Is there a comprehensive list of arguments for not having a child?

[Sad Bunny]

I got a vasectomy. I'm not having kids for a few reasons the biggest being that the child would never experience pain or suffering on any level.

This.

I knew life was hell since like middle school. I can’t do that to someone.

 

[Unolove]

Yeah bruh, im world travel when I get my money right, but shyt all my cousins and shyt have kids, I’ll just spoil them instead

 

[TreySav]

Y’all sure?

 

[Da_Eggman]

 

[nairdas]

I don't see why anyone not extremely wealthy would even want to have kids. Those of us that have to work a job almost everyday is hard enough and you want to add raising a kid to that? That's crazy as fukk and also kind of selfish. You gon bring a kid in this fukked up world where he/she are most likely gonna have to work til they are 60 something and with the increase of mass shootings and shyt? Nah I'm all the way coo.

 

[Absolut]

A list? It’s expensive as fukk, incredibly time consuming, and it’s a strain on your personal and professional lives to the extent that it’s an absolute anchor to any progress if you aren’t already sorted education and career wise. You’ll be decades behind others. What exactly are the pros?

 

[MasterThought]

i don't think this is true
Hell would give you no pleasures
while this earth has problems you can find some happiness

True happiness doesn't exist here, only temporary happiness

Happiness is only somewhat achievable here if you can mentally and spiritually "come out" of this world and no longer care about the material things of this world.

You'll NEVER find happiness in the things of this physical realm.

Just my opinion tho

 

[semicko82]

Go ask any daycare in America to give you a printout of their prices and tack it up on a wall in your house. Any time you don't wanna strap up go read that printout. And daycare is only the beginning.

birth control

 

[⠀X ⠀]

Having peace and quiet

 

[⠀X ⠀]

It Now Costs $300,000 to Raise a Child

A middle-income family might spend more than $18,000 a year on a child born in 2015, as inflation hits food, housing, haircuts and sports, according to a Brookings Institution analysis.

www.wsj.com

 

[Dave24]

It Now Costs $300,000 to Raise a Child

A middle-income family might spend more than $18,000 a year on a child born in 2015, as inflation hits food, housing, haircuts and sports, according to a Brookings Institution analysis.

www.wsj.com

@Hathaway

@CopiousX

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

With so many bums in this world, you really believe that? A lot of bummy dudes are nutting in bummy women with ZERO plans.

I'd take what folks say with a grain of salt.

 

[Weaver31]

Y’all sure?

She is too cute

 

[TRUEST]

If u r not financially secure enough to know ur kids won’t ever have to struggle then dont be selfish. Refrain from having kids.

 

[Paradoxx]

Y’all sure?

She’s absolutely precious! But I’m happy being an aunty
I get to hang out with em and bounce when the cute moments turn ugly.