Professor Beef
Banned
Well, as long as it's not a clarinet or trombone, I guess it's fine.AgentWhiskers said:Well, I like to think that the fact that I'm a musician sort of takes care of that whole hotnsexy image, right? ...Right?
Well, as long as it's not a clarinet or trombone, I guess it's fine.AgentWhiskers said:Well, I like to think that the fact that I'm a musician sort of takes care of that whole hotnsexy image, right? ...Right?
thebaroness said:AMEN! I keep saying if I could just skip the first 2 years (including the nine months carrying) I would be much more enthusiastic about having a kid. I want to converse and teach it things, but I want to skip all that diaper and breast feeding nonsense.
It doesn't help that I was just playing Catherine and fought this bitch of a boss:
http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/I/61G-+0IO+oL.jpg
You could teach them to hate the things you hate!Prax said:How wrong is it to want kids to carry out many fascinating social experiments with them?
That statement reminds me of a friend of mine who was into Yaoi manga and had a plan to encourage her male sons to be gayPrax said:How wrong is it to want kids to carry out many fascinating social experiments with them?
FlightOfHeaven said:There was no way to end it well. It could only end. You did the right thing.
Or.. Love the things I love!Professor Beef said:You could teach them to hate the things you hate!
Hahaha! That is kind of.. REALLY CREEPY.BocoDragon said:That statement reminds me of a friend of mine who was into Yaoi manga and had a plan to encourage her male sons to be gay
If not, they're out of the family!Prax said:Or.. Love the things I love!
I intend to give them choices. But darn it, they better choose the right ones.. >:I
Nonono, they still need to carry on my legacy.Professor Beef said:If not, they're out of the family!
Ducky_McGee said:Breast feeding non-sense?
Not that I can ever really see myself having kids at this point, but I think breastfeeding is a pretty amazing thing. To know that a baby is actually living off of something that comes from your body. Also, from what I understand it's a really special bonding period. I've spoken to older women who say they regret having not breastfed their kids.
Plus, it's like a cheatcode for giving your kid +1 intelligence.
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"Oh, your kid is on the honor roll, eh? Well, mine just graduated from Harvard. Suck it."Prax said:Nonono, they still need to carry on my legacy.
I want credit for the rest of their future works as they are a part of my creative enterprise.
Well, unless they are evil jerks. Line has to be drawn somewhere. >_>
thebaroness said:Plus I can't help but think about how it's ruining my beautiful breasts and turning them into chewed up saggy pancakes.
thebaroness said:I understand all this. My brain has the knowledge that it's good for the kid, but it still freaks me out. All I can see is a parasite leeching onto me and it gives me icky chills. Plus I can't help but think about how it's ruining my beautiful breasts and turning them into chewed up saggy pancakes. I know it's immature selfish thinking but that's exactly why I'm not having a kid!
BocoDragon said:That statement reminds me of a friend of mine who was into Yaoi manga and had a plan to encourage her male sons to be gay
Breast pumps + C-section!Ducky_McGee said:If that's your only reason for not having a kid then... Hmm. Evidently your boobs get way bigger when you have kids.
Except so does your vagina. :/
Double edged sword....
Ducky_McGee said:If that's your only reason for not having a kid then... Hmm. Evidently your boobs get way bigger when you have kids.
Except so does your vagina. :/
Double edged sword....
I agree of course. Encouraging someone to be gay is the other side of the coin as encouraging them to be straightthebaroness said:That sounds like the kind of person who shouldn't be a parent. Being gay should always be up to the individual to discover, not forced into because of the mother's fetish.
Ducky_McGee said:Actually I have a question. Does anyone here have an IUD or NuvaRing? What's your experience with that? I HATE using condoms (and obviously so does my boyfriend). I'm on the pill and I hate having to remember to take it, which I sometimes do, which leads to having to use condoms anyway.
So something like the nuvaring seems like a pretty good idea except you only use it for 3 weeks at a time from my understanding, with a week in between.
If anyone has one would you be willing to talk about it?
Find out here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437583 </shamelessselfpromotion>Professor Beef said:Well, as long as it's not a clarinet or trombone, I guess it's fine.
thebaroness said:mmmm who am I lesbian for? Definitely Mary Elizabeth Winstead. I <3 her
thebaroness said:Same here! I hate condoms, one of the big benefits to a monogamous relationship. If I were single, I could never sleep around, I'm not getting saddled with some disgusting STD! Condoms just kill the mood completely. "Hey baby, I know we're fooling around and things are getting hot, mind pausing for a sec to put this rubber glove on your dick?"
But yeah, I used a NUVAring once, it was really comfortable and you don't even notice it. IUD freak me out too much to ever consider. I switched back to pills because it's the cheapest way for me and I don't mind taking it everyday. I just leave it next to my computer.
