WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for April, 2001: Re: Stop the breeding.

Re: Stop the breeding.

From: Laura (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 16 Apr 2001 13:25:47 -0500 (CDT)

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Well, I must agree with some things ;^). I certainly make less money than when I was "independent", I need people to be more patient with my extra responsibilities, and I can't, considering the sleep-deprivation that sometimes comes with caring for little children, be constantly erudite and entertaining! That said, I wouldn't trade it for anything on this earth. Two things for you to consider: First, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you choosing not to have children. The world will go on, and it is obviously not going to do you (or your potential kids) any good for you to parent unwillingly. But, second, if you managed to convince everyone on earth to "stop breeding" (a rather offensive description to humans) what would be accomplished by denying the continuation of human life? Why are you frightened and upset about people who are choosing to nurture life?

At Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Joyeve wrote: >
>Women are not looking at the mommy thing in a real way. When a women has
>a baby she can not earn as much money as before. She always wants
>special treatment at work and she thinks she deserves it because she has
>a kid. Having a baby means less money, less freedom, less independence,
>and it is very boring staying home taking care of kids. Then the husband
>or father gets bored. I am a single women and I am always shocked when
>one of these fathers ask me out for a date. And no I do not provoke
>them. They are just attracted to a women who does not have kids and they
>do not have to give them money or support them in any way. I guess they
>get tired of working and having to give all their money to another
>person for the rest of their lives. Well, that is the truth. Also I
>really find having a conversation with one of these women to be very
>boring. All they talk about is their kids. By the way. The world is over
>populated and we really don't need you to have another child.

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