#2 2009-01-16 19:01:30
I hope such thoughtless people are told, “life’s a bitch” when they go to the ER with a heart attack or stroke.
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#3 2009-01-16 20:57:38
In all fairness, life really is a bitch.
But she has softened a bit in certain areas, for example life is much less a bitch in the western culture now than it was 60 years ago or so.
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#4 2009-01-16 22:19:47
Of course life is a bitch. And more often than not, a miscarriage is a blessing in disguise. A miscarried fetus frequently has too many or not enough chromosomes, or a serious defect that would cause it to have a short life or be a huge burden to its family. But only an idiot would be tactless enough to point this out to the woman miscarrying the worthless piece of protoplasm.
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#5 2009-01-16 22:30:30
As someone who doesn't have kids (and doesn't want them) I can't see how miscarriage isn't a blessing.
OK kids, go for it, shoot me now. I'm sure I've unleashed the beast.
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#6 2009-01-16 22:41:01
Roger_That wrote:
As someone who doesn't have kids (and doesn't want them) I can't see how miscarriage isn't a blessing.
OK kids, go for it, shoot me now. I'm sure I've unleashed the beast.
Naw. Kids aren't for everyone.
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#7 2009-01-16 23:38:22
I am often dubbed the 'antichrist' for not being able to understand or feel sympathy for someone that miscarries. I mean, on a general level I get it...but I have to say I think more like Fnord does on that issue.
Some kids are fine. As long as they go home with their parents after their cuteness wears out.
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