Why do people with a lot of kids.....

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Jonathan18

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I was a single mother for years and our Christmas's were very grim as well. But I think in the long run, it made my son more appreciative of money and gifts. My daughter was raised by her father and he gave her everything she wanted, now she expects me to do the same, she is slowly learning the hard way that materialistic things are replaceable but family is not.
I know a lady back home that has 5 kids and said she had them all because she gets more money a month from the government. (In Canada, we get Child Tax Benefits, depending on your income from the previous year, you get money from the government monthly to help support them.)
 
Don't get me started. How about those people who use their strollers as human shields and battering rams. Walk through a crowded store and you get these people that clip your Achilles tendon with the stroller. Or they'll walk right out into traffic pushing the stroller way in front.

And how about those people that you have over your house, and every conversation steers somehow to their kids. Or worse, they bring their kids, and all of a sudden the whole social event has to be taylored to fit their kids needs, and everyone has to entertain their kids. Fuck "Put the guns away" and "Send the strippers home, my kid is here" Pffft!

One friday night my band was playing a local place. We got off stage for a break, and went to the bar. Some dumb bitch had her kid in a bassinette(sp) sitting up on the bar. She had the nerve to ask me to turn down the PA system, because it was too loud, and her kid was here. Fucking Lush. Fuck you lady.


BTW, I love kids, and I'm great with them. But there is a time and a place for everything.
 
Yeah, but you clearly have more income.

When I was six I stuck a matchbox car between the shower doors. Trying to unlodge it, they fell and sliced through all seven layers of my right pinky toe. I had to get stitches at the hospital. So I was grounded in a wheelchair for six weeks due to bloodflow issues.

The very next day after the operation, my father says to me, "Come on. I'll buy you a game system." Well, we went out to blockbuster, plunked down $99 on a Sega Genesis, which i played when I was three and I loved it. I was six now, this was 1994, it was cheap, and that was the only fight my parents had over financials. We couldn't afford that - we just moved to ButtFuck, Indiana.

I mean, we weren't POOR, just middle class. And Unforgiven, I hope you know in America health insurance drives the TCO of living up exponentially if you had the medical problems I did. The pills I was on up until this year were supposed to help me psychologically but after a while just fucked me up.

And by the way, being with my family is more than enough.
 
Can't answer the whole question but with the case of the pizza, next time, get yours before you get out of the room. When it comes to food, and this goes for people with or without children, people are vultures. The trick is to get at it as soon as possible or you're left out.

Last one gets the crumbs my friend.
 
People with more children aleady get a tax break. I have two older brothers, I don't think my parents could stand to have anymore children. What's a beatuiful thing is everyone is different. So, this like many other aspects of life this gets filed under, "Your no better no worse, just keep it to your fucking self." The only thing we owe to whinners is a slap. :slap:
 
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Don't soil my good name :)

I agree, more kids doesn't entitle you to preferential treatment. It may be harder, but that's no reason to trample others.
 
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