Agreed. You spell out the date for a wedding invitation. Using 5/24/2014 is for evites to a backyard barbecue.

Whaaaat? You can't be serious. Pretty sure the options are "twenty-fourteen" and "two thousand AND fourteen."

That's how you should write it on a check if it were a $ amount, so...

I have actually never seen a wedding invite that did NOT spell out the date. And I have been to weddings where people wore jeans.

And in Canada as well.

I've spotted someone who hasn't made up wedding invitations before.

It's just considered more formal. It's appropriate for a black tie event invitation.

Actually a lot of formal wedding invitations I've gotten spell out the date. A decent amount of them also would put "in the year of Our Lord, Two Thousand and Fourteen".

This is a really...regular invite. I expected something weirder from Kanye (if not from Kim). Also yeah, they didn't even put their full names. I thought they would at least put Kimberly.

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Yeah I have heard from multiple people, very shockingly, that if they could go back they might not have had kids. I appreciate the honesty. I think admitting that is so difficult, especially when you do have love for your children. And of course one they are here you couldn't imagine life without them. But I…

My sister has one, and she is a great kid, but she's still a kid. I haven't spent a lot of one on one time time with my sis lately, but we went out to dinner the other night and I felt like she was going to burst into tears with how frustrating everything is. It's just a lot to take on, and I am comfortable with not…

I tell my now dwindling numbers of childless friends not to have kids so I can still enjoy their friendship. I don't mind my pain in the ass kids, its all the other fucking parents I have to deal with. The worst are the newbie parents judging me, fuck you, I've been doing this for 15 years, I don't care what your…

Absolutely. I want people who want kids to be able to have them, and I want people who question it or don't want it, to not have kids. There's enough resentment and unhappiness and frankly, people in this world. I feel like I am doing a service to to myself, my husband and the world by choosing not to. And I'm…

I've never wanted kids but now that my friends have started having them I'm even more sure. I rarely hear anyone say anything positive about parenting.

I hear it occasionally. I think what really gets a lot of parents is the repetitiveness of dealing with kids, and how constant and endless it is, topped with worry. You do the same things, especially when they're little: change diaper, feed, burp, put to sleep, play with baby, take to toilet, read same bedtime story…

Of course it is. Because there is NO logical, intelligent reason to have kids. On balance, they are no good for you, as an individual.

I didn't want kids when I got married 32 years ago. Now, I'm really happy to say I didn't give in to the societal pressures that still existed then. And so many of my friends whispered "you were right" after their kids were born

My husband's brother and wife told us not to have kids when we told them we were thinking about it. They had two and we ended up not having any.

I knew it! Reproduction is a trap encouraged only by the most primitive parts of the brain.

Honestly most parents I know IRL, say this stuff to me all the time. That they love their kids, but if they could take it back.... When we tell them we don't want kids, they say, "Good... DON'T DO IT!".