isa pa lang nagagawa ko........................ matanong nga si misis mamaya kung pwede ng ipunla yung pangalawa:naughty2:
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isa pa lang nagagawa ko........................ matanong nga si misis mamaya kung pwede ng ipunla yung pangalawa:naughty2:
me 1 na akong boy. praying ke God na madagdagan pa ng 2.![]()
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i voted for 3 . . .
:morgensmile:
4...
for each different mother...
i got 4 children na po and....
plus 1...![]()
i think 2 is a good number although it also depends on the number of children you can support financially. in my case, i think i will have a hard time paying attention to more than 2 kids.
high income -- 1 - 2 children, 3 max
low income -- 5 to 10... maybe 11.. or 12
Low income parents count on children to help them. The more kids they have, the more "manpower"
Kids are their wealth. Think of livestock.
6 kids begging on the streets will bring in more money than 2.
Besides, not all of their kids will make it to adulthood. They can lose some to disease... or violence.
So the more kids they have, chances are, more of them will make it to adulthood.
Even if a good number make it to adulthood, not all of them will be productive.
Some will be tambays. Or inmates.
out of 10 offspring, maybe 1 or 2 will be useful.
hehe
I want one boy and girl. I don't want the possibility of my children competing against each other kasi.
Kalokohan sinasabi mo.
My dads family has 9 siblings in it. 9 sila magkakapatid. We are not low income. We even have livestock.
My moms family has 10 siblings in it. 10 sila magkakapatid. They are not low income.
Ang problema sa tao ngayon they equate wealth with the number of cars
they have.
Kung matalino asawa mo enough to land you then kahit ilan gusto
nya na anak puede.
Kung bobo sya to have landed you then tama na yon isa.
4 kami magkakapatid. The four fastest swimmer!
I am the fastest swimmer among my late siblings.
I think rich people either have very few (1 or 2) or a lot of children (4-5). The most well off people that I know have 3 or 4 siblings.
I also noticed na when well off people get married, they marry young (23-25) and the cost of raising children is not something they worry about.
i wasnt talking about previous generations
i was talking about people now (that post was in 2007 pa. Cathy revived the thread)
previous generations usually have large families
ilan anak mo ngayon? 9? 10?
baka ikawAng problema sa tao ngayon they equate wealth with the number of cars they have.
baka very conscious sa number of cars ng ibang tao
i don't equate wealth with number of cars
sobrang babaw
i equate wealth with amount of liquid assets
BTW, what does that have to do with the topic?
????? WTF was that?Kung matalino asawa mo enough to land you then kahit ilan gusto
nya na anak puede.
Kung bobo sya to have landed you then tama na yon isa.
and what the hell does swimming have to with the topic?4 kami magkakapatid. The four fastest swimmer!
I am the fastest swimmer among my late siblings.
is your brain on substances?
you sound like OB
Last edited by uls; July 13th, 2010 at 12:14 PM.
This thread reminded me when I was a around 3 years old... I asked my mom bakit wala akong kapatid na lalaki (2 lang kami yung isa babae) kasi gusto ko ng kalaro... Di pa sila kasing yaman noon pero may-kaya na din... She showed me an apple sliced into 2, and another apple sliced into 3... Ano mas malaki? Sabi ko yung sliced into 2. Ayun! The fewer you are the more you get! At such a young age I was introduced into the basics of economics (the study of resource allocation in a world of finite resources), siguro that's why I love the subject!
I admit it is a bigoted response. My apologies.
Nainis kasi ako sa idea na more children will produce drunkards.
And thinking of kids as livestocks.
In our case we suffered loses in the last war so my olds wanted
a big family as he was the last in the family.
My classmates who have 5 to 8 children now and plans to
add more grew up in 3 to 4 household families.
As for me I have 1. And will need another wife to have other children.
That's life.
And I can't afford 2 wives.
Last edited by mark_t; July 15th, 2010 at 11:32 AM.
that's why older generations have big families
coz the socio-economic-political environment in the past was hostile
family members were lost to disease or violence
having lots of kids ensures continuity of bloodline
it was common for parents to see some of their offspring not make it to adulthood
as healthcare improved (vaccines, hygiene, nutrition, medicine), less people died prematurely
fewer children are lost to childhood diseases
post-war, less people are lost to violence
so now, there's less need for big families to ensure continuity of bloodline
^I wish I had 3 older brothers. Never wanted a sister though![]()
More older brothers meant more goodies from their GFs![]()
For me the benefits of being an only child ends with the material benefits.
When my parents get older I have the sole responsibility of taking care of them. I am more than glad to take care of them but it would be better to have siblings for support diba.
When I have a family, my children won't have any reunions from my side.
When I don't feel like being with my friends, I wish I had brothers that I could go out with.
Marami pang iba...