This was an interesting take. I can agree with this. |
That is what you chose for yourself as your legacy. I’m very grateful to the scientists and researchers who devoted their life to saving the humanity with their advances and inventions. I kind of doubt you and your offspring ever accomplished a damn thing. |
Talking to yourself? |
You’re preaching to the choir |
But you do posting nonstop on dcum |
What does that even mean? Posting as much as you are. Actually, you’ve posted a hell of a lot. But I also didn’t claim I accomplished anything. I said I was grateful for the brilliant people who chose their careers instead of just propagating their shallow gene pool as a way of contributing their part to society. |
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Bad grammar: "I seen Julie at the mall yesterday".
People who litter and don't return their shopping carts |
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Disney/theme park people
Cruise people People who keep the tv on loudly all day even if they aren’t watching anything |
| People who take dumps and fart really loudly in public stalls |
Did you even read the initial post I was responding to? It said sex, not family. I was simply refuting the idea that poly people’s lives are centered around sex. |
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People who get all their news updates from X and TikTok.
People who refuse to vaccinate their kids. |
NP. It’s not just primates— literally every species on earth (as a whole) from bacteria to plants to fish to humans— is innately driven to reproduce. If they weren’t, species would end. If you don’t reproduce, your fitness is 0. That’s just basic biology. That said, many species, including humans, show individual variation. And if some humans don’t want to have kids, they should be free to make that choice. It doesn’t mean there’s necessarily something wrong with them. But yes, the default is to reproduce. |
That beachy wave long bob IS a mom cut. Congratulations, you’ve achieved peak suburbia. |
and if you asked Jonas Salk what the best thing he ever did was./what his legacy was .. what would he say??? he'd answer his family was most important to him. Albert Schweizer would say the same, Marie Curie might've been an absent mother but her kids turned out to make huge contributions to society b/c they were given that opportunity through their parents. Same with the Alex Pelosi- her mom being who she Sophia Coppola etc etc. . the fact that we live in a sexist society so many women have to choose between parenting and their other contributions or many women are unable to contribute is a terrible sacrifice they make so maybe we should work on making it easier to be able to make a meaningful choice and instead of the above nonsense that people who have kids think that is their only contribution to society- sureeeee Winston Churchill though his son was his contribution to society... Same with Alfred Noble, Marie Curie, Nancy Pelosi, Victoria Rex. |
What is the alternative? |