[ SECRET POST #2514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Should I have a baby?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

We really are opposites, because the part of having a kid that fascinates me kicks in right around when you start getting freaked out by it -- when the kid starts having thoughts and being able to articulate them. The idea of getting to help shape and guide the development of a whole other person, and giving them experiences and memories and skills and values that they will (hopefully) treasure for the rest of their lives just seems really awesome to me. If I could just skip over the part where the kid is oozing from every orifice 24/7 and jump to the part where they're asking questions about the world, that would be awesome.

Re: Should I have a baby?

[(Anonymous)]

Clearly the solution is that you and I should have a baby together. I'll deal with the pregnancy and the first few years, you get the rest! Flawless plan, right? What could go wrong?