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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2024
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If there's one thing childfree people love, it's how there is always a parent ready to reply about how rewarding kids are.
I hear ya, but I don't mind - it's a discussion thread, after all! - and it's interesting to see a different perspective than my own.
That's very generous of you. In my experience, the perspective I replied to is the one that is most prevalent and you can't mention being happy without kids without somebody chiming in to say or imply how happy you would be if you had them. It gets really old.