Thread: Childfree
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Gonna LOL @ all of these people aiming to be child free in later life. GL on your depression and lonely goals where your line ends with you goals.
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me and the gf have decided we rather travel and enjoy our times. She has a 4 year old nephew that is enough for her but when im around him, it makes me not want a kid even more
me and the gf have decided we rather travel and enjoy our times. She has a 4 year old nephew that is enough for her but when im around him, it makes me not want a kid even more
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12-23-2017, 07:15 AM
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I really don't want kids but fear I'll regret it when I hit 45-50
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Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson⏩
This is the straight dope right here ^Gonna LOL @ all of these people aiming to be child free in later life. GL on your depression and lonely goals where your line ends with you goals.
The twenty-something brain still doesn't know what is best. I know because I've been through those years with many other people.
You think you'll look good and bang young sloots forever but let me tell ya...you're no different than anyone. You'll age, get ugly and if you didn't raise a family, you'll be lonely.
12-23-2017, 07:31 AM
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12-23-2017, 07:34 AM
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I've got two kids, one boy, one girl, wouldn't trade a minute of watching them grow up and become the individuals they are. They are the greatest thing I've ever done in my life. Yes its expensive and scary and you'll never worry more about anyone more in you life, but when you watch them succeed at something like sports or school the amount of joy and pride you'll feel can't be duplicated. My kids make me laugh all the time and having them has made me a better person.
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A single guy in his 20's doesn't want kids? Water is wet you say?
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Are there any logical, unselfish reasons to have kids. I don't think there are.
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Originally Posted By xtrah⏩
i have two kids.. 8 years and 3 years old..mate not to be rude but I think you'd be a horrible mother
not because you don't love every second of having kids but because you're batchit crazy and steal slippers from tj maxx and smoke 'crick' in bathrooms to cover the smell of ur poopoos
not because you don't love every second of having kids but because you're batchit crazy and steal slippers from tj maxx and smoke 'crick' in bathrooms to cover the smell of ur poopoos
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12-23-2017, 08:06 AM
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Didn't want kids till I had a kid crew.
The thought of the cost, extra responsibility, loss of freedom, etc made me nearly sick to my stomach. The first time I held my daughter though I knew there wasn't a thing in the world I cared about more than her. A lot of older brahs told me how much my mindset would change once I had a kid, wish I'd listened to them more and avoided a lot of unnecessary stress and anxiety. I'm still glad we waited until our later 20s when we were more financially stable, I could definitely see things being harder when you're having to worry about money for bills to get paid and putting food on the table.
Parenting isn't always easy though, and it's not for everyone. I'll never judge someone for deciding not to have kids.
The thought of the cost, extra responsibility, loss of freedom, etc made me nearly sick to my stomach. The first time I held my daughter though I knew there wasn't a thing in the world I cared about more than her. A lot of older brahs told me how much my mindset would change once I had a kid, wish I'd listened to them more and avoided a lot of unnecessary stress and anxiety. I'm still glad we waited until our later 20s when we were more financially stable, I could definitely see things being harder when you're having to worry about money for bills to get paid and putting food on the table.
Parenting isn't always easy though, and it's not for everyone. I'll never judge someone for deciding not to have kids.
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I thought that was until I get older.
You have a duty to your family, and your roots, to have children.
Don't be a numale - new age *******.
Sacrifice is what makes a man, not slighting responsibility.
You have a duty to your family, and your roots, to have children.
Don't be a numale - new age *******.
Sacrifice is what makes a man, not slighting responsibility.
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with one life to live im sure af going to be selfish and live it to its fullest. sacrficing 22 years of my life to raise some crotch spawn sounds like a living hell tbh
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I used to be like you saying I don't want kids, but after really sitting down and thinking about it, life in my 30's and 40's would be really boring without kids, without anyone to pass on all the knowledge I've accumulated to or anyone to teach about life, to teach them all the things no-one ever taught me as a kid like how to build a fire, fix a car, deal with girls, be confident etc but more importantly because it would be completing the cycle of life moving from the role of student to teacher
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Originally Posted By NeednOut⏩
There are enough sh*tty parents out there already, OP. Sounds like you would be another in their fold. Thank you for choosing not to have offspring.Personally i don't see any benefit in having kids in this day in age, they seem like nothing more than a financial burden as well as a waste of a good life
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Originally Posted By DrFeeIGood⏩
Dis is it mayne !! take some of my rapes30 here, child/divorce free! Feels good brahs, make close to $200k, out-work out-hustle all the "dads" out there. Don't have time for kids, need to add real value to this world.
