Is Being A m-m The Hardest Job In The World?

[tartanterrier]

Depends if your ***'s a spoilt little **** or not :1orglaugh

 

[GodsEmbryo]

It's
Not
A
Job

You can't categorize parenthood that way; alongside being a doctor, or a filing clerk or a fast food server ... those roles are jobs, regardless of the qualifications (or lack thereof) needed to execute them.

Parenting, as I said previously, is a life choice; think if it this way - is getting engaged and being a bride a job? Is deciding to live unmarried, off grid, only eating what you grow/eat a job? Is choosing a new car a job? No, they are choices - great and small - we make with the totality of our lives.

Being a doctor is a job; choosing to study medicine is a life choice.

Choosing to have **** is a life choice; becoming a nanny is a job.

Etc, etc, ad nauseum, blah blah ....

Sure. Let(s call a blow job a blow choice from now on

 

[RichardNailder]

How the fuck would I know - I haven't yet had every job in the world but I do think being a m-m would have it's perks - I could suck on my own boobies for starters........

 

[Thomas O'Malley]

Sure. Let(s call a blow job a blow choice from now on

I second this :thumbsup:

 

[Nester6]

It is the hardest job in the world. A lot of my friends are stay at homes wives. They bust ass from the time they **** up, until they go to *****. Some of them have five or six ****.

I agree. Being a GOOD m-m, is the hardest job on earth.

 

[TheOrangeCat]

Sure. Let(s call a blow job a blow choice from now on

Nice! :hatsoff:

 

[CobraCom]

As a few have pointed out, the whole premise of calling it a job is a categorical error. It's a life decision and lifetime commitment. You can't quit being a parent---even if you suck, or you bail, you're not removed entirely and the consequences can haunt you.

Speaking from my ******, and we've had this discussion before, so I can kinda post on their behalf, I was raised by a single m-m for the first several years of my life (my biological ****** is one of the aformentioned bailers), while she also worked. Later she married my ******* (who I call simply "***" since he's more ****** than the actual one, who was basically a sperm donor ever was), and after having another *** with him, she stayed at home with us while he was proud to be making enough money for the ******. At times, she had to work if my *** was laid off or more often if illness or some other costly thing disrupted finances.

With that background, both of my parents would be the first to tell you, parenting is the most challenging (and rewarding) experience one can have, as Ashleigh noted, it's a combination of so many responsibilities and investment that it easily tops any other commitment, and my *** in particular would be the first to punch you in the throat if you demeaned his wife for staying at home and taking on the responsibilities therein full-time----BUT, my m-m would also state she would never consider it a "job" because a job can be perceived as a burden, it can be traded up, it can be cast aside. Parenting doesn't work like that, if you characterize it that way then you actually demean parents everywhere, ******* and fathers all.

 

[LukeEl]

Actually the hardest job is being a truckdriving cowgirl for a m-m.

 

[LeyaFalcon]

Being a m-m is hard, being a single, working m-m (as in not a stay at home m-m) is actually the hardest job though.glad I have a good supportive ****** or id be screwed like many women that have *****ren at a young age are.

 

[Straight Shooter]

It sure is. But the president doesn't need to wipe the ass of the secretary of state, clean up the **** of the PM of England and iron the shirts of sjeik of FarAwayitistan at the same time. Even so, he has people to do if for him I just think it IS a tough job, just because she HAS this responsibility. If the toddler cries at 3AM she gets up, tired or not. The *** is sick, she picks him up from school no matter what time of day. And so on. You can't quit this 'job' or just leave it to others.

I dont deny that being a m-m is hard but the president, as commander in chief, is responsible for the defense and safety of 300 million people. I'm speaking of the American President in general but I'll use Obama as an example. I couldn't imagine how much stress he's going through. He's engaged in a tough re-election battle, has to deal with spiking oil prices, a fragile economy, and terrorists trying to **** Americans. No wonder he's going gray.

