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TroutPaste 07/30/19 2:05:10 PM #1:	https://tinyurl.com/y6m29rwn Author: Chelsea Tatham Childless, Disney-loving millennials are firing back after an expletive-filled social media tirade claimed Disney World is only for children and parents. The lengthy, almost all-caps rant from someone who claims to be a mother of a toddler first popped up last year and went viral again this weekend after @JenKatWrites tweeted a screenshot of the mom's post. The tweet has since garnered more than 17,000 retweets and more than 4,000 replies. The rant begins with, It p*** me off TO NO END!!!!! When I see CHILDLESS COUPLES WITHOUT AT DISNEY WORLD!!!! Then, 10 red angry face emojis and: DW is a FAMILY amusement park!!!!! The mom went on to detail a trip when she had to deny her 3-year-old son a Mickey-shaped pretzel because the snack line was too long and she saw another adult (reportedly without children) buy one. DW is for CHILDREN!!!!! the mother continues. People without CHILDREN need to be BANNED!!!! Though @JenKatWrites said she hadnt yet visited Disney World, thousands of people replied to the tweet thread saying they love visiting the theme parks as childless adults. Some said they have children, but enjoy the parks more when they dont have the kids in tow. Others went so far as to point out that many Disney characters, like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, don't have children. A New York Post writer fanned the Disney outrage flames Friday when he wrote a column about the mothers rant and followed up by saying, Sorry, childless millennials going to Disney World is weird. Johnny Oleksinski said millennials have an unhealthy relationship with Disney and another oft ignored problem with letting a kids brand control your adult life is the stupidity and culture ignorance it leads to. Oleksinskis take was not well-received by many people on social media, from childless millennials and parents to those who have been visiting Disney World since the 1970s. Some questioned whether the weird ones are actually parents who bring to Disney World children who are too young to form memories. For the record, the writer of this article is a childless millennial with a Disney World annual pass who visits the parks every other month or so. It may be weird for others, but this writer doesnt think its weird for her. Disney World has guides for adults at each park, including where to eat, drink and shop and the best places for after-hours events and tours. CBS News reported the company has been courting adults (both childless and with children) for years, especially those late 20s/early 30s millennials who grew up as Disney kids. A 2018 survey from Morning Consult found about three-quarters of millennials, 75 percent without children and 78 percent with children, said they would visit a theme park in the next year. The survey said this group is also more likely to think a theme park trip is a good value for the price compared to 50 percent of all parents. But this viral rant and New York Post article arent the first to poke at childless couples visiting Disney World. A Thrillist blogger in 2016 queried: Whats With All You Adult Couples Who Vacation at Disney World? The writer says, Im not here to judge (well) Im just asking you to help me understand your peculiar choice of destination for an amorous getaway. A mom blog writer in Memphis also wrote last year: Dear Child-Free Millennials: Youre Ruining Disney World. After the all-caps rants, name-calling replies and think pieces about why a particular group of people should or shouldnt be able to enjoy Disney World, many people are hopping into this ongoing social media conversation to say: let people like what they like. --- https://steamcommunity.com/id/4leaf440/ https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1488-free-games <cite>TroutPaste posted [p:925386591] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>https://tinyurl.com/y6m29rwn Author: Chelsea Tatham Childless, Disney-loving millennials are firing back after an expletive-filled social media tirade claimed Disney World is only for children and parents. The lengthy, almost all-caps rant from someone who claims to be a mother of a toddler first popped up last year and went viral again this weekend after @JenKatWrites tweeted a screenshot of the mom's post. The tweet has since garnered more than 17,000 retweets and more than 4,000 replies. The rant begins with, It p*** me off TO NO END!!!!! When I see CHILDLESS COUPLES WITHOUT AT DISNEY WORLD!!!! Then, 10 red angry face emojis and: DW is a FAMILY amusement park!!!!! The mom went on to detail a trip when she had to deny her 3-year-old son a Mickey-shaped pretzel because the snack line was too long and she saw another adult (reportedly without children) buy one. DW is for CHILDREN!!!!! the mother continues. People without CHILDREN need to be BANNED!!!! Though @JenKatWrites said she hadnt yet visited Disney World, thousands of people replied to the tweet thread saying they love visiting the theme parks as childless adults. Some said they have children, but enjoy