Meet “The DINKS”

Have you heard of people who call themselves “DINKS”?

Not a great name, if you ask me.

But the name is far from the worst part.

Wait till you get to know them, they seem….awful.

That’s just my opinion, maybe you think it’s something to aspire to, I’m not sure.

DINK stands for “Dual Income, No Kids”.

Charming, right?

Now I realize there are people who want kids and can’t have them, and that’s a tragic situation.

That’s not what we’re talking about here.

These are people who, to satisfy all their own selfish and carnal desires, have elected to not have kids and just live like kids their whole life.

This video I’m about to show you is a bit nauseating if you ask me, but see what you think:

Notice that everything they say is about consuming: buying stuff, eating or entertainment.

It’s a sad existence if that is what your life revolves around. https://t.co/riYR3bwR61

— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) December 5, 2023

FULL VIDEO PLAYER:

Notice that everything they say is about consuming: buying stuff, eating or entertainment.

It’s a sad existence if that is what your life revolves around. https://t.co/riYR3bwR61

— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) December 5, 2023

Here’s more:

“DINKS” is an acronym that stands for “Double Income, No Kids.” It describes a household where there are two adults, typically a couple, who are both earning an income and do not have any children. This term is often used in the context of marketing, economics, and demographic studies to categorize a specific consumer segment that might have more disposable income and different spending patterns compared to families with children or single-income households. The DINK lifestyle can allow for greater financial freedom and flexibility, often leading to different lifestyle choices, such as travel, entertainment, and luxury goods.

The “DINKS” are not being received all that well on Twitter….

“Hedonistic Nihilism” seems a very good description:

What the whole DINK thing is really about:

HEDONISTIC NIHILISM

Consume mindlessly until you die or build something that lasts

Build and Carry your legacy forward

It may not be kids

But I hope it’s more than a tub of Costco snacks pic.twitter.com/g0lHvaqYKU

— Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) December 5, 2023

Just like the trans movement, I suspect there will be massive regret in a few decades:

There are going to be a lot of “DINKs” in the future in their 50s to 80s that are going to be regretting this strategy.

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pic.twitter.com/BZU2xNQrmZ

— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) December 5, 2023

And a great post here by Nate:

I don’t know what a dink is but I love my kids

Being considered lame by someone I consider lame is not lame at all pic.twitter.com/FJZRZAIPZr

— Nate Norman (@_NateNorman) December 5, 2023

But what do you think?