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It's the people who were utterly tepid about having kids, and found themselves pressured and maneuvered into doing it, and then deeply resent those children that they have (because, again -- kids are very hard and come with huge opportunity costs) who get enraged at those who opt out.

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Because to them, those people broke "the rules," and are being rewarded for it. Yeah, it's sure nice to sleep late on the weekends, go out to a movie on a whim, decide to push dinner back an hour because you're not hungry yet, spend a nice time puttering around, or decide to build a dog spa.

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Having kids changes all of that -- unless you're super wealthy and decided to outsource all their care and handling to a fleet of hired professionals like you're some cross between the Regency landed elite and a misogynistic villain from a Sherri S. Tepper novel. (or, you know, Musk)

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I feel like I need an end point here, so I'm just going to point out that Sherri S. Tepper kind of anticipated Musk and a whole lot of his ilk in a truly spooky way.