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> and throwing in the towel is kinda frowned upon. For me this was the hardest part. You don't get to get out. Maybe it's a mindset thing. Starting a book, an
by number6 3y ago
> and throwing in the towel is kinda frowned upon.
For me this was the hardest part. You don't get to get out. Maybe it's a mindset thing.
Starting a book, an app, a diet. You all can just throw the towel and be done. Kids, not an option.
- seec 3y agoYou are foolish, it is very much an option, one that many choose to exerce. Having kids is not strictly synonymous with raising kids well and while you may not just kill the kid you can also do the strict minimum and let it be as much as possible (or transfer the responsibility to someone else). It is extremely current and something many parents do, just as much as soft quitting any of the other activities you mentioned... The bar is rather low, it needs to have foods to not starve, clothing to not be naked and a place to sleep; if you do those things for yourself, you are more than a third of the way done; all the rest is completely optional and many parents definitely chose to leave the option on the table.