Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nothing
Congrats, hope it was satisfying to announce how non judgemental you are
When I hear people don't have kids, I think it must be harder to have meaning in their lives
When you die, there is nothing left of you in the universe except the memories your friends and (surviving) family have of you
So you'really butthurt because the first PP isn't as narrow minded as you?
Haha I admit I dial up the troll factor a little bit sometimes when posting anonymously but it's true that I feel like unless you make a great contribution to science, literature, art, politics etc to go into history books, for the average person their legacy is their kids and grandkids and great grandkids
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nothing
Congrats, hope it was satisfying to announce how non judgemental you are
When I hear people don't have kids, I think it must be harder to have meaning in their lives
When you die, there is nothing left of you in the universe except the memories your friends and (surviving) family have of you
So you'really butthurt because the first PP isn't as narrow minded as you?
Haha I admit I dial up the troll factor a little bit sometimes when posting anonymously but it's true that I feel like unless you make a great contribution to science, literature, art, politics etc to go into history books, for the average person their legacy is their kids and grandkids and great grandkids
Anonymous wrote:Gonna get flamed and shamed for this "claptrap," but I think people who don't have children can sometimes judge parents unfairly and don't cut parents any slack. I'm thinking more of younger adults when I say this, and coming from the perspective of a parent in an urban area popular with younger, untethered adults. However, other parents can be just as brutal and judgmental as child-free adults.
I know what it's like to be an adult without kids, but they don't know or can't understand what it's like to have the responsibility of being a parent. Hell, I didn't know even though I thought I understood. And no, having a dog/pet doesn't count.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nothing
Congrats, hope it was satisfying to announce how non judgemental you are
When I hear people don't have kids, I think it must be harder to have meaning in their lives
When you die, there is nothing left of you in the universe except the memories your friends and (surviving) family have of you
So you'really butthurt because the first PP isn't as narrow minded as you?
Haha I admit I dial up the troll factor a little bit sometimes when posting anonymously but it's true that I feel like unless you make a great contribution to science, literature, art, politics etc to go into history books, for the average person their legacy is their kids and grandkids and great grandkids
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nothing
Congrats, hope it was satisfying to announce how non judgemental you are
When I hear people don't have kids, I think it must be harder to have meaning in their lives
When you die, there is nothing left of you in the universe except the memories your friends and (surviving) family have of you
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:nothing
Congrats, hope it was satisfying to announce how non judgemental you are
When I hear people don't have kids, I think it must be harder to have meaning in their lives
When you die, there is nothing left of you in the universe except the memories your friends and (surviving) family have of you
So you'really butthurt because the first PP isn't as narrow minded as you?