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17 Mar 2023, 11:30 pm

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Children manipulate parents against one another (I think someone already said it)

If kids think they can get away with it, yessir, they most certainly will.

My wife and I have a particular style of parenting. We didn’t expect our kids to do it to us, so when our kids tried it, it caught us off guard.

What are kids didn’t count on is that their mother and I communicate. About EVERYTHING. One time wife came to me and asked why I said our son could have a treat. I never gave him permission to do that, and he was sneaking something right in front of his mother. He had also gotten permission from his mother for something else after I made it clear he wasn’t supposed to do it.

We noticed the second time he did something like that, and by this point he knew it would cause an argument between us. So we did two things. We told our two oldest children that we were together long before we had children and our relationship is everything. Second, we made sure the consequences were severe enough and consistent so they’d never want to try that again. There are a number of minor annoyances and infractions kids will always get away with. Messing with a marriage is inexcusable.

I think maybe the hardest part is dealing with teenagers when the discipline is inconsistent in early childhood. It’s easy to be tough on a 3 year old. If you are so inclined, it’s not terribly difficult spanking a 7 year old. If you don’t have certain behaviors established between 3 and 8, you’ve lost the child. If you have a teen wrecking your house, be prepared to negotiate and compromise. It’s also possible to make a difficult child a ward of the state. They need to know that. What we tell our teens is that they just have to hang on a few more years and this part is over. Thing is…they like us too much to leave!

If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.



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18 Mar 2023, 4:34 am

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If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.


When I was a young child, I reasoned that if I was never born I would never be in a position where I might endure eternal torment in hell.
Why would parents do that to their children? :scratch:

Give me oblivion any day of the week. 8)


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18 Mar 2023, 12:17 pm

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Rexi wrote:
Children manipulate parents against one another (I think someone already said it)

If kids think they can get away with it, yessir, they most certainly will.

My wife and I have a particular style of parenting. We didn’t expect our kids to do it to us, so when our kids tried it, it caught us off guard.

What are kids didn’t count on is that their mother and I communicate. About EVERYTHING. One time wife came to me and asked why I said our son could have a treat. I never gave him permission to do that, and he was sneaking something right in front of his mother. He had also gotten permission from his mother for something else after I made it clear he wasn’t supposed to do it.

We noticed the second time he did something like that, and by this point he knew it would cause an argument between us. So we did two things. We told our two oldest children that we were together long before we had children and our relationship is everything. Second, we made sure the consequences were severe enough and consistent so they’d never want to try that again. There are a number of minor annoyances and infractions kids will always get away with. Messing with a marriage is inexcusable.

I think maybe the hardest part is dealing with teenagers when the discipline is inconsistent in early childhood. It’s easy to be tough on a 3 year old. If you are so inclined, it’s not terribly difficult spanking a 7 year old. If you don’t have certain behaviors established between 3 and 8, you’ve lost the child. If you have a teen wrecking your house, be prepared to negotiate and compromise. It’s also possible to make a difficult child a ward of the state. They need to know that. What we tell our teens is that they just have to hang on a few more years and this part is over. Thing is…they like us too much to leave!

If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.

There is just too much wrong with autism and the flesh without putting such responsibility on myself, another and a kid. Plus, I never understood why people are so selfish to not adopt instead of breeding. It's like when icecream exists in the fridge and will keep being created but you make more and let the other spoil. :| But these are real human beings which at this point are valueless.

I haven't yet figured a career out, my own health, and going shopping for myself rises issues beyond normality. I won't tell you about my womb and spine but birth would affect those things in very detrimental ways. Birth is not a gift upon any woman.

Society makes no sense to me, children struggle in schools for no reasons with nothing useful to learn, bullying and indoctrination and as a parent you have to help them, buy them things, take them to events and the state can pressure you into earning more money if you're divorced and if it thinks that you can earn more, that just makes autistic issues with jobs even worse. The idea is to progress not make life impossible and become a tree branching out affecting everyone around you in negative ways.

The idea of children was not invented, nature is not enlightened and has not made the best choices for humanity, contrary to that, we walk on two legs which is inferior to our ancestors, among other important things. It disturbs me what society created, and we also have Putin, and most of my exes, family members and their friends, its 'proud' creations.

