I want kids badly, what else can be done except make more money?
>>62524817fuck a women in the pussy
>>62524817Engage in sexual intercourse with people of the opposite sex without birth control. Bonus points if the person is between the ages of 19 and 35 and healthy. Also helps if the sex is consensual
>>62524817Once I was 28 it was like a switch flip and all the girls I grew up with and talk to wanted kids bad and realized I had my life together. It's still better to wait and get a young girl
>>62524817wanting kids is a sign of low iqthere's a reason why lower iq people and societies have much more kids and there's an inverse correlation between income (which is also linked to iq) and number of kids. The only benefit kids could give you is a retirement plan, but you'd save more money than they could give you by not having them anyway. try being smart for once in your life and realize kids are a genuine waste of time, money, and energy. Not to mention how horrible modern women are
>>62524819>>62524821>>62524827It is no longer work.
>>62524830Here's a concise refutation under 1,500 characters:This argument mistakes correlation for causation. Fertility rates are influenced by education, urbanization, housing costs, contraception, culture, and women's access to careers—not simply IQ. Wealthier societies tend to have fewer children because raising them is more expensive and people delay parenthood, not because intelligent people inherently don't want kids.Intelligence also isn't measured by whether someone chooses to have children. Many highly accomplished scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and academics are parents, while many equally intelligent people remain child-free. Both are valid life choices.Calling children a "waste" assumes everyone values only financial return. People have children for reasons such as family, meaning, love, legacy, and personal fulfillment—benefits that aren't captured by a balance sheet. If someone doesn't want kids, that's a perfectly reasonable decision, but it doesn't make those who do irrational or unintelligent.Finally, blaming "modern women" is an unsupported generalization. Fertility decisions are made by individuals and couples, and declining birth rates are observed across countries with very different cultures and gender norms. A sweeping stereotype doesn't strengthen the argument; it simply replaces evidence with prejudice. Choosing to have children or not is a personal preference, not an IQ test.
>I want to ruin my life badly
>>62524830Have fun letting your genes die out FOREVER.
I love how many anons think of themselves as a terrible mistake their parents made. You guys literally should not reproduce and you know it.
>>62524817make more money
>>62524821>35ngmi, 25 is the max age to make healthy babies, there's a reason autism is so high in western countries these days
>>62524830I donated to a sperm bank. I get to secure my bloodline without any of the responsibility.
>>62525084Donating to a sperm bank doesn't "secure your bloodline" in any meaningful sense. A bloodline isn't just DNA existing somewhere—it's continuity through relationships, family, values, and upbringing. If you never know your offspring, never raise them, and never pass on anything beyond genetic material, you've only contributed half of what creates the next generation.Saying you have "none of the responsibility" is also misleading. While you may not have legal parental obligations, your donation can still have lifelong consequences for donor-conceived people, many of whom are interested in their genetic origins, medical history, or biological relatives. Genetic contribution isn't responsibility-free simply because the law says so.More importantly, framing parenthood as something to avoid while still claiming the status of having "secured your bloodline" is contradictory. You want credit for reproduction without participating in what most people consider parenthood. If your only metric is passing on DNA, then you've reduced your legacy to biology alone.Calling someone "lost" doesn't strengthen the argument—it substitutes an insult for evidence. If your goal is merely to spread your genes, sperm donation achieves that. But if your goal is to build a legacy, a family, or a meaningful lineage, those things require far more than a DNA sample. Genetics can start a life; they don't define a legacy.
>>62524869>em dashI don't even have to read it
>>62524918my life would be better if I had kids
>>62525084just because you donated doesn't mean you get picked, sure you passed an initial screening but your shits just frozen in a lab as we speak
>>62524817Fight the usury and protect sound money to eliminate kike parasites who makes you life miserable >>62508806
Read some divorce and/or child support issue forums and groups, then see if you still "want kids badly".
