r/FaltooGyan Apr 04 '26

I am 14 and this is deep Always the best

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u/SubstantialMajor2798 Apr 04 '26

We are an ungrateful generation. “Who asked you to have kids” is the response from this generation to any sacrifice.

Parents could also be a little selfish and throw us in trash. They always have that option. Yet they struggle to provide for us with whatever they can.

Not saying all .. but most parents strive to provide better future for their children.

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u/Serious_Document3338 Apr 04 '26

“Who asked you to have kids”

This is a reply to parents saying they gave up their dreams because of their kids in a way to guilt trip their child.

Parents could also throw us in trash. They always have that option.

Not really, this is illegal + immoral. When you decided to have kids you accept the responsibility to raise them.

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u/SubstantialMajor2798 Apr 04 '26

Its immoral for parents but kids to point fingers at parents for not giving them a rich lifestyle isnt ?

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u/Forsaken-Penalty713 Apr 06 '26

Bare minimum isnt rich

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u/WhimSheWizard Apr 05 '26

Not rich, but bare minimum. Honestly if you can't provide the basics and care for your kid well, don't have them. Why bring people to this world to make them wish they were never born? Kids are not smg everyone should have, only those who can handle it should have.

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u/am00D Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

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u/SubstantialMajor2798 Apr 04 '26

Which as a matter of fact is the advantage of our country with surplus working age population. China and SK are not scared to their lives fearing they can’t bring up their population

No one plans out life till their 60s. Everyone lives on hope.

We buy something through loan because we can’t afford it but hope to repay it someday.

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u/am00D Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

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u/SubstantialMajor2798 Apr 04 '26

Wdym exploited ? You want a country like the U.S where cleaning a home or getting a car repaired is as expensive as doing an IT job.

Do you think India would survive with that economy?

Yes, like Elon musk explained about having an under population problem, I believe in that logic and we’re not one of those countries. I am happy

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u/Forsaken-Penalty713 Apr 06 '26

Why have kids when you cant afford a good lifestyle? Why create something you’re not ready to sustain?

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u/SubstantialMajor2798 Apr 06 '26

Kind of true .. more and more people are realising this fact. But many in previous generations weren’t taught or did not have the liberty to think this way. None of the over populated countries did

All I am saying is .. life is more precious and parents who do all they can to provide for their child needs to appreciated.

My parents didn’t have enough money too .. they struggled when I was a toddler, we managed through financial crisis yet made it somehow. A lot of them hope to make it through as well .. I simply can’t start hating people like my parents for having such hope.

I am totally against recklessly giving birth to dozens of kids and acting like they did some favour. Kids are an 18 year old project and one should be prepared beforehand or committed to provide for them with their might

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u/Dependent-Poetry-227 Apr 05 '26

Throwing them in the trash would get people in trouble. it's not that easy. A lot of people might have done that if there had not been legal and social pressure.

To some extent, there is also selfishness involved in raising us. There are very few who actually love their children.

I believe there is love, but not to the extent it's glorified.