I want kids, eventually. One, maybe two. With that, I don't want to even think about kids until I hit my thirties. My ideal age would be about thirty-five. Whether or not I hit that goal remain to be seen.

Where's the option for maybe? :blink:

I'm going to have 20, and live out the rest of my years sitting on a chair of gold.

The best thing is to just move out and give them the house. That's what they really want anyway.



How can you, as a loving parent, possibly do something like this?!!?

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Can anyone do it, would there be a special form I need to fill out?

If I had a lady to have them with, I was financially stable and I had my own place - probably. I've always planned on having two sprogs.

Yes i want kids, i want at least 4 at most 10.

This.

Also I don't think the world needs more people.. especially people with my genes :hehe:

Oh, I wouldn't mind having kids, but I'm the old fashioned type and would rather have a wife or at least a serious girlfriend first. :wub:


However, since the likely-hood of me ever having a girlfriend to begin with is almost impossible, I guess that I won't be having kids. :shrug:


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They have prepaid college/univeristy tutiton that also covers dormitory and cafeteria. WOOHOO! Daughter will be graduating high school and off to university/college in the summer of 2012. Son is slated for his grand exit in 2013. We expect them by on weekends to do their laundry, but it won't break our hearts.
Parents also charged me rent, even in high school.

I would like a daughter in my late twenties/early thirties, but definetly not anytime soon :shiver:

Yes, someday. Two, one boy and one girl, at least 6 years apart.

At the moment, no. In the future? Maybe, but it depends upon where I am. If I'm basically pretty much the same in ten years, as now, then it wouldn't be responsible of me to have a child. I'm too self-centered.

Never, under any circumstances, would I ever consider having a child.

Not only would I have extreme difficulty tolerating the first 10 years of its life, when it's the most immature, but I would also be a father that pushes his kid to be the star athlete in every sport, have straight A's, etc. etc.

My girlfriend asked me what kind of father I would be if I had a son, and I told her that I would be disappointed if he couldn't meet these standards:

Run a mile in 5 minutes or less
Run a 5k in under 19 minutes
Bench 160 lbs
Squat 320 lbs
Hang Clean 200 lbs
Complete a wrestling season with 5 or less losses
Have at least a 3.6 GPA
Score a 27 on the ACT


I am well aware that I am a terrible person.

...Dad? Is that you? :cold:






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As for the question at hand, its a Yes. I've always had this mindset that after I'm done with the "screwing" around part of my life, I'll meet a nice dame, and end up having five or more kids.

I've always been a family man. Both of my parents had over seven or so brothers and sisters, and I'd like to have a big generation.

Then again, I won't even consider one until I know I'm financially ready for them. Which will most likely be never. I can't believe how screwed my parents were after they had me.

nah they annoy me on planes

Absolutely. I want a daughter, she WILL be called Holly, and a son, who's name I haven't yet decided. My future husband can name him.

5k in 19 minutes would probably be a world record. The fastest mile ran, I believe, is a little under 4 minutes. 5k in 19 minutes would be about that pace for 19 minutes.

That is the last thing I want. :stare:

No, I know how much trouble I was when I was a kid and karma would deem fit to make my life a living hell.

Nope.

Two are enough, we can still play man on man. One more and we'd start playing a zone defense, which lets too many things through!

I'm a lisbian for so many reasons. That's one of them.

NO and HELL NO!!!

No way in hell.

My husband also wanted a large family, I gave him a daughter and a son.
Told him to have the rest himself, or find someone else to do it for him, I was DONE.
For years he's gone on about it, but these last couple of months, he's stopped agitating me.
He's now looking at boats.

Son runs cross country, 19 minutes is considered a standard time, 5k's are often won in 15-16 minutes, high school.

It's not a nagging thought, but I would like to throw my hat into the gene pool, sooner or later, for better or worse.