Feel like they are entitled to so much?
Example: Today was a birthday party for people at work with B-Days in July. So there's like 4 pizza's, and only about 10 employees show up. So by the end there were 2 pizza's left. I'm thinking I could take a slice or two home for the family, because my B-Day was one of the 2 people being celebrated for. So I leave the room and come back and all the pizza is gone. I'm like WTF? Then I'm told well X has 5 kids so she took a pizza and Y has 4 kids so she took the rest. I'm like Yeah, So? I might have liked a piece or two, and they all look at me like I'm telling them they are the embodiment of evil.
It never fails. I've lost jobs because of this. "Well Z has 6 kids so she really needs this job, sorry we have to cut you." I'm like "Well I have a family too!" and they just look at me like I've got it so easy I should shut up.
I meet someone new at work and we eventually get around to talking about family I tell them I have one kid, they proceed to tell me they have 5+ and then look at me like I'm supposed to kneel down and kiss their feet because they have it HARD. I was talking about my family and my kid, and someone butts in with "Well I have 5 kids, you don't know how hard that is." I told them flat out that I DO exactly know how hard that is, and that's the reason I had one kid! She was miffed. How dare I! I mean you know people with a litter of kids are just so hard up, they didn't do this to themselves, oh no, we should all feel sorry for them and support them. Fuck that breeder, stop having puppies!!!!!!
I heard a comedian on the radio describe children from families like that as Lottery Tickets, with the parents hoping at least one of them will get rich and support the parents some day. That seems to be a very good point.
In any case, if you have a shit load of kids I not only don't feel empathy for you, I loathe you if you use that as an excuse for why you need so much more special care than me or mine. :mfinger:
Example: Today was a birthday party for people at work with B-Days in July. So there's like 4 pizza's, and only about 10 employees show up. So by the end there were 2 pizza's left. I'm thinking I could take a slice or two home for the family, because my B-Day was one of the 2 people being celebrated for. So I leave the room and come back and all the pizza is gone. I'm like WTF? Then I'm told well X has 5 kids so she took a pizza and Y has 4 kids so she took the rest. I'm like Yeah, So? I might have liked a piece or two, and they all look at me like I'm telling them they are the embodiment of evil.
It never fails. I've lost jobs because of this. "Well Z has 6 kids so she really needs this job, sorry we have to cut you." I'm like "Well I have a family too!" and they just look at me like I've got it so easy I should shut up.
I meet someone new at work and we eventually get around to talking about family I tell them I have one kid, they proceed to tell me they have 5+ and then look at me like I'm supposed to kneel down and kiss their feet because they have it HARD. I was talking about my family and my kid, and someone butts in with "Well I have 5 kids, you don't know how hard that is." I told them flat out that I DO exactly know how hard that is, and that's the reason I had one kid! She was miffed. How dare I! I mean you know people with a litter of kids are just so hard up, they didn't do this to themselves, oh no, we should all feel sorry for them and support them. Fuck that breeder, stop having puppies!!!!!!
I heard a comedian on the radio describe children from families like that as Lottery Tickets, with the parents hoping at least one of them will get rich and support the parents some day. That seems to be a very good point.
In any case, if you have a shit load of kids I not only don't feel empathy for you, I loathe you if you use that as an excuse for why you need so much more special care than me or mine. :mfinger: