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Another memorable one was the poster who said she was only on Mumsnet because she wanted to see parents struggling to reinforce her choice to be childfree 🙄😂. Sounds like normal and well adjusted reason to be here.
You don't have to dig too far to find sub reddits or IG accounts on childfree by choice. Parenting accounts get bombarded by the childfree is so much better crew.
This in spades. ^
I have no problem with child free by choice women, OR single women who are as happy as pigs in shite being perma-single/never married. But what DOES piss me off and grind my gears, is this desperation they have to put down married women, and mothers, and crow about how it's sooooooooo much better being single and CHILDFREE. 🙄 And on a bloody PARENTING site too!
As MN said on another thread, of course childfree women are welcome here (as are men,) but don't come here and berate and mock married women/ mothers; trying to make out their child free single life is so much better, and all married women with children are downtrodden handmaidens with no life, who are tied to the kitchen sink. Blathering on about how they are 'free' and 'happy' and not tied down, and can fly off to Paris for the weekend at the drop of a hat, and stay out til 3am partying and getting pissed, and lie in til midday.
That's all well and good, but there's only so long you can keep doing that. Clubbing and partying and getting pissed every week at 40 is not a good look. As someone who is middle aged and been married almost a quarter century, I can tell you I am not remotely envious of any single woman - whether she is perma single or divorced. (Or widowed!) There's nothing to be jealous of IMO. But I don't start threads banging on about how gloriously bloody happy I am being married with children. Because frankly, it would be a fucking weird thing to do! Like I was trying to convince myself. 
I had my years of being single, and had a great time partying and clubbing and travelling in my teens, and 20s, before I had children. Also, do these women think that once you're married (with children) that you cannot ever leave the house again - go for meals, go out with friends, travel, go to parties, have a career? Such blinkered, narrow-minded views. 
As I and many others said on a thread the other day (about how more and more women are 'allegedly' staying single,) the single woman who is often portrayed - glamourous, successful, professional, on a 6 figure a year salary, living in a £300K city apartment she has bought on her own, and living the high life travelling the world with her amazing big flash job, is the exception rather than the rule. There are more single women who struggle financially, and don't have a pot to piss in, and crave someone to share life's burdens with, and the financial load!