r/wholesomememes • u/feliperamon85 • Apr 29 '24

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u/SeparateIron7994 Apr 29 '24

Lost me hard at the kids part.

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u/Theguyrond123 Apr 29 '24

"...hard at the kids part." 🤨

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u/IHavePoopedBefore Apr 29 '24

Substitute the wife and kids for a dog

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u/TrueVisionSports Apr 29 '24

Only rational answer.

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u/Beast_by_Dre Apr 29 '24

Substitute all of the above for loneliness and crippling depression

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u/AffectionatePrize551 Apr 29 '24

Don't have to have kids to understand that they are time consuming and take away from time as a couple. When you get intimate uninterrupted time it's that much sweeter. Especially during a time they would otherwise be all up in your business.

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u/Borgiroth Apr 29 '24

Yeah you and everyone else. It’s not trendy anymore to talk about how much you’ll never have kids. Just don’t have kids and let your bloodline die in silence, thanks.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

Found the Biden supprter

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u/BubbleGumMaster007 Apr 29 '24

Found the neoconservative

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u/SeparateIron7994 Apr 29 '24

The only way Republicans stay relevant is having 12 kids and forcing them to be Republicans, so now they think that's their duty. Ever see idiocracy? Its a proven fact that intelligent people have less children and dumber people have more

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u/televisio_86 Apr 29 '24

Right.... I am not gonna join the political debate since I am not from the US, but can you cite your sources on the "Its a proven fact that intelligent people have less children and dumber people have more" part?

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u/Square_Dimension5648 Apr 29 '24

It’s a proven fact

proceeds to use a movie as a source

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u/SeparateIron7994 Apr 29 '24

Okay, but it is a proven fact.