There's no reason to propagate the madness. Neighbors can't stand me and understand me. They say it's a prison, the building we live in packed up yet they still breed. Don't they realize that these people are the result of births? The state of not having available space and homes is a result of communism refusal to offer contraceptive means. We are but a tool for the state to achieve its goals. Humanoids who get married and have children get benefits. There's no tests to see if the couple is fit for one another or for children, if the state wishes so badly to meddle in the population's breeding program. And you can get pregnant at 12.

Breeding is a huge responsibility. Human beings are rarely using their logical brain in their decision making. Such a thing does not become taught in families and schools. There forms an imbalance between overpopulation and undereducation.

That is also why some wanted and unwanted pregnancies happen.

There are times when humans have some personality traits that expose them to risk taking. Because humans have not intelligently chosen whom to sleep with they have created personality and intelligence disadvantages in the species. We are responsible for the future of humanity when we choose how and whom to have sex with, beyond causing a problem we are not ready for in our or the other person's future.

Risk takers might not pursue treatment for their issues because they are enjoying the momentary satisfaction, and in some cultures or families it is regarded as shameful to start being mentally treated.


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18 Mar 2023, 12:27 pm

Children are disgusting and sociopathic and they will do anything to get their way as proven in a test if they know that nobody was watching them. And people still want children in their homes.

Adults are equally disgusting in their mental demeanors and say about children "oh so cute" but beet please, I might be cute but that's no reason to have kids or torment my cheeks and touch and make me kiss your nasty stinky faces, I'm not an object to be played with. Get a stuffed toy.

Or like mom when she was gift giving to men children. Mom, can't you just buy watches. :?

Then she complains why I have hair on my legs, stop sleeping with hairy men, mom. I know dad's name is practically wolf but you gotta keep your werewolf fetishes in check.

Oh hell no, mom has done enough damage and this needs to be fixed.


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18 Mar 2023, 1:21 pm

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Rexi wrote:
Children manipulate parents against one another (I think someone already said it)

If kids think they can get away with it, yessir, they most certainly will.

My wife and I have a particular style of parenting. We didn’t expect our kids to do it to us, so when our kids tried it, it caught us off guard.

What are kids didn’t count on is that their mother and I communicate. About EVERYTHING. One time wife came to me and asked why I said our son could have a treat. I never gave him permission to do that, and he was sneaking something right in front of his mother. He had also gotten permission from his mother for something else after I made it clear he wasn’t supposed to do it.

We noticed the second time he did something like that, and by this point he knew it would cause an argument between us. So we did two things. We told our two oldest children that we were together long before we had children and our relationship is everything. Second, we made sure the consequences were severe enough and consistent so they’d never want to try that again. There are a number of minor annoyances and infractions kids will always get away with. Messing with a marriage is inexcusable.

I think maybe the hardest part is dealing with teenagers when the discipline is inconsistent in early childhood. It’s easy to be tough on a 3 year old. If you are so inclined, it’s not terribly difficult spanking a 7 year old. If you don’t have certain behaviors established between 3 and 8, you’ve lost the child. If you have a teen wrecking your house, be prepared to negotiate and compromise. It’s also possible to make a difficult child a ward of the state. They need to know that. What we tell our teens is that they just have to hang on a few more years and this part is over. Thing is…they like us too much to leave!

If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.

You said: "for every situation there is a solution" but we have a solution to fix all that comprises parenting you have mentioned and more - through the cessation of breeding.


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18 Mar 2023, 1:33 pm

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When I was 36, a physician in Gender Clinic went into great depth about in ventro fertilization. Even though she asked if I wanted children and I answered "no", she kept pressuring me to have children. But it doesn't affect her if I had children. She wrote on the medical report that I said "I do not ever want to have children." "Ever"? that makes it sound like a long time.

Besides, over 35 pregnancy is "geriatric pregnancy."

not everyone is suited to have children. personality, time, energy, cash, whatever.

overpopulation

Successfully refraining from having children might be the one correct thing I have done in 39 years.

My male gynecologist had been surprised that I said anyway I don't want children when he was talking about my fertility as a treatment plan. He was like shocked and tried to tell me to stop saying that or dismiss it.
However the fact that I also needed contraceptive pill as a treatment made him say it is enough to prevent pregnancy but I don't think he was thinking that I won't want it in the future.
I was also trying to teach him multiple contraceptive methods give higher defense rates.


