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post 1636491943 04-18-2021, 09:21 AM
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Dads on the misc

Sometimes I forget some of you cheeky kunts are actually dads

must be good knowing you can somewhat help shape the characteristics and general morals of your kids (for some people at least)

be honest though, would you do it all over again knowing you're gonna have a kid? Making the same mistakes if you've done any through your kids life and such as a father
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post 1636492023 04-18-2021, 09:23 AM
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post 1636492203 04-18-2021, 09:26 AM
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post 1636493663 04-18-2021, 09:50 AM
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The only thing i would have done different is have another when the first was around two. For some reason we thought it would be too much to handle. Looking back i think having another would actually make things easier now.
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post 1636502573 04-18-2021, 12:09 PM
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100% would do it again.

Is it sometimes hard? Yes. All meaningful things in life ask something of you but return that investment to you manyfold. It's strange that so many people on a bodybuilding forum don't understand that.
Originally Posted By DstryEvrytng⏩
The only thing i would have done different is have another when the first was around two. For some reason we thought it would be too much to handle. Looking back i think having another would actually make things easier now.
We had a harder time with #2 including a miscarriage. We even decided if it didn't happen in the next 6 months that it wasn't meant to be. So they are 6 and 2 now - we'd have liked them closer in age but such things aren't up to us brother.
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post 1636502903 04-18-2021, 12:14 PM
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I have an 11 yo and a 13 yo. I'm divorced and would do it again, but I'm getting pretty old. I don't want to die before any of my kids become adults. So idk.
post 1636503443 04-18-2021, 12:23 PM
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post 1636505103 04-18-2021, 12:51 PM
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post 1636506053 04-18-2021, 01:08 PM
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I love being a dad. I've got a 2 year old and a 9 month old. They're hard work but worth every minute invested in them. I'll never regret having kids as the above poster suggests. I'm also happily married. (Which misc also says is impossible) haha
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Idk why misc idealizes having kids so much. Ofc no parents would ever express regret because it’s so taboo.

But I’m sure there are some parents out there who feel regret esp if the kids turn out disappointing. If they don’t want to study or play sports and they just play video games all day. If after college they don’t want to work or if they drink a lot or are on drugs or if they are not nice or not good people.

If you look at the average population around you, most people don’t seem that great. I’m sure their parents were thrilled with them when they were little kids but as they grow up and go their own way it’s a different story. A lot of kids disappoint their parents.

Plus during the childhood years I think some parents feel regret too. Little kids are a TON of work to take care of and your days revolve around responsibility and chores. And then teenage kids need less work but can cause a TON of problems and worries.
Haven't met one person who feels that way....even disappointed parents love their kids and don't regret it. Having a kid is one of the most fulfilling things in the world and you sound like a bitter woman who will never get to experience that joy. Be gone thot.
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post 1636506533 04-18-2021, 01:17 PM
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post 1636506563 04-18-2021, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Idk why misc idealizes having kids so much. Ofc no parents would ever express regret because it’s so taboo.

But I’m sure there are some parents out there who feel regret esp if the kids turn out disappointing. If they don’t want to study or play sports and they just play video games all day. If after college they don’t want to work or if they drink a lot or are on drugs or if they are not nice or not good people.

If you look at the average population around you, most people don’t seem that great. I’m sure their parents were thrilled with them when they were little kids but as they grow up and go their own way it’s a different story. A lot of kids disappoint their parents.

Plus during the childhood years I think some parents feel regret too. Little kids are a TON of work to take care of and your days revolve around responsibility and chores. And then teenage kids need less work but can cause a TON of problems and worries.
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post 1636506633 04-18-2021, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Idk why misc idealizes having kids so much. Ofc no parents would ever express regret because it’s so taboo.

But I’m sure there are some parents out there who feel regret esp if the kids turn out disappointing. If they don’t want to study or play sports and they just play video games all day. If after college they don’t want to work or if they drink a lot or are on drugs or if they are not nice or not good people.

If you look at the average population around you, most people don’t seem that great. I’m sure their parents were thrilled with them when they were little kids but as they grow up and go their own way it’s a different story. A lot of kids disappoint their parents.

Plus during the childhood years I think some parents feel regret too. Little kids are a TON of work to take care of and your days revolve around responsibility and chores. And then teenage kids need less work but can cause a TON of problems and worries.
Broken people always seem to have bad childhoods. Imagine not thinking that childhood is the happiest time of life for both the kids and the parents. That's the **** that people look back to fondly after it's over among the highlights of their lives.

A woman who doesn't have children is like a pothole. Just a nuisance to the world that everyone wishes didn't exist.
post 1636506673 04-18-2021, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Idk why misc idealizes having kids so much. Ofc no parents would ever express regret because it’s so taboo.

But I’m sure there are some parents out there who feel regret esp if the kids turn out disappointing. If they don’t want to study or play sports and they just play video games all day. If after college they don’t want to work or if they drink a lot or are on drugs or if they are not nice or not good people.

If you look at the average population around you, most people don’t seem that great. I’m sure their parents were thrilled with them when they were little kids but as they grow up and go their own way it’s a different story. A lot of kids disappoint their parents.

Plus during the childhood years I think some parents feel regret too. Little kids are a TON of work to take care of and your days revolve around responsibility and chores. And then teenage kids need less work but can cause a TON of problems and worries.
why the fawk are you in this thread. There is literally zero for you to contribute here
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post 1636506783 04-18-2021, 01:21 PM
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post 1636506903 04-18-2021, 01:24 PM
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I have two sons. They are phucking awesome. My oldest is home schooled but has excellent social skills, way advanced scholastically and also very gifted in jiu jitsu. Watching him wreck other kids in wrestling is the most fun thing ever. He's being raised by my wife who comes from a conservative family, and we can afford for her to be a stay at home mom/home schooler. Wife and I both have degrees. He learns reading, writing, math, science, and history. No cross dressing trans critical race theory bullchit. He loves America and I take him shooting from time to time. We read books about survival (his favorite genre) and we go on a few big offroading/camping trips each year.

His younger brother is too little to do any of that stuff, but he's great in his own ways.

Dont let the Misc make you a bitter angry *******. Find the right woman and pop out some kids, raise them right. It has made my life much more satisfying. I do admit that I got lucky as fuark on finding the right lady to make kids with tho, despite her inferior womanlet genetics.
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post 1636506913 04-18-2021, 01:24 PM
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hell no i wood get an abortion

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post 1636509063 04-18-2021, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted By HateThisForYou⏩
Do you get a notification on your pager that a thread about kids/relationship/marriage has been posted so you can comment your POV that we have all already heard 1000 times?
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post 1636509813 04-18-2021, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Kind of like a gf if you think about it
Stop derailing every thread, srs.

The thread is literally called "dads of the misc", move on.
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks⏩
Idk why misc idealizes having kids so much. Ofc no parents would ever express regret because it’s so taboo.

But I’m sure there are some parents out there who feel regret esp if the kids turn out disappointing. If they don’t want to study or play sports and they just play video games all day. If after college they don’t want to work or if they drink a lot or are on drugs or if they are not nice or not good people.

If you look at the average population around you, most people don’t seem that great. I’m sure their parents were thrilled with them when they were little kids but as they grow up and go their own way it’s a different story. A lot of kids disappoint their parents.

Plus during the childhood years I think some parents feel regret too. Little kids are a TON of work to take care of and your days revolve around responsibility and chores. And then teenage kids need less work but can cause a TON of problems and worries.
Grammas be copin hard AF these days

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