the parks more when they dont have the kids in tow. Others went so far as to point out that many Disney characters, like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, don't have children. A New York Post writer fanned the Disney outrage flames Friday when he wrote a column about the mothers rant and followed up by saying, Sorry, childless millennials going to Disney World is weird. Johnny Oleksinski said millennials have an unhealthy relationship with Disney and another oft ignored problem with letting a kids brand control your adult life is the stupidity and culture ignorance it leads to. Oleksinskis take was not well-received by many people on social media, from childless millennials and parents to those who have been visiting Disney World since the 1970s. Some questioned whether the weird ones are actually parents who bring to Disney World children who are too young to form memories. For the record, the writer of this article is a childless millennial with a Disney World annual pass who visits the parks every other month or so. It may be weird for others, but this writer doesnt think its weird for her. Disney World has guides for adults at each park, including where to eat, drink and shop and the best places for after-hours events and tours. CBS News reported the company has been courting adults (both childless and with children) for years, especially those late 20s/early 30s millennials who grew up as Disney kids. A 2018 survey from Morning Consult found about three-quarters of millennials, 75 percent without children and 78 percent with children, said they would visit a theme park in the next year. The survey said this group is also more likely to think a theme park trip is a good value for the price compared to 50 percent of all parents. But this viral rant and New York Post article arent the first to poke at childless couples visiting Disney World. A Thrillist blogger in 2016 queried: Whats With All You Adult Couples Who Vacation at Disney World? The writer says, Im not here to judge (well) Im just asking you to help me understand your peculiar choice of destination for an amorous getaway. A mom blog writer in Memphis also wrote last year: Dear Child-Free Millennials: Youre Ruining Disney World. After the all-caps rants, name-calling replies and think pieces about why a particular group of people should or shouldnt be able to enjoy Disney World, many people are hopping into this ongoing social media conversation to say: let people like what they like.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TroutPaste 07/30/19 2:05:25 PM #2:	The Washington Post spoke with 35-year-old pharmacist Nikida Metellus, who lives near Disney World in Orlando. She runs the ThemeParkHipster blog and has a guide for those wanting to visit the parks by themselves. She said she still enjoys child-free park days even after having a daughter almost two years ago. I dont think theyre weird, she said to the Post. We all just think that Disney is made for everyone who wants to go there and have a magical time. One final note: A Disney booklet from 1979 is advertising the perks of the parks for adults, saying 70% of our kids are adults. This 40-year-old ad says Big kids make up the majority of our guests -- and enjoy the Magic Kingdom just as much (if not more!) than any youngster. --- https://steamcommunity.com/id/4leaf440/ https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1488-free-games <cite>TroutPaste posted [p:925386604] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>The Washington Post spoke with 35-year-old pharmacist Nikida Metellus, who lives near Disney World in Orlando. She runs the ThemeParkHipster blog and has a guide for those wanting to visit the parks by themselves. She said she still enjoys child-free park days even after having a daughter almost two years ago. I dont think theyre weird, she said to the Post. We all just think that Disney is made for everyone who wants to go there and have a magical time. One final note: A Disney booklet from 1979 is advertising the perks of the parks for adults, saying 70% of our kids are adults. This 40-year-old ad says Big kids make up the majority of our guests -- and enjoy the Magic Kingdom just as much (if not more!) than any youngster.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/30/19 2:07:16 PM #3:	I wish theyd ban all the childless adults so the lines at the wine bars would go down. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:925386679] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>I wish theyd ban all the childless adults so the lines at the wine bars would go down.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