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18 Mar 2023, 1:43 pm

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Interesting topic.

Well...to be perfectly honest, I never really wanted children. For me, it was more/less "part of the deal" when I got married.

Now, I can't imagine life being any other way.

As to whether you or anyone else SHOULD have children, I think that's your decision. There's a reason to have children, PLENTY of reasons not to, and it's nobody else's business what you want to do.

I repeat...it's nobody else's business what you choose to do.

As far as people telling you you'll regret not having children or whatever, this is what I've noticed: With people who said when they were younger they absolutely would never, EVER have children, and I'm really referring more to women here, there's a certain finality to saying absolutely no to children. By your 40's/50's, the time has passed for having children. So I think there's a degree of looking back on things you never did and experiencing anxiety that you've missed a grand opportunity. I'm not going to say "Oh, you'll regret it if you don't," or "you'll change your mind" and try to convince someone she should have children. But I will say that it quite often happens that way.

In my experience, having children has really enhanced my life. Having kids is a HUGE responsibility. As they grow, so do the demands they place on you as a parent. Everyone wants the best for their children. So there's a certain amount of pressure to perform better at your job, to expect raises and promotions, to take on leadership and volunteer roles, become involved in the community, etc. etc. etc. because you're really just thinking about how things are going to be better for your children.

Then you reach that part of life where the kids are all gone and you HOPE they visit and bring the grand babies. I'm not in that season of life yet, but it's not far off. So you keep working and keep working and stay busy, but you have all this extra money and time on your hands. Then it's like, hey, I can do ANYTHING I want! And then everything you touch turns to gold.

It's not that you have to have kids to do all that. Plenty of people are hugely successful as young adults before they marry and have kids. But I think when you have kids it pushes you to quit bad habits, form positive habits, and become the kind of person you'd want to see as a role model for others. There's no guarantee you'll retire rich or anything like that. It's not some genie in a bottle. But I do think it pushes you more to be self-motivated and work hard. It forces you be more reasonable in your values, and that returns dividends in the long run for many people.

I don't identify with regrets, I have done psychological work with myself regarding that, more or less I would expect everyone to do but too many aren't interested in mental health. In fact it annoys me when someone regrets, because I'm so far from it that I almost can't empathize with such people anymore and because it's suffering lacking reason.

In fact I'm very easy going with my future and feeling enough with the least complications. I also no longer need to find a purpose because I have accepted that not everyone is a celebrity and that it's all value that is imagined. Everything we own and have is value that os unnecessary for happiness or feeling enough. It's a mind construct which when I sat down to think about the value of a family, of money, of anything really it turned out everything owned is not actually important and it's the same, and not only that but comparable to nothing.

At the same time I have found that traits are somehow valuable in interaction: charm - to be likeable to others, motivation, courage, wisdom. And things I like in myself: creativity, curiosity, loyalty, equality.

I felt sadness or 'loss' for something that would never happen, after the end of my engagement, I would go at night and spin a child's spinning seats and would imagine the child, however I was very at peace finally thanks to that fact, because I knew it was the best and right thing for my life to not have children. I'm just very logical and can't romanticize mistakes into reality, no matter how emotionally vulnerable I am.

There was a group dedicated to shaming people on the spectrum for not desiring to have children so I am glad about that too, that I am not like the others following a flow and the fact we'd get targeted is a positive confirmation that we are deep thinkers and victims who are naturally good.


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18 Mar 2023, 2:07 pm

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I don't think it should be overlooked that part of the impulse to tell people they should have children probably comes from a desire to share something people have found pleasurable. If you've had the experience of raising children and found it to be life-enriching then it's quite natural and, dare I say it, good, to want others to have that experience too.

No different from recommending a book or a film that changed your perspective on life in a way you feel is positive. Or telling someone they should go on holiday to somewhere you like.

The idea that that this would be felt as pressure by people who have come to a different conclusion says more about them to me, than the people recommending child-rearing.

The 'you'll change your mind' thing is no different from when young kids say they hate the opposite sex and parents say 'you'll change your mind'. They say it because they've been through the same experience. It's smug and annoying and it may not apply to you but it isn't pressure.

