The new smart financial move is walking away

[scaredyclassic]

the oldest one kind of threw up spitup/vomit in my mouth when i was inadvisedly holding him up adn he wasn’t feeling well. i threw away that jacket. my bad. nobodys poop or vomit bum me out if i produced them.

[briansd1]

[quote=AN]
How many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children?[/quote]

Historically, parents needed to have kids to help out with work on the farm.

Now, parents don’t need to work in the field… But people are more isolated and lonely. They ( women especially) believe that children will bring happiness and fulfillment.

Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.

[briansd1]

[quote=AN]
How many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children?[/quote]

Historically, parents needed to have kids to help out with work on the farm.

Now, parents don’t need to work in the field… But people are more isolated and lonely. They ( women especially) believe that children will bring happiness and fulfillment.

Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.

[briansd1]

[quote=AN]
How many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children?[/quote]

Historically, parents needed to have kids to help out with work on the farm.

Now, parents don’t need to work in the field… But people are more isolated and lonely. They ( women especially) believe that children will bring happiness and fulfillment.

Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.

[briansd1]

[quote=AN]
How many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children?[/quote]

Historically, parents needed to have kids to help out with work on the farm.

Now, parents don’t need to work in the field… But people are more isolated and lonely. They ( women especially) believe that children will bring happiness and fulfillment.

Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.

[briansd1]

[quote=AN]
How many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children?[/quote]

Historically, parents needed to have kids to help out with work on the farm.

Now, parents don’t need to work in the field… But people are more isolated and lonely. They ( women especially) believe that children will bring happiness and fulfillment.

Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.[/quote]
Once again, how many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children? Being vague about anticipated happiness is not a good enough answer. Anything in life can be “anticipated happiness”. No one would do anything in anticipation of unhappiness. I would never do anything that I know would cause be unhappiness. Would you? You stayed single and childless because you anticipate that such action would bring you happiness.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.[/quote]
Once again, how many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children? Being vague about anticipated happiness is not a good enough answer. Anything in life can be “anticipated happiness”. No one would do anything in anticipation of unhappiness. I would never do anything that I know would cause be unhappiness. Would you? You stayed single and childless because you anticipate that such action would bring you happiness.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.[/quote]
Once again, how many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children? Being vague about anticipated happiness is not a good enough answer. Anything in life can be “anticipated happiness”. No one would do anything in anticipation of unhappiness. I would never do anything that I know would cause be unhappiness. Would you? You stayed single and childless because you anticipate that such action would bring you happiness.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.[/quote]
Once again, how many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children? Being vague about anticipated happiness is not a good enough answer. Anything in life can be “anticipated happiness”. No one would do anything in anticipation of unhappiness. I would never do anything that I know would cause be unhappiness. Would you? You stayed single and childless because you anticipate that such action would bring you happiness.

[an]

[quote=briansd1]Anticipated happiness is a payback, isn’t it?

My SIL has wanted children for a long time. When that “accident” occurred she couldn’t be happier.[/quote]
Once again, how many parents do you know that thought about the payback before having children? Being vague about anticipated happiness is not a good enough answer. Anything in life can be “anticipated happiness”. No one would do anything in anticipation of unhappiness. I would never do anything that I know would cause be unhappiness. Would you? You stayed single and childless because you anticipate that such action would bring you happiness.

[Arraya]

LIfe is a paradoxical, get over it.

[Arraya]

LIfe is a paradoxical, get over it.

[Arraya]

LIfe is a paradoxical, get over it.

[Arraya]

LIfe is a paradoxical, get over it.

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