He seemed like he was really trying to convince everyone. Don’t care what anyone says. His wife wants kids. Are you kidding me, they are rich as fukk, they can have kids.
Either they can’t have kids, or she is lying. Either way. I’m fine with it, one less child of the synagogue of satan will be born.
It's a defensive mechanism, not one of convincing.
How can I best put this? Adults who are childless (and especially those who don't want either marriage or kids) are passive-aggressively "persecuted" by those who've bought in to the concept of procreation. Your motives are always questioned, your reasons are always challenged as insincere, and you're always being told not only that you're wrong but also given reason after reason why you're wrong, which is highly insulting since most adults who chose not to have kids have already done the cost-benefit analysis way before you'd ever think they did.
And that's not even including the Jesus freaks who hit you with the "God put us here to be fruitful and multiply" garbage.
So with each conversation comes rebuttals. And rebuttals. And more rebuttals. It eventually gets to the point where you just give it all at once as a response to beat it into the other party's head that "I've thought this through thoroughly so please leave your judgmental responses inside your mouth. I'm not doing this song and dance anymore."
And until the day procreaters stop the slick comments, questions, body language, and judgemental attitude to those who choose to be childless, drawn out responses like Rogen's become an inevitability.
Don't want it to reach to that stage? Listen attentively to what you're being told and take a step down from your family-oriented high horse and just take our reasons as gospel the first time and keep it pushing.
