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yurble
I think the fact that she's attention-whoring on a 'CF' board and trying to claim that she was 'previously CF' proves that she's a BNP. PNB are completely comfortable with their choices and don't need validation.Quote
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I can kind of see how maybe PNBs might feel the need to run away from the child/moo worshipping, just about, but a CF board seems a stupid place to try. Although judging by the reaction on there, perhaps it's not such a stupid idea.
I have known some PNB who have a healthy disdain for society's current state, but I can't imagine them seeking childfree boards. Or if they did they at least wouldn't mention their kids.
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Whoever said that must have been channelling me. I'm well known for such statements.Quote
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Well, if Kummie can manage to avoid revealing her pare.nted status on Bratfree, then she can post here (it's not as if we can check the status on any members anyway). But in my experience, attention-whoring par.ents cannot resist defending their choices, and then they will be treated like any other trolls.
Yeah, but most often than not, their kids would be brought up, and it's all down hill from there, unfortunately.
Exactly my point. They can come here and try, but they inevitably end up revealing themselves, and then they get treated as they should be. Who was it that used to suggest that they should be fucked with a rusty chainsaw? That's the appropriate response to people like this bint when they show up here.
Re: Another parent wanting to join the party November 28, 2010 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 405 |
Yeah, you did that bit already.Quote
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thursdaynext
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yurble
I think the fact that she's attention-whoring on a 'CF' board and trying to claim that she was 'previously CF' proves that she's a BNP. PNB are completely comfortable with their choices and don't need validation.Quote
thursdaynext
I can kind of see how maybe PNBs might feel the need to run away from the child/moo worshipping, just about, but a CF board seems a stupid place to try. Although judging by the reaction on there, perhaps it's not such a stupid idea.
I have known some PNB who have a healthy disdain for society's current state, but I can't imagine them seeking childfree boards. Or if they did they at least wouldn't mention their kids.
There is no such thing as a "pnb." Never was.
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This. But lurking there does make for good fodder to rant here, where we can be hardcore.Quote
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Perfect example of why I don't go to that mockery of a CF site anymore.s
They don't even know what the meaning of CHILDFREE is.
They think you can be "childfree" until you change your mind and that my friends is why the bingos will never go away.
SMH.
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thursdaynext
I know, it's just how you roll, blah blah.
I'll continue to say it, so you better get used to it.
That's so cool, maaaahhhhn.
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WaterLily
This. But lurking there does make for good fodder to rant here, where we can be hardcore.Quote
KeepYourChildAwayFromMe
Perfect example of why I don't go to that mockery of a CF site anymore.s
They don't even know what the meaning of CHILDFREE is.
They think you can be "childfree" until you change your mind and that my friends is why the bingos will never go away.
SMH.
Re: Another parent wanting to join the party November 29, 2010 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 1,270 |
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I can kind of see how maybe PNBs might feel the need to run away from the child/moo worshipping, just about, but a CF board seems a stupid place to try.
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There is nothing on a CF board that should hold any interest for a parent.
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There is nothing on a CF board that should hold any interest for a parent.
Oh, I don't know about that. I'm reminded of a phrase a CFer posted years ago: "my smug is full of gloat". Invariably, parents trolling the CF boards would quote stock phrases "I never knew what real love was until I had a child"; "I feel sorry for you sad, sad people. You'll never know the joy a parent feels when their child smiles at them" ...
Reading CF boards gives these parents a sense of superiority; a validation that their lives really are better than anyone else', even while sitting in a kid-ravaged house, perfumed by the smell of spit-up milk and dirty diapers.
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Oh, look what were missing, sign us right up. Not. /sarcasm.Quote
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There is nothing on a CF board that should hold any interest for a parent.
Oh, I don't know about that. I'm reminded of a phrase a CFer posted years ago: "my smug is full of gloat". Invariably, parents trolling the CF boards would quote stock phrases "I never knew what real love was until I had a child"; "I feel sorry for you sad, sad people. You'll never know the joy a parent feels when their child smiles at them" ...
Reading CF boards gives these parents a sense of superiority; a validation that their lives really are better than anyone else', even while sitting in a kid-ravaged house, perfumed by the smell of spit-up milk and dirty diapers.
But I distinctly recall a daddy popping up a year or so ago, punching the air and yee-haw-ing, telling "you childfree people that you're so fuckin right! Everything you say is so fucking right!". And how he laughs his breeder ass off his chair reading our ramblings.
The air of superiority that breeders exude is a lie, and they know it. That's why it's so easy to rile them, to wipe that cheesy fake grin off their faces, and to make them burst into tears with just a few choice words. Their belief in themselves is brittle and fragile. Their entire lives revolve around how many or how few tears their hideous toddler shed on any given day. Fucking sad, I mean really deeply sad, and they know it.
A woman journalist admitted in an article I read a few years ago that when she was on maternity leave, she was listening to a chat programme on the radio, and the topic was about SAHMs and trouble-with-toddlers and all that shite. One caller rang in to say she really hates being at home with her baby, and that it's so fucking boring she could just about scream. Another caller rang in to support that view. By the time the third caller rang in to add further support to the notion that babies were boring to be around for 18 hours a day, this journalist woman started shaking and screaming and crying -- she threw down whatever it was she was cleaning the crap off, ran to her 1-year-old, picked him up, still screaming and crying at the top of her lungs, screaming "Nooooo! You're not boring, Ben! Your're not boring! You're not boring! Boooooo-hoooo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoooooooooo! Whaaaaaaa! You're not boring little Ben! How could they dare say that?! You're NOT boring! Boooooo-hoooo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoooooooooo! Whaaaaaaa!". And that, ladies and gents, is the fragile state of mind of parents. They shouldn't even be allowed out to mix in society til they get a fucking grip on themselves, even if it takes 20 years.
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Re: Another parent wanting to join the party November 29, 2010 |
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WaterLily
This. But lurking there does make for good fodder to rant here, where we can be hardcore.Quote
KeepYourChildAwayFromMe
Perfect example of why I don't go to that mockery of a CF site anymore.s
They don't even know what the meaning of CHILDFREE is.
They think you can be "childfree" until you change your mind and that my friends is why the bingos will never go away.
SMH.
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