K3vintheDork 07/30/19 2:07:18 PM #4:	Ill pass hard judgment on this except to say the some who think its weird to bring young kids to Disney World because they wont form memories are epic level idiots. --- So what you're saying is... you're a dork? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ooOELrGMn14 <cite>K3vintheDork posted [p:925386684] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Ill pass hard judgment on this except to say the some who think its weird to bring young kids to Disney World because they wont form memories are epic level idiots.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smashingpmkns 07/30/19 2:09:34 PM #5:	Children should be banned from Disneyworld --- Clean Butt Crew <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:925386791] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Children should be banned from Disneyworld</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 07/30/19 2:09:54 PM #6:	Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925386812] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DifferentialEquation 07/30/19 2:10:04 PM #7:	I have no interest in going to Disney World, but parents who take their small children to nice restaurants (which is something this woman most likely does) are a much bigger problem. --- There's no business to be taxed. <cite>DifferentialEquation posted [p:925386823] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>I have no interest in going to Disney World, but parents who take their small children to nice restaurants (which is something this woman most likely does) are a much bigger problem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AsucaHayashi 07/30/19 2:11:48 PM #8:	people living in their own little bubble annoy me to no end, as if the world only exist to satisfy their whims at the expense of everyone else. it makes sense if you're actually special like a celebrity or something. i remember a time in disneyland there was a short snack line but a slow-ass family of maybe 4 took a literal age to order their snacks. i ended up leaving because i would probably have found another stand on my way to the next ride/event and gotten my snack in time, long line or not. --- http://abload.de/img/pcgamingxtuvt.jpg https://imgur.com/9Yv0R2Z <cite>AsucaHayashi posted [p:925386900] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>people living in their own little bubble annoy me to no end, as if the world only exist to satisfy their whims at the expense of everyone else. it makes sense if you're actually special like a celebrity or something. i remember a time in disneyland there was a short snack line but a slow-ass family of maybe 4 took a literal age to order their snacks. i ended up leaving because i would probably have found another stand on my way to the next ride/event and gotten my snack in time, long line or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/30/19 2:13:10 PM #9:	K3vintheDork posted... some who think its weird to bring young kids to Disney World because they wont form memories are epic level idiots. I mean, thats pretty much exactly what I told my brother when he carted his one year old off to Disney World. Its so much hassle and stress for something the kid wont remember. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:925386981] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>K3vintheDork posted...</cite> <quote>some who think its weird to bring young kids to Disney World because they wont form memories are epic level idiots.</quote> I mean, thats pretty much exactly what I told my brother when he carted his one year old off to Disney World. Its so much hassle and stress for something the kid wont remember.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Behaviorism 07/30/19 2:14:19 PM #10:	Cleo_II posted... Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket! --- What time is it? <cite>Behaviorism posted [p:925387038] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
littlebro07 07/30/19 2:15:49 PM #11:	My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif <cite>littlebro07 posted [p:925387109] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/30/19 2:16:38 PM #12:	littlebro07 posted... My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast. Hell, I noticed that at Walmart. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:925387145] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>littlebro07 posted...</cite> <quote>My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast.</quote> Hell, I noticed that at Walmart.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Comfy_Pillow 07/30/19 2:17:09 PM #13:	I agree but only sort of I don't care if you go there and don't have kids with you. But, the one time I took my niece and nephew there a bunch of late 20/early 30 year olds were walking around by themselves swearing up a storm and making raunchy jokes. Those people can fuck off. Don't go to a place designed for kids and act like that. <cite>Comfy_Pillow posted [p:925387182] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>I agree but only sort of I don't care if you go there and don't have kids with you. But, the one time I took my niece and nephew there a bunch of late 20/early 30 year olds were walking around by themselves swearing up a storm and making raunchy jokes. Those people can fuck off. Don't go to a place designed for kids and act like that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/30/19 2:19:00 PM #14:	Comfy_Pillow posted... But, the one time I took my niece and nephew there a bunch of late 20/early 30 year olds were walking around by themselves swearing up a storm and making raunchy jokes. Oh yeah, now that sucks. