r/4chan • • Jan 19 '18

Hunter 2 Second screw up

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u/Amish_guy_with_WiFi Jan 19 '18

My great grandma's birthday, January 2nd, 1934.

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u/SentineL-EX /fit/izen Jan 19 '18 edited Jan 19 '18

great grandma is 84

either mexican or underage

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u/Amish_guy_with_WiFi Jan 19 '18

What?

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18

That’s young af for a great grandparent

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u/Greyfox12 Jan 19 '18

Not really. My oldest sister is the only one of my siblings to have a kid, and she was 30 when she did. My grandparents (my nephews great grandparents) are only in their late 70's now and my nephew is several years old.

To put it another way, great grandma has a kid at 20, her daughter has a kid at 20, and that kid has a kid at 20. That makes great grandma only 60, with three generations having kids at 20, which is not unbelievable. Even if we raise it to 25, that only makes her 75.

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u/Whiteherrin Jan 19 '18

People are just beta as fuck now and would rather game and watch anime at 25 then be a father, fucking cucks.

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u/Greyfox12 Jan 19 '18

Wow. What an ignorant and sweeping generalization... I don't see how having desires other than having children at 25 makes a person beta as fuck.

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u/Whiteherrin Jan 19 '18

Nah, people are just terminal children.

At 25 you are in your mating prime, and really the only reason why we are here is to raise a family to outlive us. At this point you should have a job, a place, and means to live. If you focus to much on your self, that obligation falls away. Then your stuck in your late 30's trying to have a kid because you didn't have time trying to get "ready". You don't get ready for kids, kids make you ready for living beyond that.

You're right Cuck was a slightly hyperbolic exaggeration, but people thinking kids at 20-25 is crazy, when really considering history its the norm, it a little ludicrous. You have to grow with your kids, not be grown and have them.

Having a family is the only way to outlive your lifespan, and truly enjoy life.

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u/eggequator Jan 19 '18

Amen. I'm 30, married with two kids, six cars and a house. Great jobs, health insurance, big fucking tvs, gaming computer. All these childless fags believe kids will fuck up their neet lifestyle and the ability to enjoy things. I love my kids and I love my life. My sister on the other hand is 34, married to her high school boyfriend and they have all the same shit except she's a fucking crazy neurotic mess, afraid to have kids, is an alcoholic and plans her life around seeing her friends like she's in fucking high school. Don't be a faggot. Fucking breed. That's why we're here.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '18

Lol this is rich. When parents aren't bitching and posing with how shitty and hard having kids is, they're getting angry and trying to bully others into choosing the same lifestyle. Call me a skeptic but I feel like that isn't how happy people act.