>>62525348People love throwing out, "Read divorce and child support forums, then see if you still want kids badly," as though those forums are an objective sample of parenthood. They're not—they're a collection of people experiencing some of the hardest moments of their lives.By that logic, reading cancer forums should make you never want to be alive, reading startup-failure forums should make you never start a business, and reading airline-crash reports should make you never fly.Of course divorce and child support groups are filled with conflict. People whose marriages are thriving and whose co-parenting works smoothly rarely spend hours posting online about how ordinary and stable their lives are. That's classic selection bias. Even researchers have noted that online forums tend to amplify negative emotions and controversy because those discussions attract the most participation. AarXiv+1Yes, those communities contain heartbreaking stories of custody battles, unpaid support, manipulation, financial stress, and resentment. Those experiences are real and deserve empathy. RReddit+2 But they don't prove that wanting children is irrational. They prove that choosing a compatible partner and maintaining a healthy relationship matter enormously.Having children has always involved risk. Divorce is one possible outcome—not the inevitable one. Millions of parents raise children in stable, loving families without ever posting about it online because there's little reason to.A desire to have children shouldn't be based on ignorance of the risks, nor should it be extinguished by reading only the worst-case scenarios. The sensible response is to understand the risks, choose a partner carefully, communicate expectations, and prepare financially and emotionally—not to assume that the loudest stories online represent everyone's future.
>>62524817the honest answer is fix your nation and help your peoplehood like stalks in a sheath like the shibbolei, you exclude different dialects like the shibboleth, only then will you find posterity and continuity
>>62524817>I want kids badlyIn what context?
>>62525074>there's a reason autism is so high in western countries these daysThat has more to do with older women than men
>>62524821>>62525074>35My mom had me at 37.I came out as a high-IQ, but mentally stunted man-child that has withdrawal symptoms when my mother isn't around. I amassed a fortune of wealth, but I also suffer from extreme conscientiousness. I'm basically a self-made liquid millionaire retard at 33 years old.Don't do this to your future children, anon...
If you are white do t have kids that’s evilIf you are brown have lots
>>62525470I want kids so badly it's actually embarrassing. Every baby announcement feels like a personal attack. Every stroller I pass has me imagining a whole future that doesn't even exist yet. I'm out here getting emotional over tiny socks, saving parenting reels I'll never use, and mentally naming children who aren't even conceived. The FOMO is unreal. People complain about sleepless nights while I'm over here thinking, "I'd trade eight hours of sleep for one gummy smile." Every family photo makes my brain short-circuit into full delusional mode. I don't want a vacation. I want a car seat permanently installed. I don't want spontaneous weekends. I want sticky fingerprints on the windows, bedtime stories for the hundredth time, and someone yelling "look what I drew!" from the other room. It's ridiculously cringe how much I romanticize it, but the thought of having my own little human fills me with an absurd level of excitement. My algorithm knows. My friends know. Apparently the entire universe knows except my actual life timeline. Until then, I'll continue aggressively "aww"-ing at babies in public and pretending I'm completely normal while internally screaming, "WHEN IS IT MY TURN?"
>>62525517Where do you live OP?
>>62524817Buy XRP, marry an Asian (not indian or south asian) woman in a cheaper country.
Having kids its not just fun anon its a responsability for life you gotta know that
opyour initial state is wrong
>>62525639Having kids isn't just about responsibility either. Of course it's a lifelong commitment, and anyone considering parenthood should understand that. But reducing it to "it's a responsibility for life" misses the other side of the picture.People don't have children only because it's fun. They do it for many reasons: to build a family, pass on values, experience parenthood, or because raising a child gives their life meaning. Yes, there are sacrifices—time, money, sleep, and freedom—but there are also rewards that many parents find deeply fulfilling.At the same time, not everyone wants children, and that's a valid choice too. Being aware of the responsibilities can lead someone to decide parenthood isn't for them, which is often more responsible than having kids because of pressure or expectation.So the real point isn't that having kids is "just fun" or "just responsibility." It's both a major commitment and, for many people, a meaningful and joyful part of life. Anyone considering it should weigh both sides carefully.
