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zoobrix t1_je55dmy wrote

While that is true this one is a pretty common issue, there are a lot of people that don't seem to be able to be keep their opinions about having kids to themselves even after being told by someone they don't want kids. My partner and I don't want kids and have both heard the "you'll change your mind" etc etc many, many times from many different people from both close friends and family and acquaintances. And when we say no we don't want kids we often still get condescending responses like people know ourselves better than we do.

My partner gets the worst of it since she's the one that would actually be having them. I feel like this one is a proper LPT, a lot of people out there need to hear it.

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Dreamforger t1_je541py wrote

Not really a LPT, people should just mind their own business. If someone want children, believe me, they gonna inform you. If not, well what does it matter then.

My LPT if people keep asking, just say "I do not know if I can get children" a fine line of being truth, and being awkward enough for most people to stop asking.

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Sweetpants88 OP t1_je53h32 wrote

The point of the cover letter is to convince your potential employer that you're a great fit for the position. It's persuasive and informative and aligns the job requirements with your skill set.

A perfect situation to use AI to not waste my time doing something someone may not even read.

>Do you realize what's the point of that letters, right?

>What are you gonna do when everybody has the same IA writing their letter so 90% of them are almost the same?

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endosurgery t1_je52jd2 wrote

I didn’t want kids when I was young and changed my mind once married. People also change. And young folks commonly don’t want kids and also commonly change their mind. I am against asking people if they want kids in general, but the question can seem as valid.

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