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Loved By You
on January 24th, 2006
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In My Opinion...........
Well, yes you can feel it, but you have to pay attention to it like 100%
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Loved By You
replied on January 24th, 2006
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In My Opinion...........
Well, yes you can feel it, but you have to pay attention to it like 100%
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~*~Jillian~*~
replied on January 24th, 2006
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I dont ever feel it when my fiance nuts in me...Uh but the times that he did ..I got pregnant so now we pull out..Lol ..Oh yeah and im on bc ..
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hampstead
replied on January 27th, 2006
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Re: In Defense
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i think demore is the most admirable person here, she -- unlike your average fool who simply follows society's norms and lives in the box -- actually has the courage to challenge tradition and look at a situation logically.


i would have used stupidly instead of logically.

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there is little logical advantage, if any at all, for an intelligent, motivated person to have kids. There is no debating -- kids are leeches.


evidence for this lie, please.

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they are huge time committments, they are huge money investments, and you don't get anything tangible out of the whole experience.


more evidence needed.

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there need to be more women in the world who aren't pre-programmed morons who get to 25 (!! Young!!) and say, "oh my god, I better get married and start pumping out kids."


gee, I thought that was biology...

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gee, welcome to the world of mediocrity. If you have kids, there is little chance you will ever be great.


more subjective bile...

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don't fool yourself about equality -- guys don't raise kids, girls do. There are hardly any exceptions.


somebody's gotta do it, bucko.

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oh, sure, the guy takes the kid to a soccer game, yeah he might help here or there, a few times, but it's not likely to happen often. You're still stuck changing diapers (let's face it, most guys will not do this if they have any self-respect whatsoever), feeding the kid, and very possibly staying home and raising them. Your life is over, you now are a tool of the next generation.


so much hatred for mankind...Why?

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at least demore has the courage to realize that this is a bad deal for women. Hey, i'm greatful I had such a nice childhood and my parents gave me so much, but let's face it, that doesn't mean I have to repeat their mistake.


if it was such a good deal for you, explain why was it a mistake. Biting the hand that feeds you, eh? You sound like the selfish person to me.


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in the case of my parents, my mom obviously really wanted kids so she stayed home, and my dad has never had to do much of the, how shall we say, "hard work" aspect of it, so he just gets the fun part like watching football games with me and going fishing and camping, etc.


the opposite of hard work is lazy, don'cha think?

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i have far too many goals, personal goals, to bother wasting time on noseminers. I hate kids and I hate babies. They are a worthless waste of time.


since you were once a baby, I could say the same thing about you.

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it's refreshing to see someone like demore who actually says, no, screw this crap, it's a bad deal for girls, so no thanks. Good riddance, there need to be more strong women out there like that. I hope I can find one some day, amidst the masses of mediocre ticking biological time bombs in the world.


good luck getting that to happen. It's probably a good thing you won't be having any kids. At least there won't be any more self-absorbed idiots like you being dumped into the gene pool.
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Starwarschicky
replied on January 27th, 2006
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My god you honestly need to take a pill or something... It is animal instinct to breed, and humans are animals!

You are an fool!

There are plenty of men in this country who raise children some do it alone, some do it as a partnership and some do it as a job...

If men don't raise children and don't wish to why is there such a job as a manny, or havent you ever heard of mr.Mom, stay at home dads... And these are men who do the same things as stay at home moms except they are men... Not just lazy guys not looking to work.

It's people like you who give, people that want to have families bad reputations... Not every woman turns 25 and decides to make cheaper by the dozen a reality...However that works for some people... I come from a family of 4 two parents two kids...My life has been boring until now!

I want to have atleast 4 kids of my own... Not to mention I plan on being a foster mother!!!!! I love children!!!! And it just isnt because I was programed to love children... My mother hates children, so if it was programming I would be the same.

My dad was a stay at home dad worked nights 11 - 7 and then took care of me during the day! And he did more than take me to soccer!!!! There are plenty of active dad's in this country you are just tooo blind with your head up your freakin vagina trying to be like woah feminist! To see that!

