Believe it or not, not everybody is just like you! |
I feel like a lot of undesirable women attempt to compete with more desirable women on the basis of "I'll always remain into sex! I won't put anything, even kids, before you! Hell, I won't even ask for kids! Please want me!! We can be each other's soulmates!"
Puke. |
You don't need a husband to have either of these things. Why bother? |
Because once the kids reach the age of survivability, there is no biological imperative to keep you around. In fact, we need a new partner to diversify the gene pool. Feel free to move on to do the same. |
It's the easiest way to get those things. However, most women don't foresee the headaches it comes with lol |
You've just turned that undesirable woman into a desirable one. |
I think it's an easy way to cop out of the world. I am not talking all women but some find it easier to live just for their kids. It makes life easy and no one gives you a quarterly review on how you are raising your kids and you can be a martyr. |
Nope. They want you to remain a money donor - especially after they've lost interest in your sperm. |
The biological imperative is to raise the existing kids to successful, stable adulthood so that they reproduce. As a woman, you need the man for this much more than he needs you. |
If you have babies without a man around, you're signing up to do a shitload of work all by yourself. Not a good idea. And that leaves aside the fact that kids are much better off raised by their mother and father. |
There is no biological imperative for "successful and stable". These are manmade constructs. The bar to ensure children survive until they are old enough to procreate is a pretty low one. |
You're confused. Mother nature doesn't care about your success lol does your uterus work? Good enough. |
Have fun going extinct together then! |
Haha your wife's probably posting on that thread about happy marriages. Delusional women. |
She does care about success. Otherwise you'd just walk away from the baby the instant you gave birth. |