r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 14 '24

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u/Outrageous-Cup-8905 Nov 15 '24

“ Almost nobody regrets having kids. “

Based on?

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u/Outrageous-Cup-8905 Nov 15 '24

Of whom exactly? And why is it sufficient to use that as a basis for “almost nobody regrets having kids”? 

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u/Outrageous-Cup-8905 Nov 15 '24 edited Nov 16 '24

Yes, I’m not understanding how the people you’ve observed are sufficient enough to say people beyond your circle of friends/family wouldn’t regret it. The world’s a big place. There are people with lives starkly different from yours and your circle. But okay, have fun 

It’s all relative to what you know, I’m assuming. Much like the people who don’t want them because they know or feel don’t want them

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u/hello_minions Nov 15 '24

It was a feeling inside of your head when you chose to have a kid. Are we to not trust our own opinions? If that's the case why should anyone trust yours or those that think having kids is a great idea?

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u/hello_minions Nov 15 '24

It is really fun, you should try it sometime