AgentWhiskers said:Find out here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=437583 </shamelessselfpromotion>
Thanks! And yeah, it is pretty bad. I've been in the Saudi music scene for almost 10 years and we've only been able to organize about 5 shows in that time. Last proper show was in 2008 (there were other low-key ones though). Religious police really crackdown on musicians.kisaya said:Nice music, I'll pass it around! I didn't know musicians had it bad in Saudi Arabia, but I understand because the country my family is from is just as conservative (Yemen). I wish you all the luck!
Eh, that's debatable. In fact, the nature vs. nurture debate has been one of the longest-running debates in psychology ever since the field was created.Necromanti said:You could always adopt. Helps with overpopulation, and gives a parent-less child a home. They will still "carry on your legacy", so to speak, since how they are raised matters more than whose genes they carry.
cooljeanius said:Eh, that's debatable. In fact, the nature vs. nurture debate has been one of the longest-running debates in psychology ever since the field was created.
At least personally, I know I would want to pass on my genes
FTH said:Rashida Jones
Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII
Alyson Michalka
Devolution
I had a fairly large crush on her when I saw her in the movie "Sky High." Shame she was the Big Bad.AbsoluteZero said:I never realized how attractive she was until I saw her without the pink hair.
thebaroness said:Anyways I think I might have a genuine phobia of pregnancy. The very thought of having a kid, and the physical changes I'd have to go through to push one out make me ill.
AgentWhiskers said:My opinion may seem somewhat irrelevant, being a dude and all, but I highly agree that the very idea of popping a baby out of my body sounds absolutely terrifying. I wouldn't be able to go through with it.
Bitmap Frogs said:The real tragedy are the 9 months of alcohol deprivation =/
How many of them are in couple?shanshan310 said:I can tell you right now: no, they don't.
Narolf said:How many of them are in couple?
shanshan310 said:Found this in the funny picture thread and wanted to complain about it.
Seriously, what is it with guys on the internet? Do all my male friends secretly feel that way and just don't express it?It is ridiculously creepy to hang out with someone who wants to be friends because you delude yourself into thinking there is a chance you could fuck. I mean, what about friendship? Can you not see people as people instead of "woah a girl! She wants to be friends? That secretly means she wants to fuck me and not her boyfriend right? sweet! Oh wait, she doesn't? What a bitch man. leading me on". Side note: I've only ever come across these types on gaf.I can tell you right now: no, they don't.
Inanna said:Some people only go out with people they are somewhat close to, though. Maybe I'm weird but I wouldn't go out with a guy that I wasn't already comfortable with or somewhat close with. If I liked a guy I'd want to get to know him first before jumping into the whole dating business.
shanshan310 said:Found this in the funny picture thread and wanted to complain about it.
http://i.imgur.com/cTXxj.jpg[IMG]
Seriously, what is it with guys on the internet? Do all my male friends secretly feel that way and just don't express it? [spoiler] I can tell you right now: no, they don't. [/spoiler] It is ridiculously creepy to hang out with someone who wants to be friends because you delude yourself into thinking there is a chance you could fuck. I mean, what about friendship? Can you not see people as people instead of "woah a girl! She wants to be friends? That secretly means she wants to fuck me and not her boyfriend right? sweet! Oh wait, she doesn't? What a bitch man. leading me on". Side note: I've only ever come across these types on gaf.[/QUOTE]
I think the problem is that some guys have this idea that if he seems like a good guy, and a female likes him as a friend, that it means he should be a prime candidate for a significant other. I don't think every guy thinks this way, or most women.
I used to -almost- think like that. Where it was more "I seem like a great guy, why doesn't any girl want me?". That mindset changed, and with it came confidence and charisma. Back to my main point however, there are a LOT of girls I know that I think, hey these girls are very dateable; they're pretty, nice and have a great personality - but I don't [B]have[/B] to date them and they don't [B]have[/B] to date me. I'm probably explaining it all wrong, but without that urgency I used to feel, I don't have any romantic expectations from my female friends, and odds are they don't have any from me.
Basically, if someone is already receiving a lot of attention from the opposite (or desired) sex, that one 'awesome friend' no longer seems like something that has to turn into a romantic relationship.
shanshan310 said:no no, I can understand that completely. Same with me. At the same time though... attraction has to be there on both sides.
Eh, I think you have some control over what your kid inherits from you. Genes have probabilities associated with them, so you could at least have some idea of what your kid might turn out like. And you can also kinda control things by choosing a mate who has genes you'd want your kid to have. Apparently that's how pheromones work; they alert us to partners who have complementary genes to us to make our kids less vulnerable to our weaknesses. For example, I think one of the reasons I'm attracted to dark-skinned girls is because I'm really light-skinned, and sunburn easily, and I'd want my kid not to burn as easily. Although I suppose this could just be me rationalizing a culturally-constructed attraction to the "Exotic Other"...ikkemenx said:You're right. I think what she means though is that what you have control over and will know for sure is how you'll raise them, you have no idea what exactly the kid will inherit from you (or what the adopted kid has inherited obviously) so you'd be just as powerless there.