More co-sleeping nonsense

Childfree Chicago Lawyer Wrote:
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> In some states it's illegal to share a bedroom
> with an opposite-sex child over age 5. It comes
> up in property law when a single moo sues a
> landlord who won't rent a one-bedroom apartment to
> her and her 13-year-old son.

I think there's also a federal rule for welfare (Section 8) housing against having a parent and child(ren) in a one-bedroom apartment. To qualify for Section 8, the apartment must have at least a second bedroom for the children. I remember hearing something about this years ago, and it was surprising to me because using one-bedroom apartments would be such an obvious way to reduce costs of welfare housing and use land more efficiently. But no can do. Nothing but the finest for welfare moos using our tax dollars.

Oh, yeah, this is some majorly fucked-up shit! When I was growing up (yeah, I know....back in the Stone Age. LOL), only very poor people co-slept with their kids. But none of the poor patients my father tended to would EVER have thought of sleeping in the same bed as their kids. Kids of the same sex might share a bed, put not one with Mum or Dad. Co-sleeping was looked at as being perverted....which I think it is, too.

Wow...I can't imagine cosleeping until the teens. I mean, people are concerned about their kids getting messed up if they see the parents screwing, but for some reason it's okay to have Shitford spooned up against Mom whilst in his hormone crazed "nocternal emissions" years?

Oh man, I think I just broke my head.
:kill

"It truly is the one commonality that every designation of humans you can think of has, there's at least one asshole."
--Me

Gigabyte Wrote:
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> I have to aplogise to KidlessKim and the Childfree
> folks here as I ranted too much because this
> Kellymon forum and this co-sleeping is nothing but
> a sexless depressing hag I never heard. Again I
> used been through this co-sleep in the past.
> But this is totally extreme. The moo think this is
> normal to go through this. The moo think it is
> normal to kick out her hubby out of the royal sex
> bed and exchange her hubby for her kid. Makie her
> hubby as 2nd best.
>
> This is too much.

I hate reading this stuff too. I come here to get away from it.

kidlesskim Wrote:
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> I remember crawling into my parents bed when I had
> a nightmare or there was a thunderstorm as well,
> and I think that's different. It's also different
> if the child is very sick and needs to be watched
> or if there is a necessity such as lack of space
> or the heating and cooling is only in the one
> room. What is NOT normal is labeling it a
> "parenting style", planning it, placing the kyds
> in there after taking down their beds or not even
> getting them a bed to begin with, encouraging it,
> and when they are too big or there are too many
> slumbering around in the famblee bed, to purchase
> AIR mattresses and lay those all over the bedroom
> floor or drag mattresses in there. That is
> obsessive, strange, ridiculous, possibly perverted
> sexually, allows NO one in the famblee any privacy
> and could not be good for the marriage OR the
> kyd's sense of security and individuality. It's
> primarily the women who chenjoy it and condone it
> and I can't help but wonder if it's because they
> are avoiding having sex until they are ready to
> breed again.
>
> I think it's a psychological problem possibly
> dealing with intimacy and security issues.
> Whatever it is it is NOT "normal".

I agree Kim.