do with them and frankly, all the attention they needed was sometimes quite annoying. With my own - WHOLE different world (I always assumed it would be... glad I was right!)

On the other hand, there are some of us who genuinely just have no desire to reproduce, and that's totally OK too. If that really is you, you probably don't want to bring kids into the world for the sake of someone else. You might make him happy, and yourself happy that he is happy, but in the long run I think you'd be worse off if you did it genuinely against your better judgement.

Hi all, you are all right. Creating another life to make someone happy would be totally wrong. As Hopes said, I may be one of those people that have no desire to reproduce. I just wish people were more understanding! Someone said to me once "well, if you don't want to have kids, whats the point in being alive?" That was hurtful, not wanting to have kids doesn't make me a bad person, does it?

I have a couple of friends who are/have been in this situation. With one, her partner agreed that they would wait until she was 35 (so that's another 5 years), to see how she felt then (she's now 32). She's doing brilliantly in her career and it's likely she would have to make sacrifices if she became a mother now. It's quite possible that your mind will change later on, I hear that many women hit their mid-30s and are suddenly desperate for a child.
With another friend, she agreed to have a baby, but her husband agreed to take on the stay-at-home parent role, almost from birth... I think this was a good compromise, because although it is a mutual decision to have a child, often it ends up being the woman who either gives up her professional career, freedoms etc to be a mum, or alternatively goes back to work but may miss out on promotions, and/or does the bulk of the domestic work as well.
But I echo Hopes' thoughts as well, having a baby is amazing and I'm sure you wouldn't ever regret it.