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| 1 | Childless Alpha malesI know it's all hip and cool to proclaim how you plan to be childfree these days.. but you are missing out on a HUGE part of the human experience. I don't get how people can say that having children won't give your life meaning. You get meaning from taking on big challenges and responsibilities and bearing them without complaint. What bigger challenge than being solely responsible for something you love more than you can even conceive of? Having your heart outside of your own self. People who op… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 18/05/17 01:52 AM |
| 2 | So, you want maternity leave without kids? OK. Here's how that should go. (Response to the article /u/Zombies_InTheSnow posted yesterday)Every experience is so different. The more kids I have the more I know how little I know. If I had 3 duplicates of my son, I would tell you that babies are a breeze (he is the jolliest little butterball I have ever met). OTOH, my second daughter was so difficult. I love her more than life itself but man, that first 18 months was HARD! She would scream anytime I put her down anywhere, which wouldn't have been so bad (my first daughter was similar, wanted to be held all the time) but the problem w… | /r/RedPillWives | 13/05/17 04:11 AM |
| 2 | So, you want maternity leave without kids? OK. Here's how that should go. (Response to the article /u/Zombies_InTheSnow posted yesterday)Anecdotal, but my first run at breastfeeding was a nightmare. It hurt every single time I would feed her, so much so that I would have to bit a wash cloth and cry :'( With my subsequent babies it was a breeze because I guess they had toughened up and it didn't hurt one bit. But man, my first run at breastfeeding was really rough. | /r/RedPillWives | 13/05/17 03:59 AM |
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