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:925387268] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Comfy_Pillow posted...</cite> <quote>But, the one time I took my niece and nephew there a bunch of late 20/early 30 year olds were walking around by themselves swearing up a storm and making raunchy jokes.</quote> Oh yeah, now that sucks.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thanosibe 07/30/19 2:20:41 PM #15:	BeyondWalls posted... littlebro07 posted... My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast. Hell, I noticed that at Walmart. Parents who look miserable with their children, are miserable parents. Some people should not procreate. Not everyone is adapt at raising children. And witnessing that at Disney (or any amusement park) is more annoying than the childless millennials going to Disney. --- I think I need a drink. Almost everybody does only they don't know it. -- Charles Bukowski <cite>thanosibe posted [p:925387329] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>BeyondWalls posted...</cite> <quote>littlebro07 posted...</cite> <quote>My wife and I have gone to Disney World the past two summers. We noticed that everyone with kids looked miserable and stressed out as fuck, and everyone without kids was having a blast.</quote> Hell, I noticed that at Walmart.</quote>Parents who look miserable with their children, are miserable parents. Some people should not procreate. Not everyone is adapt at raising children. And witnessing that at Disney (or any amusement park) is more annoying than the childless millennials going to Disney.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TroutPaste 07/30/19 2:21:32 PM #16:	Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney --- https://steamcommunity.com/id/4leaf440/ https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1488-free-games <cite>TroutPaste posted [p:925387379] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AlecSkorpio 07/30/19 2:21:42 PM #17:	I hate Disney obsessed adults just as much as the next guy, but this is dumb. --- https://i.imgtc.com/obYpb0u.jpg <cite>AlecSkorpio posted [p:925387389] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>I hate Disney obsessed adults just as much as the next guy, but this is dumb.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TommyG663513 07/30/19 2:23:23 PM #18:	Behaviorism posted... Cleo_II posted... Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket! Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait. --- just tell them all your base doesn't belong to us because we were getting stoned...they'll understand-Ken156 <cite>TommyG663513 posted [p:925387477] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Behaviorism posted...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket!</quote> Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TommyG663513 07/30/19 2:27:26 PM #19:	TroutPaste posted... Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney I was last in Orlando when I was 24 and I enjoyed Universal way more. They are both way more adult oriented parks. Same deal for Epcot. The World Showcase at Epcot is very clearly designed for adults. I hated that part of Epcot as a kid. --- just tell them all your base doesn't belong to us because we were getting stoned...they'll understand-Ken156 <cite>TommyG663513 posted [p:925387680] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>TroutPaste posted...</cite> <quote>Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney</quote> I was last in Orlando when I was 24 and I enjoyed Universal way more. They are both way more adult oriented parks. Same deal for Epcot. The World Showcase at Epcot is very clearly designed for adults. I hated that part of Epcot as a kid.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
littlebro07 07/30/19 2:31:32 PM #20:	TommyG663513 posted... TroutPaste posted... Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney I was last in Orlando when I was 24 and I enjoyed Universal way more. They are both way more adult oriented parks. Same deal for Epcot. The World Showcase at Epcot is very clearly designed for adults. I hated that part of Epcot as a kid. This, we also went to Universal the last two years (3 days at Disney and 2 at Universal both visits) and definitely prefer Universal. Next time we're probably just doing one day at Disney to check out the new Star Wars area and doing Universal for the rest of the trip. --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif <cite>littlebro07 posted [p:925387885] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>TommyG663513 posted...</cite> <quote>TroutPaste posted...</cite> <quote>Kids would rather go to Universal Adults love Disney</quote> I was last in Orlando when I was 24 and I enjoyed Universal way more. They are both way more adult oriented parks. Same deal for Epcot. The World Showcase at Epcot is very clearly designed for adults. I hated that part of Epcot as a kid.