>>62524817we literally dont need anymore jeets theres already 2 billion of you stuck on a hot littered mess of a subcontinent
>>62525479its both but more correlated with older fathers you retard coper lol
>>62524817cum in a pussy then, even crackheads have kids.
>>62524817https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K70nC0FbxiU&list=RDK70nC0FbxiU
>>62525524Me? Home less.
You have to cum in a trans girls vagina
>>62524830This is perhaps the most midwit post I have ever seen. In many ways, the room temp iq grugs are smarter than you just by going with their gut feels lmao.
>>62528663I want kids very badly. It is one of the strongest wishes I have, and it does not fade with time. No matter where I am, who I am with, when it happens, or what my life looks like, I still want to be a parent. It does not matter if I am young or old, rich or poor, highly educated or not, or whether life is easy or difficult. My desire to have children stays the same.I keep thinking about having kids because I want to love, care for, guide, and support them. I want to watch them grow, help them learn, celebrate their achievements, and stand by them through hard times. Being a parent means more to me than money, status, or success. It is a dream that stays with me every day.No matter my age, my financial situation, or my background, I still want children. No matter where I live or how my life changes, I still want children. Even if things are not perfect, I still want children. This wish is deep, constant, and sincere. It is not a passing feeling or a temporary idea. It is part of who I am.More than anything else, I hope that one day I will have the chance to raise children in a loving, caring, and supportive home. That hope remains strong no matter what challenges or circumstances I face.
>>62529164Man, I ain't gonna lie, all I keep thinkin' about is havin' kids. That's it. That's the whole dream. Folks keep chasin' money, big houses, fancy rides—I keep chasin' that picture of bein' a parent. Rain, shine, broke, paid, sleepin' on a couch or livin' in a mansion, it don't kill that dream. It's still there.You could drop me anywhere and I'd still be sayin', "Yeah... I still wanna have kids." Don't matter where. Don't matter when. Don't matter if life got me up or life got me down. That thought don't pack up and leave. It just keeps knockin'.People be askin', "What if you're broke?" Still want kids. "What if you're rich?" Still want kids. "What if life ain't fair?" Still want kids. "What if you gotta wait?" Still want kids. Every question get the same answer. Ain't changed yesterday, ain't changin' today, probably ain't changin' tomorrow.I ain't sayin' it's easy. I know kids ain't toys. They need love, time, food, patience, and somebody that'll show up every day. I know that. That's the point. I wanna be that somebody. I wanna be there. I wanna help 'em up when they fall, laugh with 'em, teach 'em stuff, watch 'em grow. That's the dream right there.So people can laugh, shake they head, tell me I'm crazy, tell me to wait, tell me to think about somethin' else. Cool. They can talk all day. I'm still gonna want kids. Next week? Still want kids. Next year? Still want kids. Life gets better? Still want kids. Life gets worse? Still want kids.That's just how I'm built. Same answer every time. Same dream every day. I want kids. I want a family. I want that life. End of story.
