hycaria

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   by hycaria 9y ago

   But people really rarely ask this noble question to themselves. Why the need for numerous children considering our planet's state ? Isn't one enough and better for the environment ?
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   And very piously hope that the said children will be as ecologically minded, because society as it is is definitely not going that path. Everything in society will encourage away from a simple life.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   Just veterinary emergencies :)
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   I'm on duty a few times per week, it's not too active though. Doesn't qualify for passive and has a huge entry requirement, but a very good way of having a double income, since I'm mostly paid to sleep away from home.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   IUD pregnancies are often extrauterine (which are mostly non viable, so that solves the unwanted pregnancy problem). And there's still abortion. I wonder to what point having a child was a choice in the case you evoked.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   > carry more risks Citation needed, and good luck finding one considering the long list of pills side effects. Also all your previous objections to birth control are invalid in the case of IUD.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   Two solutions : Shorten the span (3 years sure is a lot, especially when reading other testimonies here). Don't repeat.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   I don't understand your point.
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   by hycaria 9y ago

   IUD anyone ?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Put it to adoption ?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    How is time a factor when you don't work ?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    She wouldve slept out of exhaustion too if you were willing to try. There's no such thing as screaming to death.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Isn't it hand washable ?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    But people are lazy. A child is work seemingly very few people are willing to put into.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Maybe with some AI we could target unhealthy people and flatter their egos. Like fake accounts subscribing commenting and agreeing with the troubled soul.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Are they generated ?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    I wondered how you got that number and you don't explain how to (I don't want to get rid of that piece of memorabilia)
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    But we're talking about children that are not going to displace their parents, because of short life expectancy, or absolute dependency on others, or limited intellectual capacities...
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    One must really think very low of it's own life to enslave himself that way, that's all I'm saying. And when I see such posts or parents testimonies, they all seem fed up with their situation, and rightfully so. And it's
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    This is not always possible, and that's not what I meant (although there's still abandon in the same vein). There are institutes where they can be housed and cared for, instead of having to care for them 24/24, at least where
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    On the contrary, I do consider the work and can't help but wonder : why do you do this ? Is it pleasurable ? Is it out of hope ? Because not all parents of disabled children/people go that path, and I can't imagine blaming s
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    This will realistically never happen, no need to worry. Yet a bit less new people everywhere would help so much.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Live closer and smaller so no commute. Don't let the wife be a SAHM, this is utter nonsense.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    I've already made this comment before, but of course, once people are taught something, they reliably have the same behavior, because humans are such previsible machines ! See various addictions, sex ed, advertising, yada yada.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Could say the exact same about consumers.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Then isn't it that a reasonable, unprofiling, harmless use is possible?
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    That's not a compelling argument.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    > Cats kill a ridiculous number of birds. https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380 Billions is ridiculous, huh. >Has there been a huge increase in cats lately though? Yes, for 20 years. Dogs fall and cats rise.
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    by hycaria 9y ago

    Is state guardianship not possible then ? Or arrangement with the bank ? No credit card, get cash at the bank counter when needed... I really have a hard time seeing this as an unsolvable problem, let alone scary or heart breaking.
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