Maybe when I'm 40 and have a 25 yr old wife and big goals accomplished/millions in the bank.
lol @ peasants and losers having all the kids (srs)
Maybe when I'm 40 and have a 25 yr old wife and big goals accomplished/millions in the bank.
lol @ peasants and losers having all the kids (srs)
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Originally Posted By NeednOut⏩
I’m satisfied with the knowledge that you will not reproduce.Personally i don't see any benefit in having kids in this day in age, they seem like nothing more than a financial burden as well as a waste of a good life
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Originally Posted By Bo_Flecks⏩
U welcome *******There are enough sh*tty parents out there already, OP. Sounds like you would be another in their fold. Thank you for choosing not to have offspring.
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Originally Posted By Adarus⏩
Didn't want kids till I had a kid crew.
The thought of the cost, extra responsibility, loss of freedom, etc made me nearly sick to my stomach. The first time I held my daughter though I knew there wasn't a thing in the world I cared about more than her. A lot of older brahs told me how much my mindset would change once I had a kid, wish I'd listened to them more and avoided a lot of unnecessary stress and anxiety. I'm still glad we waited until our later 20s when we were more financially stable, I could definitely see things being harder when you're having to worry about money for bills to get paid and putting food on the table.
Parenting isn't always easy though, and it's not for everyone. I'll never judge someone for deciding not to have kids.
The thought of the cost, extra responsibility, loss of freedom, etc made me nearly sick to my stomach. The first time I held my daughter though I knew there wasn't a thing in the world I cared about more than her. A lot of older brahs told me how much my mindset would change once I had a kid, wish I'd listened to them more and avoided a lot of unnecessary stress and anxiety. I'm still glad we waited until our later 20s when we were more financially stable, I could definitely see things being harder when you're having to worry about money for bills to get paid and putting food on the table.
Parenting isn't always easy though, and it's not for everyone. I'll never judge someone for deciding not to have kids.
Originally Posted By Crash49⏩
These. The first few months were fuking nightmarish and I did regret having a kid, but as my son grows older I can't comprehend life without him. I can be in a rage or depressed as he'll and the sight of him just waddling into the room can put a smile on my face. Now I'm glad I have him, because he's becoming easier to manage and he's learning more and more, and I know whatever life changes, divorce or whatever, hed still be my son and if still be his dad and that's all I need.I've got two kids, one boy, one girl, wouldn't trade a minute of watching them grow up and become the individuals they are. They are the greatest thing I've ever done in my life. Yes its expensive and scary and you'll never worry more about anyone more in you life, but when you watch them succeed at something like sports or school the amount of joy and pride you'll feel can't be duplicated. My kids make me laugh all the time and having them has made me a better person.
Originally Posted By buckeyenutz⏩
Fuk brah, that made me tear up. I'm sorry for your loss, I can't imagine losing a child.I was headed that way with my ex-wife--neither of us wanted kiddos, too focused on careers and education (and later booze, for me)... After that ended, I got my current GF pregnant--I was 38... scared me to death. Everything was fine in the beginning, I'd accepted that I was going to be some little boy's 'old man'--nervousness and anxiety turned into excitement and curiosity.
Sadly, we lost the little guy about 22 weeks into it. It was terrible all around as we had to go through the birthing, knowing that he had passed... I was fortunate to have had the chance to hold him in my arms--and it was then, as I looked at him, that I trulyunderstoodthe feeling of having something so delicate that you would trade your own life to protect. Even though he was gone, he was a part of me, and I made a promise that I would keep moving forward with my life, striving to become a better person--mind, body and spirit.
The brief moment I had with him changed my life forever--he would be two right now--and I often wonder what my life would be like with him in it. Then I remind myself that heisin it--with every positive step I take towards the promise I made to him.
Sadly, we lost the little guy about 22 weeks into it. It was terrible all around as we had to go through the birthing, knowing that he had passed... I was fortunate to have had the chance to hold him in my arms--and it was then, as I looked at him, that I trulyunderstoodthe feeling of having something so delicate that you would trade your own life to protect. Even though he was gone, he was a part of me, and I made a promise that I would keep moving forward with my life, striving to become a better person--mind, body and spirit.