>>62528648I WANT KIDS! I WANT KIDS! I WANT KIDS! That's the whole show, the whole circus, the whole parade. Roll out the red carpet, cue the clowns, bang the drums, launch the fireworks, because every road in my brain leads to the same place: I WANT KIDS!Ask me today? I WANT KIDS! Ask me tomorrow? I WANT KIDS! Ask me next year? STILL WANT KIDS! Ask me when I'm tired? I WANT KIDS! Ask me when I'm wide awake? I WANT KIDS! It doesn't matter where I am, when it is, what season it is, or what the weather is doing. Sunny? Kids. Rainy? Kids. Snowing? Kids. Heat wave? Kids. Meteor flying across the sky? Still thinking about kids.Rich? I want kids. Poor? I want kids. Living in a palace? I want kids. Living in a tiny apartment? I want kids. Fancy clothes? Kids. Old shoes? Kids. Big paycheck? Kids. Empty wallet? Kids. The answer never changes. Every question gets the same answer. Kids. Kids. Kids."What if life gets hard?" Kids. "What if life gets easy?" Kids. "What if you have to wait?" Kids. "What if everything changes?" Kids. "What if nothing changes?" Kids. You could ask me a thousand questions, and I'd hand you back the same answer a thousand times without blinking.Picture a circus with ten thousand clowns riding tiny bicycles in circles, all shouting the exact same thing. Not jokes. Not tricks. Just one sentence over and over: "I WANT KIDS!" The ringmaster says, "Ladies and gentlemen!" The crowd cheers. The trumpets blast. Confetti flies everywhere. And what happens? Everybody yells, "KIDS!"Turn on the loudspeakers. Paint the signs. Fly a banner across the sky. Write it on every balloon. Put it on every ticket. Drumroll... I. WANT. KIDS.Morning? Kids. Noon? Kids. Night? Kids. Monday? Kids. Tuesday? Kids. Wednesday? Kids. Thursday? Kids. Friday? Kids. Saturday? Kids. Sunday? Kids. Every page on the calendar says the same thing.This isn't because I think being a parent is easy. I know it's a huge responsibility. I know it takes
>>62528678BRO I JUST WANT KIDS. THAT'S IT. THAT'S THE WHOLE THING. PEOPLE KEEP ASKING ME QUESTIONS LIKE THEY GONNA UNLOCK SOME SECRET ANSWER. THEY AIN'T. THE ANSWER IS KIDS. YOU ASK ME TODAY? KIDS. YOU ASK ME TOMORROW? KIDS. NEXT WEEK? KIDS. NEXT YEAR? KIDS. SAME ANSWER. ALWAYS KIDS."BUT WHAT IF YOU DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY?" I STILL WANT KIDS."BUT WHAT IF YOU GOTTA WAIT?" I STILL WANT KIDS."BUT WHAT IF LIFE GETS HARD?" I STILL WANT KIDS."BUT WHAT IF LIFE GETS EASY?" GUESS WHAT? I STILL WANT KIDS.YOU CAN KEEP ADDING "WHAT IFS" ALL DAY. MY ANSWER DON'T CHANGE. IT'S LIKE PRESSING THE SAME BUTTON OVER AND OVER. KIDS. KIDS. KIDS.I DON'T CARE IF IT'S MONDAY OR FRIDAY. I DON'T CARE IF IT'S MORNING OR MIDNIGHT. I DON'T CARE IF IT'S RAINING OR SUNNY. MY BRAIN JUST KEEPS COMING BACK TO THE SAME THING. I WANT KIDS. THAT'S THE DREAM. THAT'S THE GOAL. THAT'S THE PLAN.EVERY CONVERSATION SOMEHOW ENDS UP THERE. WE COULD BE TALKING ABOUT PIZZA. SOMEHOW MY BRAIN GOES, "YEAH THAT'S COOL... BUT I STILL WANT KIDS." WE COULD BE TALKING ABOUT CARS. "NICE CAR... STILL WANT KIDS." TALKING ABOUT MOVIES? COOL MOVIE. STILL WANT KIDS.I KNOW BEING A PARENT ISN'T EASY. I KNOW IT TAKES TIME, PATIENCE, LOVE, RESPONSIBILITY, AND WORK. I'M NOT SAYING IT'S SIMPLE. I'M SAYING THE DREAM NEVER LEAVES. IT STICKS AROUND. IT'S ALWAYS THERE.SO ASK ME AGAIN. GO AHEAD.DO YOU STILL WANT KIDS?YES.ARE YOU SURE?YES.REALLY?YES.ABSOLUTELY?YES.NO MATTER WHAT?YES.NO MATTER WHERE?YES.NO MATTER WHEN?YES.NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU ASK?YES.YOU CAN ASK A HUNDRED TIMES. YOU CAN ASK A THOUSAND TIMES. YOU CAN WRITE IT ON A BILLBOARD. YOU CAN SHOUT IT THROUGH A MEGAPHONE. YOU CAN SEND ME A LETTER. MY REPLY IS GONNA BE THE SAME EVERY SINGLE TIME.I.WANT.KIDS.END OF DISCUSSION. START OF DISCUSSION. MIDDLE OF DISCUSSION. SAME ANSWER. SAME DREAM. SAME GOAL. I WANT KIDS, AND THAT'S NOT CHANGING.