</quote> This, we also went to Universal the last two years (3 days at Disney and 2 at Universal both visits) and definitely prefer Universal. Next time we're probably just doing one day at Disney to check out the new Star Wars area and doing Universal for the rest of the trip.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 07/30/19 2:33:18 PM #21:	TommyG663513 posted... Behaviorism posted... Cleo_II posted... Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket! Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait. This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925387965] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>TommyG663513 posted...</cite> <quote>Behaviorism posted...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket!</quote> Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait.</quote> This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OwlRammer 07/30/19 2:34:08 PM #22:	they should ban everyone except me and people I allow from going to any theme park so I can ride whatever I want without any lines --- https://imgur.com/ji9KF3f https://imgur.com/p3G1Hvd http://puu.sh/ovZuS/97325c05b3.jpg http://puu.sh/ovZB2/eeee237f49.jpg <cite>OwlRammer posted [p:925388004] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>they should ban everyone except me and people I allow from going to any theme park so I can ride whatever I want without any lines</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BaiusGaltar 07/30/19 2:35:30 PM #23:	Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? --- Previously, on Gattelstar Balactica... <cite>BaiusGaltar posted [p:925388071] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 07/30/19 2:38:15 PM #24:	Some said they have children, but enjoy the parks more when they dont have the kids in tow. lmao imagine being a little kid and finding out your parents took a trip to Disney World without you --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:925388202] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote><quote>Some said they have children, but enjoy the parks more when they dont have the kids in tow.</quote> lmao imagine being a little kid and finding out your parents took a trip to Disney World without you </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LArcEnCieIX 07/30/19 2:41:27 PM #25:	OwlRammer posted... they should ban everyone except me and people I allow from going to any theme park so I can ride whatever I want without any lines u get it --- >D The Arc in the Sky <cite>LArcEnCieIX posted [p:925388350] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>OwlRammer posted...</cite> <quote>they should ban everyone except me and people I allow from going to any theme park so I can ride whatever I want without any lines</quote> u get it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ToadallyAwesome 07/30/19 2:46:32 PM #26:	The only ones I dont get is the annual pass people that go once a month or even more (like the article writer states they are). Like Disneyland/World is fun once in a while but its a fucking zoo and expensive. --- https://imgur.com/QKdxwuI <cite>ToadallyAwesome posted [p:925388591] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>The only ones I dont get is the annual pass people that go once a month or even more (like the article writer states they are). Like Disneyland/World is fun once in a while but its a fucking zoo and expensive.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Awakened_Link 07/30/19 2:51:39 PM #27:	TroutPaste posted... Others went so far as to point out that many Disney characters, like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, don't have children. I don't agree with the mom, but this is a weak argument. --- Add me on Switch! FC: SW-3465-2506-6411 \| Nintendo Network ID: awakened_link37 Formerly known as Coleby <cite>Awakened_Link posted [p:925388779] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>TroutPaste posted...</cite> <quote>Others went so far as to point out that many Disney characters, like Mickey and Minnie Mouse, don't have children.</quote> I don't agree with the mom, but this is a weak argument.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jeff AKA Snoopy 07/30/19 2:53:21 PM #28:	... why are people telling others they shouldn't get joy out of something? "WHY DO YOU BUY ADULT COLORING BOOKS YOU FUCKING WEIRDO? COLORING BOOKS ARE FOR CHILDREN!!!!" --- https://i.imgtc.com/oKFWxht.jpg https://imgur.com/GWG5c3r <cite>Jeff AKA Snoopy posted [p:925388849] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>... why are people telling others they shouldn't get joy out of something? "WHY DO YOU BUY ADULT COLORING BOOKS YOU FUCKING WEIRDO? COLORING BOOKS ARE FOR CHILDREN!!!!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Behaviorism 07/30/19 3:08:54 PM #29:	Cleo_II posted... TommyG663513 posted... Behaviorism posted... Cleo_II posted... Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket! Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait. This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it. That's what i hate abput amusement parks. The insane lines. I pay a lot of miney just to wait in lines all day. Not fun to me. So i got the idea of going near opening day when kids are still in school. Nope, half the rides aren't working/operational. There's no winning --- What time is it? <cite>Behaviorism posted [p:925389507] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>TommyG663513 posted...