The brief moment I had with him changed my life forever--he would be two right now--and I often wonder what my life would be like with him in it. Then I remind myself that heisin it--with every positive step I take towards the promise I made to him.
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12-23-2017, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted By fmylife4real⏩
are you actually me? I live in Columbia, 1 year older than you, no kids, wife's dad is a similar type of guy who says hateful crap to everyone in the family. Also drinks, also jokes about his guns and shooting himself. That was crazy when I just read your post. We also talk about adoption and how it is $30,000 to do it....its crazy. You would think the government would PAY YOU that much money to adopt a kid.Wife can't have kids and we accepted that a long time ago. Yes, we looked at adoption but cost is fuking outrageous regardless of how good of thing it is to do.
We're pretty happy not having kids. My parents don't really care because my younger sister had a kid but my wifes father is a real piece of ****. Fuker gave her the line "well, why do I need to go out and doing anything with my life? It's not like I have a grand kid to keep living on for." She cried a lot over that comment and ever since then, I wouldn't be upset to find out he's drank himself to death or eaten a bullet. He supposedly made it sound like he was going to kill himself a couple years ago when her mom came into the living room and found him playing with a shotgun...drunk and babbling about wanting to shoot the TV and then "joked" about shooting himself. I'll be glad when he's gone...he's just as disgusting and toxic as his father was.
We're pretty happy not having kids. My parents don't really care because my younger sister had a kid but my wifes father is a real piece of ****. Fuker gave her the line "well, why do I need to go out and doing anything with my life? It's not like I have a grand kid to keep living on for." She cried a lot over that comment and ever since then, I wouldn't be upset to find out he's drank himself to death or eaten a bullet. He supposedly made it sound like he was going to kill himself a couple years ago when her mom came into the living room and found him playing with a shotgun...drunk and babbling about wanting to shoot the TV and then "joked" about shooting himself. I'll be glad when he's gone...he's just as disgusting and toxic as his father was.
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Childfree here. Children are just not for me. They have never been for me, they will never be for me.
I've never looked at a couple with children and felt wistful or as if it were anything I hoped for. I don't feel jealous or bitter, but I don't feel happy either. They're just people small people who eventually become big people. I was like this as a child as well, never played "Mommy" or had baby dolls.
My family's gene pool needed a lifeguard a long time ago. I'm on like my fifth time battling cancer or some chit, my birth mother is schizophrenic. Nah I'm sweet bro. It should be criminal for me to reproduce.
I like my sleep and money.
Most importantly, I don't want to raise a child. There is nothing less I would like to do, ever. I'd be an amazing Mom and would want what's best for my child in everything. But want my all for me.
I am living my truth - and my truth is an empty womb.
You do you, OP. Not wanting them is the best reason anyone can give. Not that you ever need to give anyone a reason for such things.
(Not srs, I actually like and respect you a lot SasquatchHunter but yikes.)
I'm really sorry, Buck.
I've never looked at a couple with children and felt wistful or as if it were anything I hoped for. I don't feel jealous or bitter, but I don't feel happy either. They're just people small people who eventually become big people. I was like this as a child as well, never played "Mommy" or had baby dolls.
My family's gene pool needed a lifeguard a long time ago. I'm on like my fifth time battling cancer or some chit, my birth mother is schizophrenic. Nah I'm sweet bro. It should be criminal for me to reproduce.
I like my sleep and money.
Most importantly, I don't want to raise a child. There is nothing less I would like to do, ever. I'd be an amazing Mom and would want what's best for my child in everything. But want my all for me.
I am living my truth - and my truth is an empty womb.
You do you, OP. Not wanting them is the best reason anyone can give. Not that you ever need to give anyone a reason for such things.
Originally Posted By fmylife4real⏩
WOW. What a terrible human being. How could someone be so insensitive to say that to their own child? Your poor wife.Wife can't have kids and we accepted that a long time ago. Yes, we looked at adoption but cost is fuking outrageous regardless of how good of thing it is to do.
We're pretty happy not having kids. My parents don't really care because my younger sister had a kid but my wifes father is a real piece of ****. Fuker gave her the line "well, why do I need to go out and doing anything with my life? It's not like I have a grand kid to keep living on for." She cried a lot over that comment and ever since then, I wouldn't be upset to find out he's drank himself to death or eaten a bullet. He supposedly made it sound like he was going to kill himself a couple years ago when her mom came into the living room and found him playing with a shotgun...drunk and babbling about wanting to shoot the TV and then "joked" about shooting himself. I'll be glad when he's gone...he's just as disgusting and toxic as his father was.