You obviously should never have children!!!! But you like everyone else who says that probably will! And then you will be pissed because you think you are getting nothing out of it... You do!!! You get a family and love!!! And that is more important that anything materalistic!
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penelope67
replied on January 31st, 2006
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Hampstead, you are quite possibly one of the funniest individuals I have encountered here. I totally agree with you. Jon's dad must be a great guy and taught jon some pretty valuable things about life. Basically to be a lazy mofo. So if he wants to be lazy, and find a girl who is the same as he, I am sure they will be very productive together. I hope he does find someone just like him, who doesnt want to reproduce, because I hate it when stupid people have kids and just breed more stupid, ignorant assholes. Here's to jon finding that really great winner of a woman. Hahaha
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acoles70
replied on January 31st, 2006
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Re: In Defense
jon1138 wrote:
i think demore is the most admirable person here, she -- unlike your average fool who simply follows society's norms and lives in the box -- actually has the courage to challenge tradition and look at a situation logically. There is little logical advantage, if any at all, for an intelligent, motivated person to have kids. There is no debating -- kids are leeches. They are huge time committments, they are huge money investments, and you don't get anything tangible out of the whole experience.


There need to be more women in the world who aren't pre-programmed morons who get to 25 (!! Young!!) and say, "oh my god, I better get married and start pumping out kids." gee, welcome to the world of mediocrity. If you have kids, there is little chance you will ever be great. You will always be a tool, especially the woman, who is 99% of the time expected to do much more raising kids than guys. Don't fool yourself about equality -- guys don't raise kids, girls do. There are hardly any exceptions. Oh, sure, the guy takes the kid to a soccer game, yeah he might help here or there, a few times, but it's not likely to happen often. You're still stuck changing diapers (let's face it, most guys will not do this if they have any self-respect whatsoever), feeding the kid, and very possibly staying home and raising them. Your life is over, you now are a tool of the next generation.


At least demore has the courage to realize that this is a bad deal for women. Hey, i'm greatful I had such a nice childhood and my parents gave me so much, but let's face it, that doesn't mean I have to repeat their mistake. Usually it's boring or bored people who have kids. In the case of my parents, my mom obviously really wanted kids so she stayed home, and my dad has never had to do much of the, how shall we say, "hard work" aspect of it, so he just gets the fun part like watching football games with me and going fishing and camping, etc. I have far too many goals, personal goals, to bother wasting time on noseminers. I hate kids and I hate babies. They are a worthless waste of time.


It's refreshing to see someone like demore who actually says, no, screw this crap, it's a bad deal for girls, so no thanks. Good riddance, there need to be more strong women out there like that. I hope I can find one some day, amidst the masses of mediocre ticking biological time bombs in the world.


who cares if women do most of the work? My husband works and I stay at home, who cares? You want to call me boring, fine. How much effect do you think you have on people...None. I just pray my children don't grow up into the waste you have evidently become. You want to say children are a "worthless waste of time". Who are you? What have you done for your country or mankind? I rest my case. I am a very intelligent women. I have a nursing degree (rn), but I chose to stay at home and raise my children. My family is far from mediocre. And I am one he*l of a strong women. I don't need you categorizing me into a mold you believe is the typical mother. I would kill for my children. I would die for them. Name one thing you stand for that has meaning. One thing you would put your life on the line for. If you stand for nothing you will fall for anything. I know 2 I stand for that have more meaning to me and their father than you would ever imagine. So shut your mouth.
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bitsy690
replied on February 4th, 2006
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I love when a guy cums inside me. It is my favorite. My boyfriend won't do it because he isn't ready for children but I have had it happen to me before and it feels so good.
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Greeneyes23
replied on February 10th, 2006
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All your points were very interesting and I respect all your opinions. Me and my boyfriend had sex without a condom for the first time other day. It was all fine until we had finished and I could feel all the cum comming out of me. A rather unpleasant feeling. I'm on the pill and it the only time we done it without a condom. You right about the pregnancy factor I think I will ask him to not come inside next time we do it with out a condom. Also I must admit I love having cum on my front.
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Jon1138
replied on August 28th, 2007
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What Douchebags
Some of you people really are stupid, exactly the examples of mediocrity I was talking about.

I have nothing against people who want kids, to be honest, but when they think they are contributing something great to society, that remains to be seen. If their kids go on to become truly great individuals, like the next great writer, the next great engineer, the next great scientist, or something along those lines, then you've accomplished something with your life, indirectly, just by encouraging the dreams of that kid and developing them into what they became. There is something admirable to be said for that. I certainly feel that way about my mom, who never accomplished anything directly great with her life, but was an inspiration to me and a great human being nonetheless. I hope to honor her memory through what I do, and I will. She will have given the world greatness, and that's something more than what most people can say.

