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freedomchick
Breeders do this to each other, not just to the child free. I was at a dinner party recently, where about half the couples had kids and the other half didn't. A friend of mine ( father of three) was talking about an art-house movie that he and the wife had seen the previous weekend. One of the "I can only talk about being a mommy" moos chimed in with a smarmy "that sounds a lot more interesting than "some random kid flick" that "whatever her kids names are" made me watch over and over last weekend." The moment any parent ( and in my experience, it's usually the father) tries to be a person and not just a parent or do anything not "family oriented" some other breeder will put him in his place. Totally sad.
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I loathe the way so many Moos say things like that and it's nearly always in that subtle condescending Moo-Way too. I especially hate it when new Moos say shit like, "You wouldn't be....(fill in the blank) if you had a BABY at home or kids to consider, etc.....One Moo-Cunt I recall saying once at an office party, "This is a rare treat for those of us with little responsibilities waiting on us at home!" AS IF no one else has any responsibilities unless they are a cow. :headbrick
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"but I collect toy robots, so..."
I would love to see that collection. I collect toys also. I refuse to totally grow up
heard of Shogun Warriors? those are the robot toys I collect, along w/ various non-robot toys!
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felisdomestica
I always connect maturity in parents with excuriating boredom.
mmm-hmmm!!
every chyld related activity is either ANNOYING or BORING.
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felisdomestica
I can't decide whether the child related activities made them vapid, annoying, and boring...or it is because they are vapid, annoying, and boring so they sprog.
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drake
"but I collect toy robots, so..."
I would love to see that collection. I collect toys also. I refuse to totally grow up
heard of Shogun Warriors? those are the robot toys I collect, along w/ various non-robot toys!
I've heard of them. I don't collect robot toys, but I do collect a lot of die-cast toys. TOO many.
cars? other vehicles?
The BIG robots are plastic, while the small versions were part metal, part plastic. Those had some vehicles to go with them, also.
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drake
"but I collect toy robots, so..."
I would love to see that collection. I collect toys also. I refuse to totally grow up
heard of Shogun Warriors? those are the robot toys I collect, along w/ various non-robot toys!
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paragon schnitzophonic
If you aren't mature and responsible when you don't have kids, you aren't going to magically become so after having kids. Look at all the idiot Moos who kill their kids and try to foist the responsibility on somebody or something else and the Moos who defend them.