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Childless millennials are ruining Disneyland
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I don't think it's weird when adults go to Disney World. I DO think it's weird when they marry or honeymoon there.
At least I'm inclusive when I think that anybody going to disney world at all is weird, with or without children.
People with kids secretly hate those without any. Anytime someone with kids asks when you're going to have some, don't take the bait. They want more people to commiserate in their misery. Okay maybe it's not that bad but I do find that many people with kids can't understand why someone wouldn't want them.
Orlando is basically less part of Florida and more part of Disney at this point tbh
I have never hated anyone that didn't have children. I have many friends that don't. To me that's absolutely absurd. I have them and it worked out. Having them to just to have them with just anyone is madness.
Wat?
I have 3 kids and can absolutely understand why someone wouldn't want them for various reasons.
Also, I love you.
Sorry. It was a bit of a joke. Though I have had a friend question my contribution to society because I have no kids. lol
Fuck that. My group of Disney bears wonder why they let terrible children in. LOL
On the other side seeing a well behaved child interact with Donald Duck with joy in their eyes is pure Disney Magic!
Living in Orlando is a wonderful thing.
On the other side seeing a well behaved child interact with Donald Duck with joy in their eyes is pure Disney Magic!
Living in Orlando is a wonderful thing.
The pretzels aren't for children. The pretzels are for anyone who wants to buy one.
Make no mistake. There are people that heckle people with no kids. And yes some of those are in unhappy marriages and what not.
I had some miserable fuck at work always tell me to get married and have kids.
Well I did and it's great. But I don't find myself pushing it on others. Life is good and that's it. Anyone is more than welcome to take part in my life as long as they know my wife and kids will be involved. But no pushing any agendas.
My wife and I have never been, so these childless millennials are going this fall for her birthday (Disney World).
We want to experience it and enjoy ourselves before blowing money on taking a kid. I would prefer using the money to travel internationally again, but I had it my way last year.
We want to experience it and enjoy ourselves before blowing money on taking a kid. I would prefer using the money to travel internationally again, but I had it my way last year.
I thought that both the best and worst things I saw from other guests involved kids. Although the childless couple that shoved my daughter aside to get on Space Mountain a little sooner is pretty high up the "worst" list.
Oh I've seen douche adults too but mostly adults are there to be kids themselves and take a small break from adult concerns . It's the parents I've seen to be The World Is Mine assholes more so.
Lmao
Millennials grew up during the golden era of Disney animation. As someone who is a Millennial has been to Disneyland at least 2 dozen times, it is a huge part of my child hood and some FB post by bitchy ass white Karen or a dumb article isn't going to stop me.
The Disneyland experience with my exboyfriend and not giving a fuck about what anyone thought ranks top 5 visits there. I'm sure she'd have an aneurysm if she saw two grown childless men holding hands.
Millennials grew up during the golden era of Disney animation. As someone who is a Millennial has been to Disneyland at least 2 dozen times, it is a huge part of my child hood and some FB post by bitchy ass white Karen or a dumb article isn't going to stop me.
The Disneyland experience with my exboyfriend and not giving a fuck about what anyone thought ranks top 5 visits there. I'm sure she'd have an aneurysm if she saw two grown childless men holding hands.
Yeah, I wasn't disagreeing, and I also agree it's usually the parents that are worse than the kids. I'm not defending them, but I think the whole "I spent X thousand dollars, we're going to have everything perfect" mentality really rooms the place for a lot of parents.
whoooo boy that tweet is somethin
to be honest it reeks of fakeness and troll bait, not quite sure i buy that that's even real, or that anybody really believes millennials going to Disney is somehow bad
i live in central FL so i know tons of people who are AP holders and go all the time. to me, it's weird to go to Disney as an adult without children, but nothing wrong with it at all. i don't think there is a single valid argument you could make about it being a bad thing.
to be honest it reeks of fakeness and troll bait, not quite sure i buy that that's even real, or that anybody really believes millennials going to Disney is somehow bad
i live in central FL so i know tons of people who are AP holders and go all the time. to me, it's weird to go to Disney as an adult without children, but nothing wrong with it at all. i don't think there is a single valid argument you could make about it being a bad thing.
Disney isn't a vacation, it's an experience that you need a good two to three days to recover from afterwards.
that regret of having kids early in lifeOriginal post.
it's alright becky, aiden will shit his bed tonight and make your day better
Seriously. I go to the parks when I want.
Epcot food and wine fest is coming up in August too so y'all gonna have to deal.
I legit had a coworker a few years ago who insisted no adults should see animated movies in theaters without children. At one point she and her kids went to see something and there was a single man in there. She actually went and told management at the theater that it made her uncomfortable. Luckily, the theater told her too fucking bad if all the guy was doing was watching a movie.
There are crazy people in the world.
There are crazy people in the world.
Exactly, millennials are full grown adults and hitting 40 next year. It is just a buzzword for young people and pretty lazy if you ask me.
More and my budy were the only adults without kids to see the first Pokemon movie. We thought the cops were going to be called with all the dirty looks we were getting from parents.
