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It could be slightly better if women could at least stand on the rooftops and go, "I hate my kids, I wish they were never born and I'm not ashamed to admit it!" without risking being practically murdered. Makes me wonder.... if every single mother was given half an hour where she could do whatever she wanted - legal or otherwise - and be guaranteed to not get caught, how many would use that time to kill their kids? My guess would be A LOT.
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Cambion
It could be slightly better if women could at least stand on the rooftops and go, "I hate my kids, I wish they were never born and I'm not ashamed to admit it!" without risking being practically murdered. Makes me wonder.... if every single mother was given half an hour where she could do whatever she wanted - legal or otherwise - and be guaranteed to not get caught, how many would use that time to kill their kids? My guess would be A LOT.
I agree and think that many womben who can comfortably stay at home with their kids and live very well on their husband's income would be in this group. Maybe even some womben who can afford considerable outside help with household chores and nanny services. IOW even womben with every comfort and advantage a moo could have would still love a redo button and detest being a moo. It isn't just the more obvious: single parunts or the poor ones.
Re: Buyer's Regret On Marie Claire--Inside The Movement of Women Who Wish They'd Never Had Children September 30, 2016 | Registered: 12 years ago Posts: 5,634 |
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Quote from article "Laura once believed that she wanted to be a mother. She had little direct experience with children—no siblings young enough to need tending to, no babysitting jobs—and when she and her husband decided to start a family, she wondered if she knew enough about what that meant. "I asked some friends if we could get the basics from them and they ran us through the general infant care stuff in maybe 45 minutes," she says. "In retrospect, it was laughably insufficient. I really didn't know what I was in for."
How could anyone with no real experience around children just decide to have them and that 45 minutes is sufficient preparation for a creature they have to parent for 18 years? If nothing else you'd think the $250K that will be spent to raise the kyd would require more than 45 minutes to think and plan accordingly.
Re: Buyer's Regret On Marie Claire--Inside The Movement of Women Who Wish They'd Never Had Children September 30, 2016 | Registered: 19 years ago Posts: 9,199 |
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The pattern of thought there seems to be it is normal to have regrets, but since the moos can't go back in time and undo their kids, then it is ok, their lives are ruined anyway, mission accomplished. All the hate is reserved for CF women who are smart enough to escape kids in the first place.