Why are most people not terrified of having children?

BECAUSE IT IS THE HARDEST JOB AND THE BEST JOB...PLUS WHEN YOU GET TOO OLD FOR DISCOS AND LADIES OF THE NIGHT...DO YOU REALLY WANT TO BE ALONE IN THE WORLD? NOEMOJI

Much like a small business it’s a lot of work. You must keep the employees in line and keep an eye on the co-manager…even though you love them a family can be a problem if you don’t keep an eye out.

There will be days that yield huge earnings and other days you want to forget about…those are losses and write-offs and there will be many.
It’s unavoidable.

But much like running a small store you get to enjoy what you worked so hard for.
That’s just my take on it anyway.

I guess because the evolutionary biological imperative to breed outweighs everything else. Otherwise the human race would have gone extinct.

I never wanted children, not for one minute, so I never had to think hard about the question!

I've been incredibly grateful for never having wanted children, because the older I get, the more I realize how few people actually love their own parents or their own children. Most of them dislike each other, or flat-out hate them, and only stick around because they still have a desperate irrational hope that their parent or child will turn into a person who will finally start to fulfill their emotional needs.

I have been blessed by having a daughter who has (so far) made the ‘job’ a walk in the park.

I agree that many parents appear to dislike their kids 🤷‍♂️

Because most people are fucking stupid.

I’ve long argued that we should require people to have a license to have children. We require copious paperwork for people to adopt a child—and even to buy a pet. We need documentation that prospective parents have the financial and emotional Wherewithal to support and nurture a child. It is criminal yo bring an unsupported baby into the world, but idiots do it every day. “Gee, I didn’t know it was going to be so expensive!” And that’s somebody talking about his cat’s bill from the veterinarian.

Being terrified never entered my mind at all. I just thought it was the natural order of things in life. I got married at 27, had a secure job, bought a house and then we had our first child. I actually didn’t put much thought into it at all and it changed my life in a massively positive way.

I try not to pass judgement on people often, but if a man holds his newborn child in his arms and then watches it grow up and does not make the well being of that little person the number one priority in life, then something is seriously wrong.

It's better, ok I like thar