</cite> <quote>Behaviorism posted...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket!</quote> Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait.</quote> This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it.</quote> That's what i hate abput amusement parks. The insane lines. I pay a lot of miney just to wait in lines all day. Not fun to me. So i got the idea of going near opening day when kids are still in school. Nope, half the rides aren't working/operational. There's no winning</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
justaguy3492 07/30/19 3:12:43 PM #30:	Millennials strike again! --- Gt: justaguy3492 <cite>justaguy3492 posted [p:925389659] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Millennials strike again!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SideshowBob311 07/30/19 3:16:58 PM #31:	BaiusGaltar posted... Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? I mean, swap out "some rando mom" for "anybody" and you're on the right track. --- "Whether or not you can handle it, you have just heard another statement of the TRUTH." [WoT] - [Evil Republican] <cite>SideshowBob311 posted [p:925389882] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>BaiusGaltar posted...</cite> <quote>Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? </quote> I mean, swap out "some rando mom" for "anybody" and you're on the right track.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pogo_rabid 07/30/19 3:41:52 PM #32:	/r/childfree would eat this up --- i7 5820k, 32gig QC, EVGA 1070ti, Samsung 970pro, Asus X99-a deluxe <cite>pogo_rabid posted [p:925391070] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>/r/childfree would eat this up</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
konokonohamaru 07/30/19 3:44:05 PM #33:	Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other --- ... <cite>konokonohamaru posted [p:925391190] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Paragon21XX 07/30/19 3:46:45 PM #34:	Seems like a case of a miserable mother hating the sight of childless couples having fun because they don't have to worry about some rugrat constantly. --- Hmm... <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:925391310] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Seems like a case of a miserable mother hating the sight of childless couples having fun because they don't have to worry about some rugrat constantly.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
IHeartRadiation 07/30/19 3:52:30 PM #35:	She sounds like a pleasant not at all controlling parent tbh. --- I don't get it either. <cite>IHeartRadiation posted [p:925391601] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>She sounds like a pleasant not at all controlling parent tbh. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pres_madagascar 07/30/19 3:58:17 PM #36:	konokonohamaru posted... Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads. --- https://imgur.com/23CCcZB https://imgur.com/32mwCo1 https://imgur.com/oqklqKC <cite>pres_madagascar posted [p:925391880] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>konokonohamaru posted...</cite> <quote>Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other</quote> It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDarkCircle 07/30/19 4:05:04 PM #37:	ToadallyAwesome posted... The only ones I dont get is the annual pass people that go once a month or even more (like the article writer states they are). Like Disneyland/World is fun once in a while but its a fucking zoo and expensive. I agree, Im 30 and I love Disneyland, but for me once or twice a year is enough. Also, tbf DL for a day is different then going on a vacation to Disney World but DL can be a great date spot. <cite>TheDarkCircle posted [p:925392182] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>ToadallyAwesome posted...</cite> <quote>The only ones I dont get is the annual pass people that go once a month or even more (like the article writer states they are). Like Disneyland/World is fun once in a while but its a fucking zoo and expensive.</quote> I agree, Im 30 and I love Disneyland, but for me once or twice a year is enough. Also, tbf DL for a day is different then going on a vacation to Disney World but DL can be a great date spot.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
