Hellbound Hellhound
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- 2 Kwi 2018
There's nothing wrong with having certain requirements in a partner, but a relationship this calculated and devoid of affection is doomed to fail for all concerned, not least the children once they realize that they owe their very existence to a purely transactional agreement which contains about as much love and spontaneity as an Ayn Rand novel.I wanted to have children and I could not afford all the opportunities I wanted for them on my sole income. We would have been comfortable but I didn’t want comfortable for my children, I wanted the absolute statmax of privilege I could get for them.
So, fertilised eggs and money to buy the kids expensive private educations and other privileges.
That’s it. That’s what I was looking for. I also had some non negotiable requirements about being white and Catholic and speaking English as a first language and a UK or Irish national. I was not prepared to have mixed race children and a foreigner can abduct them abroad to their country of origin, which is too high a risk for me.
It was also important that he not be some sub-130 IQ retard in case the kids got their intelligence from him, because I wouldn’t have liked them if they were stupid. This was more important than him being good looking, I rolled the dice on that one as I am highly conventionally attractive and figured his genes were as weak as his chin. It paid off and luckily they are particularly lovely looking kids. They are also thankfully much smarter than him.
As long as he keeps earning the money and spending it on the children, I will continue to pretend I have any positive emotion for him and will continue my performative tradwife LARP bullshit. The second the youngest kid goes to university, that fucker will never set eyes on me again. Deal’s off. Bangmaid retirement incoming.
This doesn't even come down to a debate about the merits of conditional verses unconditional love. Rather, (and to put it bluntly) it would seem that you have very little love in your life at all.