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Ms DSF argued that broke people should not have children
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[QUOTE="Bombastus, post: 93815, member: 2178"] Ms DSF says people with little cash should think twice before having kids. The British-Nigerian DJ and actress, whose full name is Dorcas Shola Fapson, shared her take on the In My Opinion podcast. Her view is that raising a child without enough money can put a lot of stress on the whole family. One example came from her cousin, a parent of five. Per Fapson, money has been tight for the relative since her first baby arrived. Yet she went on to have more kids and often seeks cash for food and school bills. Almost every week, in fact. That family case left the actress asking why someone would keep having babies while struggling to pay for basic needs. She sees it as unfair to the kids and the adults who must care for them. Fapson also spoke about growing up with limited means. And she has no plans to let her future kids face the same hardship. Her advice was pretty direct. Anyone planning to start a family should first check how many kids they can afford to raise. [/QUOTE]
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