I have never once seen one cute human baby. Ever. So no, not weird.
I have never once seen one cute human baby. Ever. So no, not weird.
Babies creep me out aswell. And the responibilty that comes with one makes me run away as fast as i can
I think its natural to dislike other kids. I could name a handful of babies I found repulsive or so damn ugly that only a mother could love. I also get annoyed by baby advertising.
@OP: How old are you? Tha tcan make a difference.
Me? I love babies, always have. Save for situations when you're next to one and there's no escape (intercontinental flights are an example), the most beautiful sound in the world is a screaming child...who's not yours.
Infants, like, 2 months and younger, tend to look awkward. They are just needy fluid factories. But I know why the parents are always in love with them. That is their child. Their DNA. Their flesh. Their product, that one day too soon will be talking and running and making mistakes. They have 100% responsibility for this tiny human life, and they are in pure love.
Once the babe is around 3 months and their head isn't all squished, and they start babbling and making faces, I love them. They grow hair and you can put bows on the girls. You can see their responses to laughter and it's great.
Older kids are the best though. 3 year olds and 4 year olds say the dumbest, but smartest stuff.
.... but... your sig/profile pic...tend to look awkward.
I don't see them so much as creepy as they are... pathetic. I just see them as future wasteful humans, that, more than likely, will be brought up horribly into a nigh-overpopulated world. Chances are that they'll be a burden to society.
Having a kid just for the extreme off chance that they'll actually be smart and productive is just selfish. Most will be neither. I see so many people also just popping out babies left and right, just for the simple fact that it nearly guarantees you welfare!. I have another rant for that, but this is the wrong place for it...
I guess it's the parents that piss me off more than the ugly babies ><
It's not weird, a lot of people don't like how babies look when they're born, I sure as hell don't. My brother, when he was born, GOD, ugly as hell, jesus louis! But now he's like 2 years and a half and he looks much better, ahahaha, but really there's nothing wrong with not liking babies, I personally hate most.
babys are cute, toddlers are F&^*ing annoying thou.
I hate babies. I even hate children in general. Babies, though, repulse me specifically. I'd rather raise a parrot and live with said parrot until i'm dead than raise a child.
So many sad people. It's sad really.
Meh I find it understandable. They're messy and loud and a host of other negative qualities to be frank, it's not unheard to dislike those qualities .
Ofcourse the overly objective part of my head does see it as kinda weird. We've evolved and are psychologically programmed to find babies cute so that we spend time with them and to essentially "raise the next generation".
It can also simply be a huge red flag telling you: you arent fit to be a parent, if you are creeped enough to not want a newborn of your own. Not everyone needs or should have children, especially not with humans huge population. While adopting looks like a good idea, if you run away from babies because of responsibility at their younger age, when its the easiest part of parenting, i urge you to reconsider and not adopt. Passing a kid threw adolescence is just 20 time more challenging then early life. Having kids just for the sake of having them is not ok, even if its adoptions. Trust me on this, you will miss waking up in the middle of the night to your crying newborn once they hit 13. Parenting is a progression of challenge for the parent and the kid, you cant start at the end, it doesent get easier.
Depending on your age, your views on kids will change. Once you are mid 20s to 30s, you might feel all different to what you currently do and feel like you are ready for a newborn child. Simply give yourself time. If that day never come when you feel its something you want, just dont have any kids.
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Apply blizzards model to any other subscription service,you'd be outraged:
Netflix adds no new movies for a year, you click a new movie, there's a $5 fee.
You're in an accident, click your onstar button, but there's an addition $20 fee for them to help.
You turn on your tv only to find all you get are the infomercial channels. Every other show is pay per view.
See how dumb that model is?