do you cook? order delivery one evening and presto, half an hour free.
the only kind of parent that have zero time free after a child are helicopter parents
and that before taking into account there are in a lot of cases two parents.
So, not being a parent yourself, you claim that not only is becoming a parent a choice when it is most certainly NOT (rape, faith, the reasons are myriad) but you also claim to know better than parents just how much time/attention raising a child takes.
Your entire 'argument' in this thread is nothing but what you think/imagine vs. reality
never claimed that. I claimed that time allocation to parenting is a choice. and that's irrefutable idk why it's even a topic up to discussion, but I can see why you might just be trying to misinterpret my position as a easy way out.
> not being a parent yourself
another topic change, and another wrong assumption.