Single life and career versus parents with kids
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I'm fed up of hearing about parents who are finding "life" hard as they have children. Let's support and stick up for all the single people out there for a change. After all, life isn't always easy for us either! I have many friends who are married or live together and have children. It's the same old story all the time with them going on and on about how I don't understand what it's like to have children and they have it harder than I do. Well, yes I'm single, my choice, just like your choice to have children! You've made your bed and you have kids, so deal with it don't lecture those of us who have chosen to stay single and not have kids. As a single person I have to look after the house, do my own washing and ironing. I have to deal with everyday things like the bank, go to work FULL TIME, sort the garden out, clean and tidy up, wash the car, do the shopping. I have to do all my own D.I.Y. and I do all of this on one wage packet! |
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As a single person I don't have a partner who helps out What these people don't appreciate is that there's two of them and therefore they have a ready made support network to help deal with things. As a single person I don't have a partner who helps out, for example whilst I'm mowing the lawn, no one is doing the ironing or cooking. I don't have extra income such as additional tax allowances, extra money (eg, child support) and I don't need to leave work early or come in late because I have child care issues. Why should someone who chooses to do the same job as me have the right to come in early or late (and do less work than me!) because they choose to have children? |
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Yes, I appreciate looking after children is probably hard work, but there's two of you! Rant over, but I could go on and on and on about it. My gripe is mainly with those parents out there with children who use the kids as an excuse for ABSOLUTLEY EVERYTHING! By: Me |
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Comments from visitors
5 kids
Another one sponging of the state.
You want and have kids then you shouldn't expect single people to support you.
Rob benefit sponger - 25-Jul-10 10:05
Please don't say that it is only poor countries who are adding to the population explosion - each individual is responsible for their own actions.
If every woman had four children then the population of our small country would make life intolerable here. Thank god not everyone is as irresponsible as you are.
angry at you - 27-Jan-10 22:23
angry at you as well.. - 27-Jan-10 22:16
angry at you - 27-Jan-10 21:48
and the below comment is ridiculous. I know lots of mums who were well miffed that they couldnt go to work coz schools were closed, and they had no option but to stay at home and look after their kids. thats just how life is when you have kids. what everyone is failing to remember on these boards is that we were all kids once! if someone wants to have kids its their right and choice, stop moaning!
angry at you - 27-Jan-10 21:46
miserablemoaninggit - 31-Dec-09 22:36
Christmas - not a time for children.
It just sums up what the governments hae been letting "SOME" women get away with for years.
Gainsborough lad. - 11-Dec-09 21:04
miserablemoaninggit - 11-Dec-09 19:35
Make a religion out of it and then soon you'll have a whole congregation, with the emphasis on Con.
The thought ra[idly goes to your head
I don't want to be a father, and yet I have sons and daughters,
Sure Start, child benefit, family tax credit, free prescriptions for children, maternity leave, paternity leave, proposals to give grandparents payments,
Who pays for these?
Me! The single person. The 'I have no choice but to feed and clothe other peoples kids' person. The 'I have no choice but to support an ever burgeoning human population of over 6.7 billion' person. The 'I'm fed up to the back teeth of supporting benefits parents having benefits kids' person.
miserablemoaninggit - 16-Nov-09 23:52
"I've got children so can't work Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve or any time in between Christmas Day and New Year's Day."
So, because you've got children and I don't and do the same job as each other means I have to work all over Christmas. Equal Rights means exactly that EQUAL.





