You spend more time changing them.Not Good said:I should have children, because it changes you, ************.
redstar alpha said:Today i realised that i should never have children due to the fact that i saw no problem in showing a bunch of 12 and 11 year olds 2girls1cup. there is also another bunch of reasons that i cant recall right now but anyway, lets here your reasons as to why you should never have kids.
That could be the most epic name evar. I wanted to give my kids a reeeally long and complicated name. And I'll pay them to do things to make their mom angry so when she tries to shout out their full names she'll mess up and we'll all laugh. Ah hypoglycemia...sms_117b said:I probably shouldn't have kids because if I somehow have a ginger boy, I'll call him Balthazar.
Other reasons are that I'll use South Park for educational purposes. (more to the episodes than random swearing)
And if it doesn't?ReZerO said:the first time yuo see you kid, something changes inside of you. I know it's something you've all heard before, but there is nothing like seeing your kid for the first time, the feeling you get.
thats a great reason why YOU should never have kids.redstar alpha said:i saw no problem in showing a bunch of 12 and 11 year olds 2girls1cup.
Even if you have a perfect child some day in highschool they will think "I'm sick of being the little good girl/guy and I want to do something fun!'MaxTheReaper said:Seriously. I hate kids.
They are designed to break your soul.
This. You can't change your mind if you decide you don't like raising children. Then you have to spend the rest of your life feeling miserable, and maybe guilty, while the child will grow up with the nagging feeling that mommy\daddy doesn't really love them.The Rogue Wolf said:And if it doesn't?ReZerO said:the first time yuo see you kid, something changes inside of you. I know it's something you've all heard before, but there is nothing like seeing your kid for the first time, the feeling you get.
There's one big issue with parenthood- it's a one-way door. There's no do-over, there's no "I don't like it, let's take it back to where we got it" (prepare for a good swift kick to the gonads if you ever suggest that to your child's mother, gents). Once a baby is born, you are by all measures responsible for the child for (at least) the next 18 years, and you will likely be involved with the child until they, or you, die.
People wiser, richer, and more mature than I have made an absolute mess of parenting. I won't risk the well-being of some theoretical child on the slim chance that I'll make it through that minefield just fine. If that makes me "selfish", then so be it.