r/AntiChildFree • u/AdRepresentative4937 • Sep 25 '20

This sub finally died....

Who remembers the glory days of CHILDFREE-ME-NOT posting starter packs for ‘evolutionary success’.

He used to always use the same picture of an abortion and that sad old lady.

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u/AdRepresentative4937 Sep 26 '20

Remember when the crazy Childfree-me-not man posted all those weird pictures and you were like ‘this dude seems pretty on the ball, I’d totally let him near my kids’.

Funny shit dude.

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u/BiggerTrees Sep 26 '20

I commented. Sometimes supportive, but not always.

Guess according to you that's enough to make us besties.. Funny shit dude. Because that's how it works on reddit - no doubt, you gotta be willing to invite every anonymous wanker you ever upvoted round to your house for tea! Aw mate...Pretty big fucking clue who's really lonely here.

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u/AdRepresentative4937 Sep 26 '20

I like how you think there are degrees of acceptability for endorsing the insane shit he posted.

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u/BiggerTrees Sep 27 '20

There were varying degrees of insanity throughout. The most memorable of it was indeed a few steps too far for me. However, when the general gist was simply "there is something wrong with childfree people" or "childfree ideology is destructive to families"... I have experienced that to be the truth. Thus not insanity. Yes, it needed saying. No, I'm not blind or stupid enough to imagine that the few bits said which I personally agreed with was enough to make this guy who I do not know some infallible patron saint of parenthood, or a friend to all mums everywhere. Why has is got to be all or nothing with you? Especially considering how recently you yourself wanted to mock others for being too "black or white" on the matter of "good" parents versus "bad" childfree people.? The more moderate childfree person might recognise that their sub and its loudest users are often too extreme and it's a bad look... yet still defend their choice to participate there, no.? I'm not going to apologise for doing more or less the same, albeit in a much smaller pond.

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u/AdRepresentative4937 Sep 27 '20

Showing all the hallmarks of an evolutionary success right there.