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To those who bingo me and tell me I'll regret it, I'd rather regret never becoming a parent than becoming a bad parent.
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There was still a bit of "oh, but I came around to it in the end".
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Many of the commentors are dense, as in Breeder-dense. Some of them openly admit they don't really want children, but they still feel compelled to have them by their spouse. If you are in a relationship with someone who wants kids and is pressuring you to do so when you don't want them, WTF are you even doing there?
I also can't believe all the people who are all WTF BBQ LBJ and writing stuff like EVEN IF YOU FEEL THIS WAY AS A PARENT, YOU SHOULD NEVER ADMIT IT TO ANYONE. WHAT IF YOUR CHYYYYLD FINDS OUT ABOUT IT?.
Are they really so dim that they don't think their child already knows that? I find children annoying, but one thing about them: they can usually smell bullshit. I figured out by age 8 or so that my mom, despite all her Southern, lay-it-on-thick mantra about how we kids were the BESTEST THING EVAR, found motherhood miserable.
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Many of the commentors are dense, as in Breeder-dense. Some of them openly admit they don't really want children, but they still feel compelled to have them by their spouse. If you are in a relationship with someone who wants kids and is pressuring you to do so when you don't want them, WTF are you even doing there?
I also can't believe all the people who are all WTF BBQ LBJ and writing stuff like EVEN IF YOU FEEL THIS WAY AS A PARENT, YOU SHOULD NEVER ADMIT IT TO ANYONE. WHAT IF YOUR CHYYYYLD FINDS OUT ABOUT IT?.
Are they really so dim that they don't think their child already knows that? I find children annoying, but one thing about them: they can usually smell bullshit. I figured out by age 8 or so that my mom, despite all her Southern, lay-it-on-thick mantra about how we kids were the BESTEST THING EVAR, found motherhood miserable.
Yes, kids 'know' when parents are none too thrilled with them. And the comments of "what if your kid SEES THIS" IMO are very short sighted. You think the net is going to be the same 10, 15 years from now? Evidently you don't remember the past and cannot forecast into the future. By the time the kid is aware - the net will be different. Better or worse is anyone's call - but it will be different.
I read an intriguing thing the other day about FakeBook - a conspiracy minded individual opining that it's a CIA / NSA operation and the idea is to 'get you used to' using your actual name (this had to do with some flap about FB kicking off TG people for not using their 'real names'.)
I digest all ideas, any and all opinions - and with this one - Ima agree. I was always suspicious of FakeBook - because it got too big, too fast, and was too promoted across all media. I will agree on this - or at the least - that FB is not exactly what it seems to be.
Many money interests wish to change the net - and we can see that already happening. It will merge with other media. It has already surpassed print media. And now contains video and TV outlets - cable and sat operators are eager to gain more subscribers this way.
10, 15 years from now - you're not going to recognize the net you knew. Is it the same as it was 10, 15 years ago? NO.
This idea that - 'the kids will SEE this'! IMO NO - they very likely won't. My guess is by the time they're cognizant - the net is going to be nothing but another cable TV outlet.
Short Sighted Pearl Clutching Cows are - short sighted.