He does not know any better.

dude i want my kids to have it easy.. i brought them into this world.. they didnt ask for it.. i want my kid to have an easy life.. my dad hooked me up a lot in life.. he is a rich guy and he owns a pharmaceutical company.. i never ask him for help but if i called him tomorrow and ask for $10k he'll help me...

anyway i wanna make sure my kid doesnt have to work 9-5, if i do have a kid i'll make sure i can give him a few $k a month for the rest of his life... i know it sounds weird but who the hell wants to suffer..

yeah i know.. its sad.. i see a family with 5 kids and they cant even pay rent.. WTF u thinking.. use a fucking condom..

anyway i think i'll hold off on kids.. i dont think im missing anything.. i have a huge family and people to call for emotional support

It seems like people like who can afford many kids, don't have any :)

Exactly, kids have, like any other, reference drift.

The only difference is that kids can't control and don't know about limits.

Common sense from parents is crucial in not getting a hyperactive, demanding, spoiled brat.

great post :thumbsup


Sarah, & just think, you can hand them back, I have 3 :( :thumbsup

yup im glad i dont know any better.. so the walmart guys, and hundreds of other billionaires who left their company to their kids didnt know any better?

bottom line is if i bring a kid to the world, the dude did not ask for it.. why the fuck would i want him to suffer...

this is the reason im not gonna bring a kid.. cuz i know its good to make ur kid work hard, but i'll have that guilt that i brought him into the world.. so yes i dont know better, me and hundreds of thousands of millionaires who left their wealth to their kids

It's shit like this that is a prime example of why humans are worthless now. If you have a child you want them to not try to be successful and want them to do nothing? I would hate to have you for a father.

it's that generation laziness :2 cents:

To answer your question honestly:
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you can't give it to them too easy. they'll just become entitlement assholes who think everything should just be handed to them and they won't love you for it. they'll just expect it. self success builds self esteem.

right i know thats why im not gonna having any kids

lol good point

Good thread Sarah :)

Oh man the stories I could tell....

Being a dad of 5 girls has been great but alot of dang work.....

My kids are 9, almost 17, almost 18, 19, and 23

It seemed as they all got older it was a drama house all day and night.

Disney and Pbs are very good for them to watch. I also make my youngest watch natgeo, discovery, science, etc

She really gets mad when we have to watch cspan together :)

You seem like you grew up in a good family with good parents - I am sure when you have a child sometime, you will raise him or her just fine.

Enjoy San Fran :)

Here is a pic of the 4 kids - my oldest isn't in it.

I am the ugly one there, hahaha :)

http://www.perfumestore.com/family.jpg

I know you to be a good father too Todd :)


I don't have any real plans to be a parent but I have become determined to fill the 'eccentric aunt from England' role for my sister's kids.

Adopt me? Thank you.

Thanks Sarah :)


hahaha, you would be a killer aunt!

While I agree that I wouldn't want to bring a child into this world that I couldn't feed and take care of, and I would want my child to have a good life, if I had the money I wouldn't just hand it to them on a silver platter. If they had everything handed to them and never had to work, I can't imagine how they would turn out. If you work hard for something you can appreciate it more, and if you grew up without having everything you can appreciate when you ARE able to have possessions that your parents never had or that you never had growing up. Even if they had everything handed to them, they would expect that and think that was normal, and would always want more. As far as the world's population ... it's generally the people in the world who are less able to afford kids who have more, and the more affluent people generally have less. But having said all that it's everyone's choice and their own logic about whether to have kids or not, even if everyone doesn't agree with your reasons :)

I just dont watch TV with my son. We play hide and seek, we practice our karate moves, we paint stuff, do crafts and go for walks.

From all the posts you write here about ballin, this isn't what I expected to hear from you at all i figured you're thoughts would be like 50's..

have a baby by me; baby
be a millionaire
I write the check before the babies comes,
who the fuck cares
im stanky rich
ima dye tryna spend this shit

well damn thats why i said i dont wanna have kids. im gonna spoil the mofo... so its pointless..

i worked hard, my dad didnt spoil me, but im not gonna sit there and make millions while my kid struggles in a studio apartment working 50hrs a week to make rent.. or he drives around in a beat up honda while im rolling in a ferrari..

hence the reason i wont have kids, i dont see a point..

looks like a nice family. do the kids know you're the sex toy king?

No, but it appears as the mama does;) Beautiful Family Man!!!

You can never love another persons baby like your own. I think the time spent is nervous, and a bit scary with the responsibility of watching anothers child. Enjoy your time spent, they grow fast!

After you have kids, super special hormones kick in that help you cope.

We have a 4yo boy and 3yo girl. If you cant to have a nanny, DONT DO IT!

We have 2 TV's and a kids pc in almost every room. We're raising them in Asia and split our time in the USA and we love it to be honest. Its hard at times, but $ helps.

My wise grandma once said, money isnt everything, but it almost is!

I will never understand people posting pictures of their kids on GFY.

Nick Jr. rules. Our 2 year old is constantly coming up with new concepts or understandings out of seemingly nowhere --- and then we realize it was from a show or an educational short she saw a few months earlier.

She's also now splitting her time (her TV time, that is - not ALL of her time, of course) with Disney movies (and Elmo); sometimes Cinderella seems to be the only movie in our house.

Luckily, we avoid Disney TV (except when she's visiting her cousin) - Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is perhaps the worst example ever of trying to update an old TV show.

But she's learning the basics of music and dance from Nick Jr. (with guidance from us, of course); she'll shortly be getting her real piano, which she really, really wants - and dance lessons which will take her beyond spinning and "busting moves" She's also getting a trampoline, which we hope will save our couches and chairs from total destruction ;)

The REAL downside? The same shows and songs every day, every month, every year - we're about to enter our fourth year of those same shows and songs. And they can NEVER be driven from your brain. NEVER. The kids will never remember them. We'll still be singing them when the kids are visiting us in the nursing home. ARRRRRgh :helpme

Yup that is exactly what I was talking about.

I have a 12 and a 14 year old (Both Girls) ... They are great kids and really nice to be around. The biggest challenge is this is the time their friends are really starting to veer onto some "bad" paths ( Drinking, drugs, etc ) that were trying to keep them from.

Lately both have been studying computers alot more and both want to work in IT networking ( as I do in my day gig ) .... Let's just hope they stay on point, which should be possible. Mom is an RN and she's all over the girls to stay focused.

i would go out tonight, but i haven't got a stitch to wear.

My kids actually LOVE Morrissey, like their Daddy.

Random Smiths quoting = turn on

Swearing ain't the problem with writing on the seat...I would of grounded him for a month for not respecting the property of others. In fact, two months grounding, one for each offense:thumbsup

I am the 5th son to my parents, and I can tell you that when I was born I think my mom held me up and said "I've seen it all, done it all, heard it all before, now you just hush. Ok, cut the cord.".

consider the positive
you're lucky they didn't name you Tammy

Can't argue with that one. Thankfully they cut the correct cord though, whew.