But to continue an endless string of bearing offspring, none of whom ever accomplish anything but becoming tools, makes you really a worthless individual. If you have kids, and they all work at Home Depot or they're accountants or they're sales people, whatever, what have you given the world? Nothing. Just more tools. Just more people I can hire to make me money and put them to work so I can buy another Ferrari or a better vacation house or a bigger condo. If those kids then have more tools for kids, this chain just continues and all you've done is glorify better individuals by giving us tools to use in pursuit of our success.

At some point, that chain must end and there has to arise someone who makes it all WORTH IT. If eight generations of people never did anything truly great, and by that I mean historically great because that's what matters -- your name remembered -- but then along comes someone like Steven Spielberg, at least you can say all of those people didn't live for nothing. Finally, at the end, they were links on a chain to someone great. That counts for a lot. But otherwise what's the point? Just to continue humanity? For what greater goal? As Nietzsche said, "A goal is lacking." There has to be a goal, a purpose to which this reproduction leads, and that purpose can only be greatness. That is how society takes a leap forward, through great men.

The way some of you think, it's obvious you were raised in a way that makes you have no great ambitions, no great goals or pursuits, and you will consequently never be remembered. You will just enjoy, if you're lucky, peacable lives where nothing noteworthy really happens, with medium ups and downs, but nothing spectacular. If that satisfies you, so be it, more power and money and fame for the rest of us.

My dad raised me to be hard-working and ambitious, and that's more than you lot can say. Wanting a family and raising nose miners is not ambitious, it's mediocre, and that is why no one will remember your names.
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AyaMiyaki
replied on August 28th, 2007
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Jon1138 wrote:
Some of you people really are stupid, exactly the examples of mediocrity I was talking about.

I have nothing against people who want kids, to be honest, but when they think they are contributing something great to society, that remains to be seen. If their kids go on to become truly great individuals, like the next great writer, the next great engineer, the next great scientist, or something along those lines, then you've accomplished something with your life, indirectly, just by encouraging the dreams of that kid and developing them into what they became. There is something admirable to be said for that. I certainly feel that way about my mom, who never accomplished anything directly great with her life, but was an inspiration to me and a great human being nonetheless. I hope to honor her memory through what I do, and I will. She will have given the world greatness, and that's something more than what most people can say.

But to continue an endless string of bearing offspring, none of whom ever accomplish anything but becoming tools, makes you really a worthless individual. If you have kids, and they all work at Home Depot or they're accountants or they're sales people, whatever, what have you given the world? Nothing. Just more tools. Just more people I can hire to make me money and put them to work so I can buy another Ferrari or a better vacation house or a bigger condo. If those kids then have more tools for kids, this chain just continues and all you've done is glorify better individuals by giving us tools to use in pursuit of our success.

At some point, that chain must end and there has to arise someone who makes it all WORTH IT. If eight generations of people never did anything truly great, and by that I mean historically great because that's what matters -- your name remembered -- but then along comes someone like Steven Spielberg, at least you can say all of those people didn't live for nothing. Finally, at the end, they were links on a chain to someone great. That counts for a lot. But otherwise what's the point? Just to continue humanity? For what greater goal? As Nietzsche said, "A goal is lacking." There has to be a goal, a purpose to which this reproduction leads, and that purpose can only be greatness. That is how society takes a leap forward, through great men.

The way some of you think, it's obvious you were raised in a way that makes you have no great ambitions, no great goals or pursuits, and you will consequently never be remembered. You will just enjoy, if you're lucky, peacable lives where nothing noteworthy really happens, with medium ups and downs, but nothing spectacular. If that satisfies you, so be it, more power and money and fame for the rest of us.

My dad raised me to be hard-working and ambitious, and that's more than you lot can say. Wanting a family and raising nose miners is not ambitious, it's mediocre, and that is why no one will remember your names.


Who pooped in your Cheerios? Shocked
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replied on August 28th, 2007
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AyaMiyaki wrote:
Jon1138 wrote:
Some of you people really are stupid, exactly the examples of mediocrity I was talking about.

