[Pharmboy]

Frankly, I think society is lucky this guy didn't have any kids.

[iheartusa]

You're right. I think if people really feel this strongly that they despise children, society and especially the children they could have had are much, much, much better off.

[Polyxene]

Agreed!

[IAMNO1]

"Frankly, I think society is lucky this guy didn't have any kids."

Perhaps true, but it's not him who concerns me. Rather it's all those who never should have had kids, yet do.

Successful parenting takes a special type of person who is willing to give years of their life unselfishly. I see far too many kids getting the short end of the stick.

[dansangel]

Frankly, I think society is lucky this guy didn't have any kids.

Amen.

[walden]

Yup. This guy has NO idea how to love, or why love matters in this world. He has nothing to give.

[Pacothecat]

To each there own, and I defiantly think people should never go into parenthood without a 100% percent commitment because it takes even more than that. But before I had children I never knew love could be this huge, this rewarding, this encompassing, this intense. I love my husband more than I think I ever would have seeing the kind of father he is to our boys.The day our six week old son had to go into surgery I looked into the eyes of my husband and I could see his soul. I will never forget the moment when I was simultaneously scared out of my mind for our son, begging the Lord for mercy and I knew my husband really was a great man, everything I thought he was and more. (God granted us that mercy and so many more ) I know it sounds cliché but from the bottom of my heart I tell you even with all the struggles and rewards I would give up anything including my own life to have the honor, the blessing , the joy of being my sons mother.

[js1138]

Darwin weeding out the unfit.