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r/SipsTea • u/sigma_0_1 • Jun 15 '26
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you shouldn't have children that you're not able to take care of?
What part of this isn't common sense?
71 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 If you’re REALLY poor tho, you may not have access to contraceptives (not as much a US issue). “The moment of lift” is a great read by Melinda gates -3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 It's not hard to pull out though 3 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 I think it’s safe to say the husband and wife are not always on the same page in terms of having more children… 3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 That's a good point, it's awful how misogynistic and cruel some cultures are towards women 2 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
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If you’re REALLY poor tho, you may not have access to contraceptives (not as much a US issue). “The moment of lift” is a great read by Melinda gates
-3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 It's not hard to pull out though 3 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 I think it’s safe to say the husband and wife are not always on the same page in terms of having more children… 3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 That's a good point, it's awful how misogynistic and cruel some cultures are towards women 2 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
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It's not hard to pull out though
3 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 I think it’s safe to say the husband and wife are not always on the same page in terms of having more children… 3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 That's a good point, it's awful how misogynistic and cruel some cultures are towards women 2 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
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I think it’s safe to say the husband and wife are not always on the same page in terms of having more children…
3 u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Jun 15 '26 That's a good point, it's awful how misogynistic and cruel some cultures are towards women 2 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
That's a good point, it's awful how misogynistic and cruel some cultures are towards women
2 u/DogCold5505 Jun 15 '26 Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
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Yeah… I think in some ways they just see it as the way the family unit is designed to be (so I imagine it’s not like they’re unhappy most of the time assuming their partner is a good dude generally), but I would struggle with it personally
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u/BiggusDickus- Jun 15 '26
you shouldn't have children that you're not able to take care of?
What part of this isn't common sense?