I have nothing against people who want kids, to be honest, but when they think they are contributing something great to society, that remains to be seen. If their kids go on to become truly great individuals, like the next great writer, the next great engineer, the next great scientist, or something along those lines, then you've accomplished something with your life, indirectly, just by encouraging the dreams of that kid and developing them into what they became. There is something admirable to be said for that. I certainly feel that way about my mom, who never accomplished anything directly great with her life, but was an inspiration to me and a great human being nonetheless. I hope to honor her memory through what I do, and I will. She will have given the world greatness, and that's something more than what most people can say.

But to continue an endless string of bearing offspring, none of whom ever accomplish anything but becoming tools, makes you really a worthless individual. If you have kids, and they all work at Home Depot or they're accountants or they're sales people, whatever, what have you given the world? Nothing. Just more tools. Just more people I can hire to make me money and put them to work so I can buy another Ferrari or a better vacation house or a bigger condo. If those kids then have more tools for kids, this chain just continues and all you've done is glorify better individuals by giving us tools to use in pursuit of our success.

At some point, that chain must end and there has to arise someone who makes it all WORTH IT. If eight generations of people never did anything truly great, and by that I mean historically great because that's what matters -- your name remembered -- but then along comes someone like Steven Spielberg, at least you can say all of those people didn't live for nothing. Finally, at the end, they were links on a chain to someone great. That counts for a lot. But otherwise what's the point? Just to continue humanity? For what greater goal? As Nietzsche said, "A goal is lacking." There has to be a goal, a purpose to which this reproduction leads, and that purpose can only be greatness. That is how society takes a leap forward, through great men.

The way some of you think, it's obvious you were raised in a way that makes you have no great ambitions, no great goals or pursuits, and you will consequently never be remembered. You will just enjoy, if you're lucky, peacable lives where nothing noteworthy really happens, with medium ups and downs, but nothing spectacular. If that satisfies you, so be it, more power and money and fame for the rest of us.

My dad raised me to be hard-working and ambitious, and that's more than you lot can say. Wanting a family and raising nose miners is not ambitious, it's mediocre, and that is why no one will remember your names.


Who pooped in your Cheerios? Shocked


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Tylanas
replied on August 28th, 2007
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Um yeah, this topic is like, ancient lol. The last post before Jons's was in February!
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AyaMiyaki
replied on August 28th, 2007
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I guess he felt the need to dig up an old post for the sole purpose of going off on a rant about worthless our children are and how none of us will be remembered. As if, in 200 years, the history books will be remarking on the accomplishments of Jon1138 from ehealthforum.com. Rolling Eyes
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replied on August 28th, 2007
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AyaMiyaki wrote:
I guess he felt the need to dig up an old post for the sole purpose of going off on a rant about worthless our children are and how none of us will be remembered. As if, in 200 years, the history books will be remarking on the accomplishments of Jon1138 from ehealthforum.com. Rolling Eyes


ehealth will make history one day Very Happy
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user112233
replied on August 28th, 2007
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God save us from more "strong women" like demore. Society surely won't. I could go through and respond to every one of your twisted points, but it would be pointless. This sort of sick, insane, irrational banter is a particularly virulent symptom of that which will doom us. That's all I'll say about it.
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Birch
replied on August 28th, 2007
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Uh, Jon, you better get off here and go get that all important money and power and fame. Y'know, the really important "tangible" things that define how great a person is and how well they spent their life. Shocked
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ktkl
replied on August 31st, 2007
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Demore - I think it's just your tone that everyone has a hard time dealing with here. There's a way to express the same opinions without sounding so violent. It also sounds hypocritical - the way you state it - because I doubt you reimbursed your guardian(s) (I would normally say parents, but the way you talk DOES sound like you had something other than the stereotypical normal family). On that note, on your comment about guys doing it when you tell them not to - you're right, that is inconsiderate.
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ilovemyfishies81
replied on August 31st, 2007
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i love it inside me but im trying to get pregnant soon but ilike the way it feels
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little_lele89
replied on September 17th, 2007
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Demore, you have obviously seen or heard or been apart of a bad experience with children. everyone is entitled to there opinions but to comment children are leechs, keep your thoughts to yourself. that was just pointless and asking for people to rebut you on that one, and lets hope you never have child.
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