konokonohamaru 07/30/19 4:05:32 PM #38:	pres_madagascar posted... konokonohamaru posted... Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads. I'm a parent and I'll tell you straight up a lot of it is jealousy. I find myself envying people who don't have kids to take care of. Life would be so much easier. On the other hand, I know some people as they get older (mostly women) who regret not having kids and actually are somewhat desperate to have them. When things are hard with the kids, I have to remind myself that it'll be worth it That being said, there are a lot of trashy adults w/o kids at Disney. I literally had one adult try to step over my 2 yr old coz he was trying to move ahead of us smh --- ... <cite>konokonohamaru posted [p:925392207] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>pres_madagascar posted...</cite> <quote>konokonohamaru posted...</cite> <quote>Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other</quote> It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads.</quote> I'm a parent and I'll tell you straight up a lot of it is jealousy. I find myself envying people who don't have kids to take care of. Life would be so much easier. On the other hand, I know some people as they get older (mostly women) who regret not having kids and actually are somewhat desperate to have them. When things are hard with the kids, I have to remind myself that it'll be worth it That being said, there are a lot of trashy adults w/o kids at Disney. I literally had one adult try to step over my 2 yr old coz he was trying to move ahead of us smh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cleo_II 07/30/19 4:40:36 PM #39:	Behaviorism posted... Cleo_II posted... TommyG663513 posted... Behaviorism posted... Cleo_II posted... Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream. How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket! Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait. This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it. That's what i hate abput amusement parks. The insane lines. I pay a lot of miney just to wait in lines all day. Not fun to me. So i got the idea of going near opening day when kids are still in school. Nope, half the rides aren't working/operational. There's no winning Yeah we rarely go for the same reason. Spending a bunch of money to stand all day is such a waste. Thats why I liked that DW has their fast passes and an app that makes it easy. My husbands company sent everyone and a guest to universal studios a couple of months ago. I convinced him to upgrade our regular tickets to their express one. Since the company paid the ticket, it was only $50 each out of pocket for the upgrade. He argued with me at first but after he saw how we cut all the lines and got the best seats to every show, he was grateful lol But theyre way too expensive to pay full price for. <cite>Cleo_II posted [p:925393623] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>Behaviorism posted...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>TommyG663513 posted...</cite> <quote>Behaviorism posted...</cite> <quote>Cleo_II posted...</cite> <quote>Theyre just jealous the childless couples have way more fun. Ive gone with my husband and we hit every single ride because we used their fast pass app and easily walked around the park and skipped the lines and all the parents with their screaming kids. I dont understand parents who bring babies and small toddlers. Theyre too young to remember or appreciate the experience and theyre stuck all day lugging them around while they cry and scream.</quote> How did you afford it? I went to cedar point and the fast pass costed more than the actual ticket!</quote> Disney gives a select number of fast passes to each guest. I believe when I went I got three fast passes. They only give away so many fast passes per ride per day so you may have to book fast passes days or weeks in advance for the super popular attractions. So you need to be strategic when using them. Basically, don't waste one of your fast passes on a ride that rarely gets above a 20 minute wait.</quote> This. But once you use up the 3 fast passes, you can sign up for another one. You can keep doing them one at a time. We just grabbed whatever was available. We only had to wait in lines twice doing that. It required walking back and forth all day but it was totally worth it.</quote> That's what i hate abput amusement parks. The insane lines. I pay a lot of miney just to wait in lines all day. Not fun to me. So i got the idea of going near opening day when kids are still in school. Nope, half the rides aren't working/operational. There's no winning</quote> Yeah we rarely go for the same reason. Spending a bunch of money to stand all day is such a waste. Thats why I liked that DW has their fast passes and an app that makes it easy. My husbands company sent everyone and a guest to universal studios a couple of months ago. I convinced him to upgrade our regular tickets to their express one. Since the company paid the ticket, it was only $50 each out of pocket for the upgrade. He argued with me at first but after he saw how we cut all the lines and got the best seats to every show, he was grateful lol But theyre way too expensive to pay full price for.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Bass 07/30/19 4:43:35 PM #40:	What kind of idiot takes a 3 year old to Disney, anyway? Wait until they're older and can enjoy it more. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:925393758] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>What kind of idiot takes a 3 year old to Disney, anyway? Wait until they're older and can enjoy it more.