>>62526122The persistence of this desire demonstrates an unusual level of stability across changing variables. Alter the environment, modify the circumstances, adjust the timeline, change the available resources, and the underlying objective remains constant: I want children. The external parameters are dynamic; the core preference remains invariant.A common assumption is that major life decisions should only exist under optimized conditions. However, optimization and intention are separate variables. Wealth can improve resources, but it does not create purpose. Poverty can create obstacles, but it does not automatically eliminate purpose. Age can influence probability and planning, but it does not necessarily determine the validity of a long-term goal. Location can alter logistics, but it does not redefine fundamental values.If I analyze the situation through a systems framework, having children is not merely a short-term preference or a temporary emotional impulse. It represents a long-term objective with significant complexity. The system includes financial requirements, emotional capacity, social support, health considerations, time allocation, and continuous responsibility. The complexity of the system does not invalidate the objective; it explains why the objective requires preparation, adaptation, and commitment.Consider every possible scenario. If resources increase, the desire remains. If resources decrease, the desire remains while the necessary strategy changes. If success arrives quickly, the desire remains. If progress is delayed, the desire remains. If circumstances become unpredictable, the desire remains. The variables surrounding the goal may require recalculation, but the goal itself remains consistent.A rational perspective does not require eliminating meaningful ambitions simply because uncertainty exists. Nearly every significant human achievement involves incomplete information, risk, and adaptation. The appropriate response to
>>62529592yikes pedophile stop lusting after children
>>62529617I do not view the desire to have children as a private luxury or an individual status symbol. I view it as part of the continuation of society itself: the renewal of communities, the passing of knowledge, and the collective responsibility of caring for future generations.From a collective perspective, children are not simply extensions of one person’s identity. They are future members of the community, future contributors to society, and future holders of human knowledge, culture, and progress. Wanting children is therefore not only a personal wish; it is also a commitment to participate in the long-term development of humanity.My desire remains constant regardless of material conditions. Wealth does not create the desire. Poverty does not eliminate the desire. Social position does not determine the value of the desire. Whether resources are abundant or limited, the fundamental goal remains the same: I want children and I want to contribute to raising them responsibly.A society that values equality must also recognize that raising the next generation is one of the most important forms of collective work. Children require care, education, protection, healthcare, stability, and guidance. These responsibilities belong not only to parents but also to the broader community that surrounds them. A strong society is one that invests in the well-being and development of its youngest members.The purpose is not merely to create more people, but to nurture capable, compassionate, educated individuals who can improve the world around them. The true measure of success is not only production, wealth, or resources accumulated, but the quality of human lives developed over time.I understand that parenthood requires sacrifice. It requires discipline, patience, and dedication. It requires recognizing that another person's needs become a central responsibility. That responsibility is not a burden without meaning; it is a contribution to something larger than
>>62525459Obviously, my desire to have children is not a simple desire. That would be far too straightforward. It must be analyzed through seventeen layers of social theory, historical context, psychological interpretation, and a committee-approved framework of personal contradictions.I want children, but not because I have a biological instinct, personal dream, or emotional attachment. No, the reasoning must first pass through a philosophical obstacle course where every possible interpretation is examined, challenged, reconstructed, and then challenged again.If I want children, someone will ask whether that desire was influenced by society. If society influenced it, then perhaps it was conditioned. If it was conditioned, then perhaps rejecting it would also be a conditioned response. Therefore, the act of questioning the desire creates another question about the question itself, and eventually we arrive at a philosophical maze where the original point is still standing: I want children.My desire must be