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Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-10-2011 06:35:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
I know a lot of people here who have lied their way into benzo prescriptions too. IT'S AN EPIDEMIC


That's the funny side


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-10-2011 06:48:

I'm not opposed to the idea of having children, I just don't have any interest in them whatsoever, or am remotely excited by the idea. I have more excitement about the idea of one day having my own dog - I sometimes think about what breed I'd have, what gender, one or two, even put thought into how I'd raise them. I imagine these are the kind of thoughts that people who are genuinely excited about having kids have about their future offspring. Likewise, when I meet someone's dog, particularly a puppy, I'm incredibly fussy over it and it gives me a warm glow inside. Whenever people have come around with a baby, everyone else might be cooing over it but I am utterly unmoved. It's just a baby. My only emotion towards young children is occasional worry, that I might scare the baby and make it cry, and perhaps implant some life-long phobia or neurosis in its nascent mind as a result.

My over-riding response to the question is usually "If it would make my partner happy", but perhaps I shouldn't have kids because I probably wouldn't show them enough love, and fuck them up as a result of that.


Posted by Moongoose on Nov-10-2011 08:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Chris Crossland
I'm really undecided. A baby's cry drives me up the wall. Only thing is I'm the last one to carry on my name... My luck I'd have all girls since I been around electronics just about half my life now.



Pretty much the same thing here. I used to avoid kids like i avoid cats (because im allergic), woudnt be caught dead in the same room with one if i could help it. But ever since ive had to deal with my sisters kid, ive softened up a bit.



Though i still outright refuse to be in the same area code, when its time to change the little bastards diapers.


Posted by ziptnf on Nov-10-2011 13:30:

I bet in 10 years all of us will have kids


Posted by Arbiter on Nov-10-2011 14:08:

quote:
Originally posted by WittyHandle
Right back 'atcha guy.


The difference is that you appear ready to jump to whatever conclusion makes you feel better without any evidence, whereas I only went so far as to opine that it was interesting that so many kids seemed fine without these medications.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-10-2011 14:09:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
but perhaps I shouldn't have kids because I probably wouldn't show them enough love, and fuck them up as a result of that.


I think that people who think that way are absolutely the ones that should have kids, because if they're genuinely concerned about accidentally fucking them up, then they actually have the capacity to worry about them enough not to.


Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-10-2011 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by VAR
did i strike a nerve?

now-now then


Not at all, lol it was a joke... You're quite the douche bag aren't you? lol.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-10-2011 17:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I think that people who think that way are absolutely the ones that should have kids, because if they're genuinely concerned about accidentally fucking them up, then they actually have the capacity to worry about them enough not to.


Perhaps. At least I'm aware of the responsibility required. It seems terrifying how many completely unequipped people have kids, without any consideration that this person is one day to going to be a fully grown member of society who can legally purchase firearms. But still, fear is a poor motivation for raising your children, it should be genuine love and enthusiasm.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-10-2011 17:40:

As much as I can agree with that on paper, it still rather leaves a bad taste in my mouth to see people make the 'rational' choice to have a child - like they wait all their lives to be financially secure, have nice things, good employment, the ability to provide their children with everything they ever want. On some level, it casts doubt on me that these parents will be able to impart the important lessons these children absolutely need to become real people - the value of both money and even love is meaningless to people without want or deprivation. Of course I see the point that being in absolute poverty and transience is a poor environment to raise a child in, but I think the best parents are the ones who simultaneously fear and love parenting. It just makes stronger people who understand the value of family over ephemeral things like money and security.

I don't know, I'm sure there's no good way to judge these sorts of things objectively because parenting is truly a case-by-case basis. I hope I didn't fuck up my explanation too bad.


Posted by jester on Nov-10-2011 19:28:

Since elementary school, I told myself I never wanted any. If I ever do get married / serious relationship I will adopt.


Posted by zGoogleman on Nov-10-2011 19:46:

I want kids. I just don't want to be the one responsible for raising them. Luckily I am a male and I can just impregnate and leave. Ah, its best being a man.