And this isn't to say that there aren't people who will tell you you have a responsibility to procreate in case your baby cures cancer or solves climate change, or that God hates you if you don't. Of course there are, but who wants to listen to those kinds of people anyway?

But I suspect that what I've described above would account for the vast majority of what's felt as 'pressure' and is more likely to be sensitivity to what is perceived as criticism or judgement.

Much of that is people dismissing and not listening to other people, especially done to children because they are not developed, so people think they don't have a mind of their own.

But we're talking about children, not just trying out some new food, it's a lifetime commitment, and it's sentient. People take pet ownership more seriously sometimes than having children, which is odd.

It is true that as a species we act dumb a lot on a daily basis, I think is a point worth considering not expecting much and being forgiving sometimes but it's not like we're causing harm by disagreeing with their behaviors and perspectives.


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18 Mar 2023, 2:08 pm

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If you don’t want kids, fine.


Yeah. If you are set against it, that's all well and good, but many are not sure. If you are on the fence - well, all I can say is that I think people, women in particular, regret not having children more often than they regret having them. It's a very deeply ingrained urge that often surfaces right at the close - often causing an overwhelming tidal wave of misery if it turns out to have been left too late - which is why medical professionals are very wary about doing things that might make people permanently unable to procreate.


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18 Mar 2023, 2:14 pm

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I think, for some people, the idea that their brain's aren't sovereign is absolutely unacceptable.

The possibility that their thoughts might be influenced by outside factors, hormones for example, is an outright affront on their intelligence.

I've known women, my partner not least, who absolutely, definitely didn't want children. Until the day they do. But I've also know women who have never heard their biological clock ticking and don't have children.

I couldn't care less what people do, but I do think it's a mistake not to acknowledge that our thoughts are subject to influence from all sorts of factors, hormones just being one of them, and that those factors are fluid.

Think and feel whatever you want in the moment, but be open to change if it comes.

Like you have exemplified, I'm very clock ticking unimpressed, I don't make big decisions on the spur of the moment out of fear for my own self.

I would have to think who I'm leaving behind when I go into the gutter rather than that I'm gonna die unfulfilled fast, which I think should be priority.

Desperate partners are annoying and pushy, and by no means logical and impressive. And if those will be parents the children are doomed in more ways than one.


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18 Mar 2023, 2:21 pm

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If you don’t want kids, fine.


Yeah. If you are set against it, that's all well and good, but many are not sure. If you are on the fence - well, all I can say is that I think people, women in particular, regret not having children more often than they regret having them. It's a very deeply ingrained urge that often surfaces right at the close - often causing an overwhelming tidal wave of misery if it turns out to have been left too late - which is why medical professionals are very wary about doing things that might make people permanently unable to procreate.

Women on the spectrum are male-brained, that might explain some differences, also more in control of their instincts, emotions and social expectations, they don't make it a modus vivandi without giving thought.

They also have a harder time with social tests and interaction; it should be easier to get birth control than to have children in society (especially to encourage orphan adoption), but unfortunately it's the opposite.


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18 Mar 2023, 2:45 pm

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If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.


When I was a young child, I reasoned that if I was never born I would never be in a position where I might endure eternal torment in hell.
Why would parents do that to their children? :scratch:

Give me oblivion any day of the week. 8)

You didn't reach the umbilical cord to strangle yourself with it before coming out into this cruel life? :P


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Well thats fine with me if you dont want kids but I want as many kids as possible with my future wife since I am Quiverfull.



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18 Mar 2023, 11:16 pm

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I don't want children either. My partner says I'm not allowed to say that in front of our daughter.

Confusing. Does that mean she thinks you're saying you don't want your daughter anymore? Or the common "the kids will be shaped by my beliefs" selfishness that saying usually means. Always hard with people who aren't natively speaking English. Even harder if they're violent and have no integrity.

Sorry you have to go through that in your marriage. You're inspiration.

She's worried it will make her feel unwanted.


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18 Mar 2023, 11:23 pm

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Children manipulate parents against one another (I think someone already said it)

If kids think they can get away with it, yessir, they most certainly will.

My wife and I have a particular style of parenting. We didn’t expect our kids to do it to us, so when our kids tried it, it caught us off guard.

