Men in your 20's, is a kid a deal breaker?

fiddler · 08-05-2015, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

I never said I 'wanted' a child, but once it happened I embraced the fatherhood role with responsibility, strength, and pride (and a dash of humility). I've learned a lot about myself and what I'm capable of over the past 21 years, and I have to say it feels tremendous.

I meant the overall general attitude towards having kids/not having kids. IN OTHER WORDS when you were young...think back, I know it's tough...was there all of this hooplah about teens getting pregnant or abortion or this and that?

Plankton · 08-05-2015, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by fiddler

I meant the overall general attitude towards having kids/not having kids. IN OTHER WORDS when you were young...think back, I know it's tough...was there all of this hooplah about teens getting pregnant or abortion or this and that?

Gosh, I haven't had my Geritol yet... mmmph this hurts... ummm, yes. Same ****, different diaper. The young adults of today, as much as they'd like to think they're new and improved, are no different than when I was that age. Pretty much the same thinking process as far as making babies, with the only exception being that natural resources are less and human population is greater which can weigh in on their decisions on the matter.

fiddler · 08-05-2015, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Plankton

Gosh, I haven't had my Geritol yet... mmmph this hurts... ummm, yes. Same ****, different diaper. The young adults of today, as much as they'd like to think they're new and improved, are no different than when I was that age. Pretty much the same thinking process as far as making babies, with the only exception being that natural resources are less and human population is greater which can weigh in on their decisions on the matter.

C'mon soldier, need some PT to get you moving today or what? You know what they say, there's always more PT to go.