The discussion explores the various motivations behind why people choose to have children, including both conscious and unconscious reasons. It touches on personal experiences, societal expectations, and emotional connections, as well as the implications of parenting on individual identity and legacy.
Participants express a range of opinions on the motivations for having children, with no clear consensus. Some agree on certain emotional aspects, while others present conflicting views on the desirability and implications of parenthood.
Some statements reflect personal experiences and subjective feelings, which may not be universally applicable. The discussion includes varied perspectives on the emotional and practical aspects of parenting, as well as the role of societal expectations.
jimmy p said:
jimmy p said:
if your post was meant as a joke, i can dig zoobyshoe said:
Concieved under the influence of Flying Zoobies it will float even in a 1G environment, like the NASA space baby.Math Is Hard said:oh, dear. Then I guess this is the worst possible time to tell you I'm carrying our love-child, Zooby. Remember that night when you were bartending and you kept pouring those pitchers of Flying Zoobies?