We're pretty happy not having kids. My parents don't really care because my younger sister had a kid but my wifes father is a real piece of ****. Fuker gave her the line "well, why do I need to go out and doing anything with my life? It's not like I have a grand kid to keep living on for." She cried a lot over that comment and ever since then, I wouldn't be upset to find out he's drank himself to death or eaten a bullet. He supposedly made it sound like he was going to kill himself a couple years ago when her mom came into the living room and found him playing with a shotgun...drunk and babbling about wanting to shoot the TV and then "joked" about shooting himself. I'll be glad when he's gone...he's just as disgusting and toxic as his father was.
Originally Posted By fmylife4real⏩
lol, this. Breeder logic.Good to know that so many peoples lives are completely invalidated and basically chit because they don't have kids or want to have them. Nice.
(Not srs, I actually like and respect you a lot SasquatchHunter but yikes.)
Originally Posted By buckeyenutz⏩
Man, this is so sadI was headed that way with my ex-wife--neither of us wanted kiddos, too focused on careers and education (and later booze, for me)... After that ended, I got my current GF pregnant--I was 38... scared me to death. Everything was fine in the beginning, I'd accepted that I was going to be some little boy's 'old man'--nervousness and anxiety turned into excitement and curiosity.
Sadly, we lost the little guy about 22 weeks into it. It was terrible all around as we had to go through the birthing, knowing that he had passed... I was fortunate to have had the chance to hold him in my arms--and it was then, as I looked at him, that I trulyunderstoodthe feeling of having something so delicate that you would trade your own life to protect. Even though he was gone, he was a part of me, and I made a promise that I would keep moving forward with my life, striving to become a better person--mind, body and spirit.
The brief moment I had with him changed my life forever--he would be two right now--and I often wonder what my life would be like with him in it. Then I remind myself that heisin it--with every positive step I take towards the promise I made to him.
Sadly, we lost the little guy about 22 weeks into it. It was terrible all around as we had to go through the birthing, knowing that he had passed... I was fortunate to have had the chance to hold him in my arms--and it was then, as I looked at him, that I trulyunderstoodthe feeling of having something so delicate that you would trade your own life to protect. Even though he was gone, he was a part of me, and I made a promise that I would keep moving forward with my life, striving to become a better person--mind, body and spirit.
The brief moment I had with him changed my life forever--he would be two right now--and I often wonder what my life would be like with him in it. Then I remind myself that heisin it--with every positive step I take towards the promise I made to him.
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It you/your spouse (yes I said spouse - I don't think people should have kids outside of wedlock) can't physically have a kid, that's just the way the dice roll. If there are other legit reasons you would choose not to have any, then fine. But people who rant about being "childfree" are the ultimate edgelords.
The future is shaped by those who have children, not average people who are more concerned about being able to afford their yearly vacations to Cancun. If you're a halfway decent parent, you'll realize there's more to life than yourself when you have kids.
The future is shaped by those who have children, not average people who are more concerned about being able to afford their yearly vacations to Cancun. If you're a halfway decent parent, you'll realize there's more to life than yourself when you have kids.
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
LOL crazy. On recharge but would rep unintentional life twin.are you actually me? I live in Columbia, 1 year older than you, no kids, wife's dad is a similar type of guy who says hateful crap to everyone in the family. Also drinks, also jokes about his guns and shooting himself. That was crazy when I just read your post. We also talk about adoption and how it is $30,000 to do it....its crazy. You would think the government would PAY YOU that much money to adopt a kid.
I get why adoption is so expensive because they're trying recover as much money as they spent on housing, food, medical etc... but damn you'd seriously think with how many kids need a good home they'd really be throwing money at people to take them!
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Thanks. It was pretty brutal and I could see how crushed she was to hear that. She and her dad used to be very close, like best buddies when she was growing up because her mom was in the Army and always working or away from home. He wanted so many things for her that she just did not like or want and eventually drove them apart because he couldn't control her goals and desires. Turned him into a bitter piece of chit.WOW. What a terrible human being. How could someone be so insensitive to say that to their own child? Your poor wife.
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Some of us eventually grow up and realize that there's more to life than annual Mexican vacations and cruise ship getaways.
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