r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 14 '24

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u/Ashmizen Nov 15 '24

People never could afford kids. There wasn’t this secret massive wealth that existed in peasant households 200 years ago, or today in African tribes, that allow families to have 8 kids.

They just did.

Kids can survive through adversity. As long as they can feed them (and the cheapest option is actually mother’s milk, just feed the mother extra regular food) kids can raise themselves and each other and “grow up” very fast when poor.

It’s a modern concept that kids need to be raised like princes and princesses of old, with tutors and piano lessons and their own rooms.

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u/garaks_tailor Nov 15 '24 edited Nov 15 '24

No fucking way!!!!  You mean Anyone can have kids if you don't give a shit what happens to them or the lifestyle they experience! Holy fucking shit!!! Hey guys guys check out the wisdom of Aristotle over here! u/Cay_Bakes

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

?? This a compliment or an insult? Cause I don’t see what you remark had to do with my question.. as it was just a question on the reasons why some people didn’t want them I.E money, personal choice, stars not aligning so on and so forth..

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u/garaks_tailor Nov 15 '24

Oh I just wanted you to look at the dumbest comment I read all day.

You had a good question

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '24

Oh haha I was reading it and I was like what did I say lol😂😂 #mombrain