simultaneously examined as empowerment, rebellion, conformity, resistance, liberation, tradition, and a rejection of tradition. It must represent independence while also acknowledging connection. It must symbolize choice while proving that the choice was not externally manufactured. It must be personal while also accounting for every possible social structure that has ever existed.The conclusion after countless theoretical calculations, debates, and imaginary courtroom arguments is somehow still the simplest statement imaginable:I want children.Not because someone told me to. Not because society assigned me a role. Not because history wrote a script for me. Not because a stereotype demands it. I want children because, after examining every possible angle until the philosophical engine overheats, this remains my own chosen preference.The irony is that after analyzing the desire from every direction, through every framework, and with
>>62525496Within the quantum-relativistic framework of my personal existence, the desire to have children appears as a stable observable across the fluctuating geometry of life’s spacetime conditions. Regardless of the coordinate system used—whether measured through wealth, age, location, social position, or external circumstance—the underlying state remains remarkably consistent: I want children.Consider life as a vast field of probabilities, where countless variables interact like particles moving through an evolving quantum landscape. Economic conditions fluctuate. Opportunities collapse and expand. Time progresses along its irreversible arrow. Yet beneath these changing states exists a persistent preference, a constant signal that remains detectable despite environmental noise.If my worldline passes through abundance, the desire remains. If my trajectory encounters scarcity, the desire remains. If the curvature of circumstances bends my path in unexpected directions, the fundamental intention remains preserved. The universe may alter the conditions of the experiment, but the measured result continues to converge toward the same conclusion.In the language of systems and relativity, the observer changes, the frame changes, and the reference point changes—but the invariant remains. Different observers may interpret the journey differently, but the internal measurement produces the same reading: a desire to create, nurture, and participate in the development of another human life.Parenthood is not viewed as a simple event but as a long-duration interaction between generations, a transfer of information, values, knowledge, and experience across time. A child represents not merely a biological continuation, but a new conscious observer entering the universe with their own potential, choices, and trajectory.Acknowledging uncertainty does not collapse the equation. Quantum systems contain uncertainty by nature, yet uncertainty does not mean absence of
>>62525243Having carefully considered the matter from the perspective of personal responsibility, long-term obligation, and the interests of future generations, I state clearly and unequivocally that I desire to have children. This position is not the result of a temporary impulse, external pressure, or an unexamined preference. It is a considered conclusion reached after acknowledging the legal, ethical, financial, and personal responsibilities associated with parenthood.The desire to become a parent remains consistent regardless of changing circumstances. Whether circumstances involve financial prosperity or economic hardship, professional achievement or ordinary conditions, geographic location or passage of time, the fundamental objective remains unchanged. While such factors may affect the practical considerations surrounding parenthood, they do not eliminate the underlying intention to establish and maintain a family.It is recognized that parenthood carries substantial responsibilities. A parent assumes a continuing duty to provide care, protection, guidance, education, and emotional support. These responsibilities are not merely personal commitments; they represent an important contribution to the welfare of society by supporting the development of future citizens and community members.Any decision to pursue parenthood should be approached with seriousness, accountability, and awareness of the obligations involved. The interests and well-being of the child must remain paramount. A responsible parent must consider the provision of a safe environment, appropriate resources, stability, and the conditions necessary for healthy growth and development.The circumstances surrounding an individual’s life may change over time. Financial conditions may improve or decline. Opportunities may arise or disappear. Unexpected challenges may occur. However, a commitment to a meaningful objective is not measured by the absence of obstacles; it is
