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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Obviously I don't know what it's like to be a parent. I agree with that 100%. This experience did give me a good idea of what day to day life would be like. These are my observations: 1. My house was an absolute mess by the time the children left. 2. I can't have nice furniture and have children. 3. I barely spoke to my husband. We were both too busy wrangling children to communicate about anything other than what was happening at the exact moment. 4. I didn't want to be touched by my husband at the end of the day. 5. I spent A LOT of money. 6. I felt like a zombie amd was exhausted the entire time. I took 2 personal days in order to do this. I can't imagine having to work full-time, raise children and keep a house in order. These things, I feel, are fair representations of things you experience and go through being a parent. These things happen whether you're caring for your own children or someone else's child.[/quote] [b]And yet BILLIONS of people manage to have and raise kids successfully! They even manage to have nice houses and maintain their marriages! While working full-time![/b] If you can stop being such a princess crybaby for a minute, you should think about that. Are you really so fragile that you can't do something that billions of people throughout history have routinely done?[/quote] Where are you getting these facts? There are billions of people who have children. Whether those children are actually "raised successfully," whether they have nice houses, and whether their marriages are maintained are questionable in my eyes. [/quote]
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