like everything in life, there are ups and downs and different people will have different experiences
for example, I doubt financial considerations carry the same weight for TechnoDonut as for you, as I'm pretty sure he and his partner are both in the medical profession and (I assume) pull down some big bucks
how much or little time, money and happiness I have with my two kids will be totally different to another 34 year old dude with 2 kids depending on a multitude of factors
obviously
FYIW my wife is a second grade teacher. She makes next to nothing. I make $51,000 per year currently, and won't make much more than that for another 3 years.
hehe gg
I guess you'll manage though, people generally do
I'd be more worried about raising a child in Bodymore, Murdaland...
Fathering a child with a Japanese milf 10years older than me. That's right, there's going to be a prince Sobieski.
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when's your wife due, techno?
mine's due april 2nd
Congrats!
She's only 8ish weeks. We haven't even had our first post-conception OB appointment. Provided that she doesn't abort, sometime in May I'd guess.
What kills me is people who have a kid and that kid is messed up from the start. And it drags the family down. I worked over at the childrens hospital for a while and you would see parents in there with teen aged kids that were in a wheel chair, on oxygen, barely able to hold their heads up and you could tell by looking at them that child was barely aware of their surroundings and likely will always be like that.
At what point can they say 'this one isn't working out' and not be considered a heartless asshole. The family will be all but destroyed trying to take care of this kid that will never get 'better' and when mom and dad die, now this person will go from one state home to another, probably getting treated like shit
Nurture affects genes, you fucking retard. How do you not know this?
No, she stays with my parents most of the week and goes to daycare the other half to socialize and learn toddler stuff. My wife was SAHM for almost a year, but in this part of the country you're going to be much better off with a double income if you only have one kid. Daycare is maybe 12 grand a year so unless you have multiple kids, it's not going to save you money. Women these days don't even know how to be a SAHM, I'd rather have people who either went to college for it (daycare) or had tons of experience with multiple kids (my mom) get some exposure to her.You don't have a stay-at-home mom?
No, she stays with my parents most of the week and goes to daycare the other half to socialize and learn toddler stuff. My wife was SAHM for almost a year, but in this part of the country you're going to be much better off with a double income if you only have one kid. Daycare is maybe 12 grand a year so unless you have multiple kids, it's not going to save you money. Women these days don't even know how to be a SAHM, I'd rather have people who either went to college for it (daycare) or had tons of experience with multiple kids (my mom) get some exposure to her.
Again, I enjoy fatherhood, especially as the child gets older and develops a personality. I'm one of four kids, but I have no idea how my parents did it. I guess my house was utter chaos growing up.
At most I'd consider one more but that's it. I kind of like spending without regard to a budget or anything right now, so I guess that would have to change.
rayn does ur daughter look more like u or ur wife
i pray my daughter gets my wife's looks, im really retarded looking