>>62525071I want kids badly, but sometimes I look at the world and wonder what kind of future I would be bringing them into. It feels like everything is moving toward some kind of massive transformation, and not all of it feels hopeful. Every day there is another headline about AI taking jobs, robots replacing human workers, technology advancing faster than society can handle, and the fear that ordinary people will struggle to find their place in the future.Then there’s the constant doom and gloom. Climate fears, economic instability, political division, wars, social breakdown — it can feel like the world is standing on the edge of something huge. Like we are watching the old way of life disappear while nobody really knows what comes next. It’s hard not to imagine a future where everything is automated, where people feel disposable, and where the things that once gave life structure are no longer guaranteed.Even the idea of artificial wombs and advanced reproductive technology brings up strange emotions. Maybe one day technology will change how humans reproduce, and maybe it will create opportunities we can’t even imagine today. But part of me wonders what happens when everything becomes optimized and automated. Are we moving toward a future where even the most human parts of life become another process controlled by machines?And yet, despite all of that, I still want kids. That’s the part that confuses me. Why would I want to bring someone into a world that feels so uncertain? Why would I want my child to inherit problems I didn’t create and face challenges I can barely understand?Maybe because humans have always lived through uncertainty. People had children during wars, famines, pandemics, and collapses of entire societies. They didn’t wait for a perfect world because a perfect world never existed. They had children because love, family, and the hope for something better mattered more than fear.Maybe having
>>62529883ur wife isnt going to let you fuck your daughter you know that right ?
>>62529912You really think you can stop me from holding my daughter? You think a locked door, a cold heart, or a thousand excuses are gonna break a father’s will? Nah. You picked the wrong fighter.I’ve been through storms that would make mountains shake. I’ve taken hits, stood back up, and kept walking when everyone thought I was finished. But there’s one battle I’d never surrender — the fight to be there for my little girl.I don’t want fame. I don’t want gold. I don’t want a throne. I want that moment when my daughter reaches out, grabs my hand, and knows her dad is right there. That’s the prize. That’s the championship belt. That’s the victory I’m chasing.So come with your doubts. Come with your walls. Come with every challenge you think can break me. I’ll face it like a warrior stepping into the arena. Because this isn’t about ego. This isn’t about winning some petty battle. This is about love stronger than steel.I dream of my daughter’s laugh. I dream of carrying her, protecting her, teaching her, watching her grow into someone powerful and amazing. I want to be the father who shows up, the shield when life gets rough, the voice telling her she can conquer anything.You can throw every obstacle in my path, but understand this: a father’s love is a force that doesn’t quit. The fight isn’t for a trophy. The fight is for family. And I’m stepping into that arena ready.
>>62530065>You really think you can stop me from raping my daughter?calm down chud this is a business and finance board
>>62525108Have you listened to yourself? Lmao
>>62525108Nice ai slop
>>62530083Lord Jesus, You know the deepest desire of my heart. I long for children, and I place this longing before You with faith and humility. I want children, Lord, according to Your perfect will. I trust You with my hopes, my prayers, and my future. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord.Father, You are the giver of every good gift. If it is Your will, bless me with children. Fill my home with joy, love, laughter, and life. I believe that nothing is impossible for You. I wait on Your timing with hope. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord.Jesus, strengthen my heart while I wait. Help me remain faithful, hopeful, and full of peace. Let my prayers rise before You each day. I know You hear me, and I know You care for me. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord.May Your will be done in my life. Whether the answer comes soon or later, I will continue to trust You, love You, and follow You. My heart's desire is before You. I place it in Your hands. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord. I want children, Lord.
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>>62524817>what else can be done except make more money?marry a career woman and promise to be a house husband. My brother is like that, his wife is a surgeon but wants 3 kids. They're on kid 2 now. He is kind of cucked though
Have kids with a woman but don't marry her. You work, she stays at home. Since you're unmarried she can claim welfare/benefits as a "single mom." And there are MANY. Boom, you can now afford the SAHM and work normally.
