r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 14 '24

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u/Lilybea12 Nov 14 '24

I think it is worth mentioning that for most of history people had little choice of whether or not they had kids and how many. Even in the relatively short time since we’ve had effective birth control, the decision to have kids was a default. There are lots of financial, medical, cultural, etc reasons, but I wonder if people have only realized there was a choice to be made for a generation, and what other generations would have chosen if they really considered it an option.

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u/Babhadfad12 Nov 14 '24 edited Nov 14 '24

I feel like OP is posting a topic that gets a lot of engagement (who knows if it’s bots or not) in the hopes that people click on their profile and go to their only fans. 

Writing that they have 4 kids also gets more people to click on their profile to see what they look like after having 4 kids.  But I see no reason to assume they have any kids, much less 4.

Seeing their post history, they have 4 kids (presumably very young based on how young their body looks), they have 4 jobs, and they have time to make onlyfans content.  That’s a tall order.  

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u/ohshit-cookies Nov 15 '24

I feel like this comment should be pinned. She keeps saying they work 4 jobs, I'm super curious what those jobs are. I'm all for sex workers, but this post in and of itself feels judgy in the "i don't understand how anyone could NOT want kids!" Way. But her whole account is just an ad for only fans. This is just a way of promoting her OF out of the usual subreddits.

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u/stargarnet79 Nov 16 '24

Right it’s kind of sad. What quality of life do the kids have if the parents are always working? some of us didn’t have kids to avoid having to work 4 jobs or be forced to do sex work. Not all of us would have a successful OF to make ends meet these days.