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A small amount of non-rigorous research has revealed that a
surprisingly large proportion (42.8 % of the sample) of women - some
of whom are mothers - are prepared to admit in private that they
actually don't like children very much, if at all, and this includes their
own offspring.
However,
there is a huge expectation in society that all women must
automatically like and want children, and this imposes a considerable
cultural pressure to conform.
We therefore propose the setting up of branches of Antimothers
Anonymous, where women can meet in a safe, private and supportive
environment where they can feel free to say "Hello, I'm Jane and I'm
stuck with two obnoxious little parasites that I can't stand the sight or
sound of".
Belladonna
http://en.wikipedia...belladonna#Toxicity
"The consumption of two to five berries by a human adult is probably lethal." [8th of 7, Aug 08 2014]
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What about children who hate their mothers? |
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They can just continue to train for the
priestood as at present, shirley ? |
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I wonder if priesting is hereditary? |
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42.8%, assuming you didn't round, implies that
you've asked at least 250 women. I don't even
know that many people. |
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And how do we know that the other 57.2% weren't
just bowing to peer pressure? |
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And did the sample include your own mother (or
queen, or whatever it is Borg have)? Did you, in
fact, ask your mother plus 1.336 other women? |
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In Australia most mothers will join a mothers group when their first baby is born. The conversation in these groups is about how adorable:terrible their child is with an average ratio of about 15:85. |
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If it was ever revealed that you had joined a group explicitly about not liking children and your child sustained *any* significant injury (no matter how accidental or unavoidable), government agencies for child protection and/or courts would use it against you with extreme prejudice. (It actually happened recently when someone who was a member of the reddit group r/childfree left their child in the car). |
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[xaviergisz]; that recent case wasn't just "a member of childfree", they had explicity searched for "how long will a child survive in a locked car" and other dubious things related to "disposing" of an un-wanted child. Maybe they hadn't heard of adoption? |
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Or belladonna jam, or foxglove tea ? |
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Lets not forget Monkshood or any one of a dozen & more nice mushroom omelettes [8th]. |
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Could something like this have the effect of encouraging the kind of thing [xav/shadow] mention or could it be structured to support & encourage less herbicidal options? |
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The late great W.C. Fields had the correct attitude to children. "Do you like children?" and Fields responds, "I do if they're properly cooked." (from Tillie and Gus ) |
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Anti-children attitudes can probably best be summed up in this wonderful poem (which I have been known to post here before) by Harry Graham: |
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Father heard his Children scream,
So he threw them in the stream,
Saying, as he drowned the third,
“Children should be seen, not heard!” |
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// 42.8%, assuming you didn't round, implies that you've asked at
least 250 women. // |
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Er no, we asked seven women, of which three don't like kids,
especially their own. |
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// I don't even know that many people. // |
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No, but they know about you, and they're avoiding you. |
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// And how do we know that the other 57.2% weren't just bowing to
peer pressure? // |
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(1) they were questioned in circumstances that allowed them to
express an honest opinion, i.e. while drunk in a noisy pub, and (2) of
those four, two think kids are "sort-of OK" and of the other two, both
like cats and one likes both cats and horses, so were ignored on the
basis of insanity. |
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// And did the sample include your own mother (or queen, or whatever
it is Borg have)? // |
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// Did you, in fact, ask your mother plus 1.336 other women? // |
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Not exactly. And that 0.336 of a woman is becoming a serious issue,
what with the warm weather lately. There's just so much that can be
done with those little green pine air freshener things, and after that it's
either some serious refrigeration capability, or several hours hard
work with a spade. |
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And you could have family outings with contests - like who can manage to lose a kid in the back country or the ghetto the quickest. |
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"I don't like my children. I am a real mother..." |
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//or several hours hard work with a spade. |
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C'mon, it's not like they have to dig a very long and wide hole, like for an adult. |
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But maybe it's trickier digging a small, deep hole? |
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Should be some templates in B&Q, with plumb bobs and a courtesy bag of lime. |
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//weren't just bowing to peer pressure? |
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Not that many women the house of lords. |
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Sometimes wonder why anyone who doesn't like them would have them, but then I remember how much fun getting them is (& that the fun in question isn't always conducive to sensible thinking & proper anti child acquisition measures). |
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//Should be some templates in B&Q, with plumb bobs and a courtesy bag of lime// |
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I think you'll find those are actually meant for little fluffy when he finally stops chasing his ball of yarn, should work just as well mind. |
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I find my thinking becoming a tad macabre, I should visit a different idea perhaps. |
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