What are kids didn’t count on is that their mother and I communicate. About EVERYTHING. One time wife came to me and asked why I said our son could have a treat. I never gave him permission to do that, and he was sneaking something right in front of his mother. He had also gotten permission from his mother for something else after I made it clear he wasn’t supposed to do it.

We noticed the second time he did something like that, and by this point he knew it would cause an argument between us. So we did two things. We told our two oldest children that we were together long before we had children and our relationship is everything. Second, we made sure the consequences were severe enough and consistent so they’d never want to try that again. There are a number of minor annoyances and infractions kids will always get away with. Messing with a marriage is inexcusable.

I think maybe the hardest part is dealing with teenagers when the discipline is inconsistent in early childhood. It’s easy to be tough on a 3 year old. If you are so inclined, it’s not terribly difficult spanking a 7 year old. If you don’t have certain behaviors established between 3 and 8, you’ve lost the child. If you have a teen wrecking your house, be prepared to negotiate and compromise. It’s also possible to make a difficult child a ward of the state. They need to know that. What we tell our teens is that they just have to hang on a few more years and this part is over. Thing is…they like us too much to leave!

If you don’t want kids, fine. I’m just saying they aren’t nearly as bad as you might think. For every situation there is a solution.

There is just too much wrong with autism and the flesh without putting such responsibility on myself, another and a kid. Plus, I never understood why people are so selfish to not adopt instead of breeding. It's like when icecream exists in the fridge and will keep being created but you make more and let the other spoil. :| But these are real human beings which at this point are valueless.

I haven't yet figured a career out, my own health, and going shopping for myself rises issues beyond normality. I won't tell you about my womb and spine but birth would affect those things in very detrimental ways. Birth is not a gift upon any woman.

Society makes no sense to me, children struggle in schools for no reasons with nothing useful to learn, bullying and indoctrination and as a parent you have to help them, buy them things, take them to events and the state can pressure you into earning more money if you're divorced and if it thinks that you can earn more, that just makes autistic issues with jobs even worse. The idea is to progress not make life impossible and become a tree branching out affecting everyone around you in negative ways.

The idea of children was not invented, nature is not enlightened and has not made the best choices for humanity, contrary to that, we walk on two legs which is inferior to our ancestors, among other important things. It disturbs me what society created, and we also have Putin, and most of my exes, family members and their friends, its 'proud' creations.

There's no reason to propagate the madness. Neighbors can't stand me and understand me. They say it's a prison, the building we live in packed up yet they still breed. Don't they realize that these people are the result of births? The state of not having available space and homes is a result of communism refusal to offer contraceptive means. We are but a tool for the state to achieve its goals. Humanoids who get married and have children get benefits. There's no tests to see if the couple is fit for one another or for children, if the state wishes so badly to meddle in the population's breeding program. And you can get pregnant at 12.

Breeding is a huge responsibility. Human beings are rarely using their logical brain in their decision making. Such a thing does not become taught in families and schools. There forms an imbalance between overpopulation and undereducation.

That is also why some wanted and unwanted pregnancies happen.

There are times when humans have some personality traits that expose them to risk taking. Because humans have not intelligently chosen whom to sleep with they have created personality and intelligence disadvantages in the species. We are responsible for the future of humanity when we choose how and whom to have sex with, beyond causing a problem we are not ready for in our or the other person's future.

Risk takers might not pursue treatment for their issues because they are enjoying the momentary satisfaction, and in some cultures or families it is regarded as shameful to start being mentally treated.


The same people who say they want the guv'ment to stay out of their business are the same people who want the government to regulate breeding.


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19 Mar 2023, 1:26 am

Texasmoneyman300 wrote:
Pepe wrote:
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I don't want children -- stop telling me I'll change my mind | Christen Reighter
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One in five women in the United States will not have a biological child, and Christen Reighter is one of them. From a young age, she knew she didn't want kids, in spite of the insistence of many people (including her doctor) who told her she'd change her mind. In this powerful talk, she shares her story of seeking sterilization -- and makes the case that motherhood is an extension of womanhood, not the definition.



Well thats fine with me if you dont want kids but I want as many kids as possible with my future wife since I am Quiverfull.


Your life...
Your choice...
I am not a social activist...
I am simply presenting a POV. 8)


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