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Lipstickdiva · ‎03-10-2010

@Maudlynn wrote:
Considering there are some important famous men with 3 baby mamas, I don't see the problem with multiple baby daddys for women. Unless the standard is different for females.

I'm not sure where you are getting from this thread that people think it's okay for men, famous or not, to have children with multiple women.

I also detest the word baby mama and baby daddy. Sounds so trashy.

cody2 · ‎03-19-2010

Ok now. THAT was funny.

) But I am happy for Khloe. She is the sanest, IMO, of the bunch and deserves to be happy. ETA...my comment was directed to the poster who made the remark about Caitlyn...not the post above mine here. I forgot to copy to the person I meant to quote. Sorry for the confusion this post may cause.

Tyak · ‎01-26-2013

@Maudlynn wrote:
@SahmIam wrote:
At least the Kardashian chicks can afford the baby they have in the event the father gets bored and leaves.....
Those children will have opportunities our children could only dream of.

I like to think that growing up in a family with a good moral compass gives a child opportunities they can draw on their entire life. These kids will grow up thinking it's normal to flit from one partner to another with no consequences. Money isn't everything.

Tyak · ‎01-26-2013

@MarkeieMark wrote:
There's something about hearing all of them procreating that's almost TMI.

Just the thought of all that procreating from this bunch is downright scary.

Maudlynn · ‎06-21-2017

@Tyak wrote:
@Maudlynn wrote:
@SahmIam wrote:
At least the Kardashian chicks can afford the baby they have in the event the father gets bored and leaves.....
Those children will have opportunities our children could only dream of.
I like to think that growing up in a family with a good moral compass gives a child opportunities they can draw on their entire life. These kids will grow up thinking it's normal to flit from one partner to another with no consequences. Money isn't everything.

Morality is subjective. Plenty flit from one partner to another with no consequences- some of those who do are worshipped by the so-called "moral" masses.

Maudlynn · ‎06-21-2017

@Lipstickdiva wrote:
@Maudlynn wrote:
Considering there are some important famous men with 3 baby mamas, I don't see the problem with multiple baby daddys for women. Unless the standard is different for females.
I'm not sure where you are getting from this thread that people think it's okay for men, famous or not, to have children with multiple women.

I also detest the word baby mama and baby daddy. Sounds so trashy.

If you don't like the words, you don't have to use them. Trashy is in the eye of the beholder.

Tyak · ‎01-26-2013

@Maudlynn wrote:
@Tyak wrote:
@Maudlynn wrote:
@SahmIam wrote:
At least the Kardashian chicks can afford the baby they have in the event the father gets bored and leaves.....
Those children will have opportunities our children could only dream of.
I like to think that growing up in a family with a good moral compass gives a child opportunities they can draw on their entire life. These kids will grow up thinking it's normal to flit from one partner to another with no consequences. Money isn't everything.
Morality is subjective. Plenty flit from one partner to another with no consequences- some of those who do are worshipped by the so-called "moral" masses.

Not to me.

Noel7 · ‎03-09-2010

@sfnative wrote:
@Daisy wrote:
I wish them well, but I don't get all excited or happy for someone who's having a baby when they're not married...especially for a 20 yr. old who's been dating the guy for a short time.

I know someone who was unmarried and had a baby shortly after high school. The way the family and friends carried on at the baby shower, you'd think they had thought it was the most wonderful thing in the world. I guess now a days they think nothing of it...and will even have a baby shower to boot.
I'm going to be blunt here. For ages now, it's been all about the roll in the hay, not the consequences. It's been a badge of honor to have that roll in the hay and then carry on about being a single mother. I for one am sick hearing about it, as well as this bunch of women.

Hi @sfnative

Actaully, the birth rate for single moms has gone down in America.

"The birth rate for unmarried women has actually gone down 14 percent since its peak in 2008."

“The recent declines were sharpest among teenagers; black and Hispanic women; and those without a college degree — all of whom have typically had the highest rates of single motherhood — according to data from the Census Bureau and the National Center for Health Statistics,” Miller writes. The only group whose unwed birthrates are going up? College-educated women over 35, though they are such a small percentage of unwed mothers that their impact on overall numbers is slight.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2015/05/11/the_number_of_unwed_women_giving_birth_is_in_decline...