...don't like vs I hate...

I explain. Just because I don't like being around kids doesn't mean that I hate them. On the contrary, there are children I really like being with.

But truth is that I can stand kids for a couple of hours at the most, and that's about it.

(Don't you start with the 'it's different when they are yours please, as there is no guarantee I would like my own kids').

But not like doesn't mean hate. The other day I called the police and talked to a policeman about someone who was suspiciously taking pictures of kids in a nearby park. It means that I really care and I want to make sure that your children are safe. And no, I do not deserve a medal.

My favourite artwork...(1)

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Nollendorfplatz, 1912

...Gender...

 

Time to realise that housekeeping is not "women's work". 

Time to realise that a woman / trans/ etc/ can earn more than a man. 


Time to realise that true love has no gender.

Time to realise that not all doctors are men. 

Time to realise that a trans individual can be a model in fashion shows. 

Time to realise that a trans person can teach in college. 

Time to realise that gay people have a better sense of humour than you do. 

Time to realise that a lesbian can love a woman more than you love your wife...

Time to realise...

Time to realise...

The beauty in this world is...

...that we are all different!

Yes... other parents hate your kids

In case you haven't realised yet, this is totally true. Other parents hate YOUR kids. They criticise your 'bad parenting' - even if your parenting is not bad at all. No matter what you do, these people will criticise you. They (say they) love their kids, but they hate your kids. They call them names too! They cannot tolerate them!

Of course, you do it too! You hate other people's kids. Admit it!

And then you blame the childfree for not liking your kids?