Posted by WittyHandle on Nov-11-2011 05:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Arbiter
The difference is that you appear ready to jump to whatever conclusion makes you feel better without any evidence, whereas I only went so far as to opine that it was interesting that so many kids seemed fine without these medications.


I wasn't jumping to anything. I've heard that argument many times over the years. I'm very hesitant to accept anything just because it feels comforting, because that usually just leads to even more discomfort down the road.

There are two different (yet obviously related) conditions, ADD and ADHD. The latter is the only one that causes acting out that you would be able to see.


Posted by WittyHandle on Nov-11-2011 05:41:

Oh, and I also don't want kids.


Posted by Alex on Nov-11-2011 05:49:

I want kids so I can be a good dad and beat them with a sack of oranges.


Posted by Sushipunk on Nov-11-2011 06:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Alex
I want kids so I can be a good dad and beat them with a sack of oranges.


Door-knobs > oranges


Posted by malek on Nov-11-2011 13:16:

I didn't want any, and now I have two

I failed my life.


Posted by jester on Nov-11-2011 15:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Alex
I want kids so I can be a good dad and beat them with a sack of oranges.


Screw that, taser them. Set them straight from the get go.


Posted by ziptnf on Nov-11-2011 15:35:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
I didn't want any, and now I have two

I failed my life.

Do you still not want them?


Posted by Lilith on Nov-14-2011 10:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
I don't know, I'm sure there's no good way to judge these sorts of things objectively because parenting is truly a case-by-case basis. I hope I didn't fuck up my explanation too bad.

In our case, my partner is god-mother to 3 kids, the parents couldn't afford 1, then having twins and another little one 2 years after caused them to become so in debt, there is literally no way out of the economic hole they where already in.
Completely and utterly broke.
Guess who's holding the bag so to speak?

You may question the life choices of some of us to wait until we're self sufficient and able to have children without the stress of finances complicating things further, but the really nasty reality of some situations is that you're either mad or an idiot to do so otherwise. But while their parents are off getting their crap together, the kids aren't going to want for anything and its better than shovelling cash into the hands of people that need to manage it and their own lives better.

I've seen the results of rock bottom poverty on kids and its truly hideous beyond anyone in the developed world with its social safety nets can imagine. You might see it on TV and read about it, but the actual reality is so confronting it'll change your perspective on a whole lot of things.


Posted by FuzzQi on Nov-14-2011 10:35:

I said this to my friend earlier on chat

quote:
i'll probably end up being a dad too.. im torn between wanting a life without kids and raising my own young. lol raising my own young, like a wolf...


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Nov-14-2011 15:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
In our case, my partner is god-mother to 3 kids, the parents couldn't afford 1, then having twins and another little one 2 years after caused them to become so in debt, there is literally no way out of the economic hole they where already in.
Completely and utterly broke.
Guess who's holding the bag so to speak?

You may question the life choices of some of us to wait until we're self sufficient and able to have children without the stress of finances complicating things further, but the really nasty reality of some situations is that you're either mad or an idiot to do so otherwise. But while their parents are off getting their crap together, the kids aren't going to want for anything and its better than shovelling cash into the hands of people that need to manage it and their own lives better.

I've seen the results of rock bottom poverty on kids and its truly hideous beyond anyone in the developed world with its social safety nets can imagine. You might see it on TV and read about it, but the actual reality is so confronting it'll change your perspective on a whole lot of things.


Right. I think it should have gone without saying that fucking morons should not reproduce.

Haha, you got schmucked footing the bill for somebody else's spawn. Who were you deigning to again?


Posted by VAR on Nov-15-2011 01:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Right. I think it should have gone without saying that fucking morons should not reproduce.



they are usually the ones who do.


Posted by zyklon-jay on Nov-15-2011 01:33:

quote:
Originally posted by VAR
they are usually the ones who do.


say hi to your mother for me.


Posted by VAR on Nov-15-2011 01:34:

quote:
Originally posted by zyklon-jay
say hi to your mother for me.


i am a product of Jay and my Mother,
and now you know the rest of the story.


Posted by Spam on Nov-15-2011 07:55:

quote:
Originally posted by VAR
they are usually the ones who do.


Well God says they can't use condoms.


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