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SW-User
I think that if I was a mother, I would prefer someone that has children and is family oriented. I don't think a single, childless person would be able to relate to me as much, so yeah, definitely a bit less likely.
Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F
I have friends in both categories and married individuals.
SW-User
Less likely than what
SW-User
@SW-User I just want to say what but pronounce it like wut because I'm high okay?
HeteroDox · 36-40, F
i get that people are uncomfortable around me for that choice i made
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HeteroDox · 36-40, F
@AnonymouslyYours and why is that?
Due to cultural expectations (e.g. women should desire and arguably be partially defined by the pursuit of motherhood)...at least in the western context. @HeteroDox
HeteroDox · 36-40, F
@AnonymouslyYours actually its been my observation that western ontexts are more accepting of the decision not to follow domestic convention - if anything i see (and have been criticized) by more traditional eastern cultures, particularly as it applies to theistic influenced societies.
quitwhendone · M
No. Why would you even ask that?
Just genuinely curious about the extent to which stigma still exists around the single and childless. @quitwhendone
quitwhendone · M
@AnonymouslyYours Oh, I didn't know there was a stigma associated with being single and childless.
DearAmbellina2113 · 41-45, F
I'm MORE likely to befriend a childfree single person.
HannahSky · F
It's about the person not status on their tax return.
RedRogue · 26-30, M
As long as the person is cool to hangout with
I don't choose friends by that category...
SW-User
idk at this point. i'd take almost anything
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bijouxbroussard · F
I’m a childless, single adult, so I certainly wouldn’t fault anyone for that.
SW-User
No
SW-User
No
polyandrym66 · 70-79, M
YES.. I've selfish and want all of our attentions on each other..