>>62524817>make more moneyI have never seen a black jeet or Moslem with this criteria and they have lots of kids.Matter of fact having kids without “lots of money” is super easy and if she has more money than you then you won’t have to pay when she leaves you like they always do in the West.
>>62530883Focus on the positive image and emotion associated with your wish realized and you should get closer to it.Your desire to have children is associated with the desire of your soul.
>>62525481>high IQyou probably just bought bitcoin early on and forgot about it
>>62524830>just deny your biological imperative bro>>62530972your solution is welfare fraud? kek
>>62524830Kids are great if you have enough fuck you money and teach them to say the n-word and deny the holocaust They carry on your legacy while you have their backs. Maximum lulz for all guaranteed. win win
>>62531049> if she has more money than youShe must have done all the shady thing to earn the money, try to get along with her.
>>62524817A 23 year old Mexican girl at my job has been knocked up for the second time by her boyfriend who’s 27. She had her first kid a few months ago and she’s already pregnant again. Neither of them make more than $27/hr and I doubt they have any savings. White people are just retarded and think that you have to be a 20%er or higher to have children and that’s why we’re dying
>>62524817Not much
>>62524817My daughter is 20, looks like Isabel Peralta, no tattoos, no piercing, didn’t take covid vaxx. No smoke and doesnt drink (even when offer her at home) I raised her to not dress like a whore.Minimum makeup.1-2 social media but plays a lot of games on her phone.She is super selective.She knows about the great replacement.I told her “if you don’t see a father in a guy asking for a date, refuse the date, don’t lose your time”I don’t know how other guys see her.
>Noooo you have to be pathetic all hating incel and be forever alone and miserable and post with other losers on /pol/the thread your grandfather would be ashamed of you
>>62534203> 23 year old Mexican girlIt is little kids, you are insane.
>>62524821>Also helps if the sex is consensualsource?
>>62525358Dude stop arguing with AI it's obnoxious as fuck.
>>62525517Are you a woman? Be honest. I'm not even mysogynist or anything, i just want to see if my radar works
>>62525074Explain the eastern world then.
>>62524817>I want kids badlyWhere on the scale are you?
>>625350781/10 – I wouldn't mind having kids someday, but it's not something I think about very often.2/10 – I'd like to have kids if the timing and circumstances are right, but I could also be happy without them.3/10 – I want kids, and I think it would be a nice part of my future.4/10 – I really want kids, and I often imagine what it would be like to become a parent.5/10 – I want kids a lot. The idea of raising a family is becoming more important to me.6/10 – I want kids very much. I see becoming a parent as a meaningful life goal and hope it happens one day.7/10 – I want kids badly. I think about it often, and I feel excited whenever I imagine having a family of my own.8/10 – I strongly desire to have kids. It's one of my biggest dreams, and I would gladly take on the responsibilities and challenges that come with parenting because I believe the experience would be deeply rewarding.9/10 – I desperately want kids. The thought of becoming a parent fills me with hope, and not knowing whether it will happen can be emotionally difficult. I often picture everyday moments like teaching them new things, celebrating milestones, comforting them when they're upset, and watching them grow into their own person.10/10 – *More than anything, I want to have kids. It's one of the deepest and most meaningful desires of my life. When I imagine my future, I naturally picture myself as a parent, sharing love, guidance, laughter, and life's experiences with my children. The desire isn't based on pressure from others or a passing phase—it's something that feels deeply rooted in who I am. I understand that parenting requires patience, sacrifice, emotional strength, financial commitment, and years of dedication, and I don't expect it to be easy. Even knowing all of that, my desire to have children remains incredibly strong. If I'm fortunate enough to become a parent, I would cherish the opportunity
>>62525481My mom had me at 38 I don’t have attachment issues and enjoy my life greatly. I’m not a millionaire, but i own a house and am doing better than a lot of my peers. I still don’t want kids though.You just had a shitty mom
