In this article the woman says having kids was the biggest mistake of her life:
However, where I was most shocked was here:
"Two years and four months after Stuart was born, I had my daughter Jo. It may seem perverse that I had a second child in view of my aversion to them, but I believe it is utterly selfish to have an only one."
Seriously? Can someone help me process this?
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Well then. I can't even process this whole article. I'm not sure how having one is selfish than having children when you don't want them at all, and have no shame in saying you wish they were never born. That's way more selfish to me. Why t
I like the part where she brought her son and dog to a shop (in the stroller, dog attached to it) and accidentally left them there. And was more amiss about the dog, and noticed the dog was gone before she realized she left her son.
Wow. Cl
Wow, just wow! There's all kinds of fun in this one ... working moms, especially those who went through fertility treatments are horrible in her opinion, having children was a huge mistake ... and yet, she had 2, quite easily from the sounds of i
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Someone told me the other day that baring health/IF issues that prevent you from having more, all children deserve a sibling and it's your duty to provide one.
Ouch. I will never understand why people have such a rosy outlook on siblings.
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And then there's this gem:
I cannot understand mothers who insist they want children - especially those who undergo years of fertility treatment - then race back to work at the earliest op
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DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
~Benjamin Franklin
DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
This self important dbag makes me stab
I also find it sad that she feels they "didn't give back". A- that's not why you have kids (wanna talk about selfish? EXPECTING "something" from your kids would be just that), and B- I'm sure we can all list out the many things that our kid
~Benjamin Franklin
DS dx with celiac disease 5/28/10
I pity this woman. Honestly. The fact that she did not have it in her to appreciate what her children had to offer her when they were young is just...sad. The reality is that not everyone is meant to parent. She never wanted children. I think it was in