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ModLogic 07/30/19 4:45:04 PM #41:	they have a point. imagine grown ass men in a my little pony park. so why isnt it weird at another theme park aimed at kids. or do we pretend dosney is for all ages like mlp lmfao --- https://i.imgtc.com/PruZV73.png https://imgur.com/lbSi0U3 https://imgur.com/xaRYKZM https://imgur.com/ZngbqJn <cite>ModLogic posted [p:925393829] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>they have a point. imagine grown ass men in a my little pony park. so why isnt it weird at another theme park aimed at kids. or do we pretend dosney is for all ages like mlp lmfao </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_Ivory_Man 07/30/19 4:55:14 PM #42:	While I think a ban would be stupid, the amount of drunk jackasses at parks for children does get pretty ridiculous. --- "Just because someone is killed doesn't mean they died" - Shojikan <cite>The_Ivory_Man posted [p:925394264] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>While I think a ban would be stupid, the amount of drunk jackasses at parks for children does get pretty ridiculous.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pres_madagascar 07/30/19 8:19:16 PM #43:	konokonohamaru posted... pres_madagascar posted... konokonohamaru posted... Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads. I'm a parent and I'll tell you straight up a lot of it is jealousy. I find myself envying people who don't have kids to take care of. Life would be so much easier. On the other hand, I know some people as they get older (mostly women) who regret not having kids and actually are somewhat desperate to have them. When things are hard with the kids, I have to remind myself that it'll be worth it That being said, there are a lot of trashy adults w/o kids at Disney. I literally had one adult try to step over my 2 yr old coz he was trying to move ahead of us smh That's the thing too. I have nephews. I lived with them for 4 years, and still see them regularly. They're like, all the fill of kids I could ever need or want. They also confirmed to me I don't want kids of my own. I run out of "juice" to deal with people, I'm an extroverted introvert basically. One of my nephews is on the spectrum and still requires diaper changes. I've been changing diapers for almost 6 years straight now. Tbqh he's all the kid I ever want too. That's my buddy. --- https://imgur.com/23CCcZB https://imgur.com/32mwCo1 https://imgur.com/oqklqKC <cite>pres_madagascar posted [p:925402821] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>konokonohamaru posted...</cite> <quote>pres_madagascar posted...</cite> <quote>konokonohamaru posted...</cite> <quote>Just another skirmish on the front lines of parents and non-parenrs hating on each other</quote> It's becoming rather odd. I had a coworker practically lose her shit at me because I said I wanted to get a vesectomy now at 32 because I don't want kids ever. I've been criticized for not wanting kids quite a few times actually. Almost always by women too. Most men don't seem to give a shit, even the proud dads.</quote> I'm a parent and I'll tell you straight up a lot of it is jealousy. I find myself envying people who don't have kids to take care of. Life would be so much easier. On the other hand, I know some people as they get older (mostly women) who regret not having kids and actually are somewhat desperate to have them. When things are hard with the kids, I have to remind myself that it'll be worth it That being said, there are a lot of trashy adults w/o kids at Disney. I literally had one adult try to step over my 2 yr old coz he was trying to move ahead of us smh</quote> That's the thing too. I have nephews. I lived with them for 4 years, and still see them regularly. They're like, all the fill of kids I could ever need or want. They also confirmed to me I don't want kids of my own. I run out of "juice" to deal with people, I'm an extroverted introvert basically. One of my nephews is on the spectrum and still requires diaper changes. I've been changing diapers for almost 6 years straight now. Tbqh he's all the kid I ever want too. That's my buddy.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Darmik 07/30/19 8:23:59 PM #44:	BaiusGaltar posted... Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? It's not even Twitter. It's Facebook. It was a post made months ago. The amount of articles that post has spawned is bonkers. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:925403019] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>BaiusGaltar posted...</cite> <quote>Who cares what some rando mom on Twitter says? </quote> It's not even Twitter. It's Facebook. It was a post made months ago. The amount of articles that post has spawned is bonkers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TroutPaste 07/30/19 9:34:40 PM #45:	bump. --- https://steamcommunity.com/id/4leaf440/ https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1488-free-games <cite>TroutPaste posted [p:925406514] in Childless ... [t:77901590]...</cite> <quote>bump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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