 

[brodkill]

im surprised i didnt cause more of a stir

 

[spacearrow99]

I wouldn't say its the hardest but probably the most challenging. It may not be the most physically difficult, but I don't think there's a job out there where you are more emotionally invested and on call 24/7. Being a m-m includes being a housekeeper, maid, chauffeur, therapist, disciplinarian, nurse, teacher, etc...all rolled into one....without pay or vacation time.

Yes, being a m-m is a hard job. Military wives and moms have tough jobs, they do all thoses things, and they have the stress of knowing that their husbands my get seriously hurt or ****ed. When they are deployed in war zones.

 

[Rey C.]

This has been in the news lately, so I wanna ask you guys if you believe that being a m-m is the hardest job in the world? Don't be afraid to **** off some of the ladies here either:stir:

Since I've never been a ****** (or a ****** ), it would be hard to give a good answer, I guess. And not to offend anyone, but I can't give the politically correct answer, and just say "yes", either. Since the question deals with the "hardest job in the world", I think it probably depends on where in the world the ****** is located. It's probably not the easiest job, no matter where she is. But in some countries, in some societies, it's probably much harder than it is in any developed Western country: no nanny, ***** care, medical care to speak of, court mandated ***** support or government assistance for them.

And even in the U.S., what with the programs and benefits that are available, it's much easier now than say, 50 years ago. We're just coming out of the deepest recession since the Great Depression. However one may have been affected by that, imagine a widowed or divorced ****** of two or three small *****ren then, and what she faced, versus a ****** in the same situation in 2009. *****ren, especially in cities, did starve to death back then. When people squeal and cry about "creeping socialism" these days, they seem to be ignorant of how it once was in this nation. Now, I'm not for paying a girl to become a state supported baby factory either. I'm just saying, remember what once happened to people who were truly in dire straits in this nation... through NO fault of their own. On top of all that, with *****hood diseases, that used to run rampant, and women dying during ***** birth being relatively commonplace in the recent past, I'd say the "job" is easier now than what it once was. So, not easy now, but (IMO) MUCH easier than it used to be - like most jobs as time goes on.

But if you're responsible, truly devoted (and probably somewhat lucky), you'll end up with something that all the money in the world can't buy: a loving ******. So being a parent (not just a ******) may be a hard "job", but from the way it looks to me (from a safe distance ), it also has some great "benefits".

 

[Mr. Daystar]

No, but it's probably one of the most stressful, and potentially heartbreaking. It certainly carries some of the most important responsibilities. Of course if you asked my late ******...God rest her soul...she would tell you stories about me, that would make you think I was the sum of all evils.

 

[Kingfisher]

Well from what I see, my ex-wife... no she doesn't have the hardest job in the world. And "m-m", come on. How about "single ***". "Single Parent" at the least. We're overlooked and extremely under-appreciated.

Just because I don't have tits, I get overlooked. I work, I take care of my ***, I take him to school, I was even there after he got out of surgery to have his broken arm have pins put in, I defend my home, I change my oil, I cook damn good, I exercise and teach my *** the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
I help him with his homework and teach him new things every day. Oh and I'm good in bed, and can take care of my "headaches"...

Single "m-m"... bullshit.

 

[C.K. Lawrence]

jeez, how spoilt are your **** that it's so hard to raise them civilly, it's not a job you pansies

 

[Will E Worm]

Nice to see the Demorats attacking the ****** once again.

All jobs are choices. Without people having *****ren we would not be here.
So, it's a needed job and a tough one.

 

[theslutlover]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsghfxYq7DU

 

[StanScratch]

Being a m-m is hard, being a single, working m-m (as in not a stay at home m-m) is actually the hardest job though.glad I have a good supportive ****** or id be screwed like many women that have *****ren at a young age are.

Being a single ****** is what I thought of first, myself.
I've known a few single moms...it is not the fun and games some guys seem to think it is, especially when having to work to support the ***. Emotionally, it can be rather rough, as many times they are missing some of their *****'s key moments of growing up.
Hell, I will do anything I can to support single *******.








With my penis.
****. Ruined it all, right there. (seriously, support single moms. And not just with your penis)

 

[Jane Burgess]

I agree. Being a GOOD m-m, is the hardest job on earth.

True. My friends are GREAT moms. They love being ******* and wives.