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[yummymommy]

I believe people who get married are either incredibly cowardly or incredibly courageous.
Same with people who choose to raise children.
I wonder what else this belief applies to....

Comments

[arwenoid]

I'm cowardly because the thought of doing either scares my pants off. :)

[catdragon_]

And that's a bad thing?

[arwenoid]

Nope. Not at all. Sometimes it's smart to be a coward. Like, say, if someone is pointing a gun at your head and saying "I'm going to pull the trigger!" IN that case, you have every right to pee your pants with fear. :)

[yummymommy]

I actually think that's courageous.

[theamaranth]

kids scare the bejesus outta me.

what if i fuck em up, yanno?

i don't think i'd do good with babies. i will never give birth. i most likely will adopt, or get with someone who's got kids already. i can't give birth. i'm not bringing more cabbageheads into a world where so many kids are begging for parents.

also... i can't get married. *sad face*. my wife and i, unfortunately, both have vaginas so the state says we can't.

[captain_bonk]

We'll Marry you.

[angelstrange]

NO ! WE will!!!

[fizzyland]

I agree - marriage and/or having children is the most terrifying thing we ever subject ourselves to willingly. Because both are commitments that change in unforseen and uncontrollable ways. And demand things of us we couldn't imagine beforehand. I am brave/foolhardy enough to want to get married again(presuming I could find that person I'd want to do it with) but still regard having children as something too scary to contemplate.

[best_baker]

Well said.