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That's one reason I like to do those things at seperate times..
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Rejection hurts and is scary. There is a high risk of rejection when you ask someone to procreate with or employ you >

Being in a relationship doesn't mean having kids, that's not a requirement. >

I really don't see the appeal of having kids. >

Yeah same