Alright, here's some positive stuff: What can you do without kids, that you can't, with kids?

Or what's easier to do without kids than with kids.

Aka what don't we have to put up with?

so far I've got:

-Backpacking across Europe(impossible with kids)

-Camping out of an airstream and going wherever the hell you want, rather than having to deal with kiddie pool crap because that's what your children want to do.

-not having to fight over where to eat--If I want sushi, I get some sushi--no arguing about it or having kids whine about wanting Chuck E. Cheese's or Hot Dogs.

-Being able to go vegetarian without having to cook a different meal for 3 other people who refuse to go vegetarian.

-Disneyland. HOW MUCH BETTER IS IT WITHOUT KIDS? No dragging a stroller along, no them peeing in their pants because they didn't tell you that they needed to pee before you got in line, no them breaking down and crying at 10am after only being there 2 hours because "it's hot and I'm tiiiired."

-Open air markets. I can't tell you how many times I've had little brats get underfoot at these places. Leashes should be required.

-I can eat things like Fugu and not have people mark it as "reckless"

-I can stay in single-occupancy hostels and not need a private room in the "family" section because my kids won't stop leaning over the balcony and screaming at other guests.

-CLOTHES: I only have to shop for myself.

-I don't have to deal with kids begging for toys. I buy my own goddamn toys.

-I can choose a cruise to Ireland over the Disney Cruise and not get an earful of screaming.

And hey, if I want the Disney cruise, that's cool too. It's my choice.

-Grocery shopping. Takes 20 minutes. In with a list, out in 15 minutes, I can even take express checkout because I don't require a billion snacks.

-My cat will never, EVER throw food at me because it's not exactly what he wanted. Instead, he'll politely eat some and leave the rest in his bowl. Thanks for being polite, kitty.

-I may have to change a kitty's litter box, but at least I don't have to wipe poop off his butt or make sure he doesn't put pennies in his mouth.

-If I want to get a dog or cat tomorrow, I don't have to school my kids and make sure that the animal is "kid and family friendly"--I can go adopt a new furbaby.

-I love my electronics. Kids do, too. They sadly, never seem to understand "no, don't touch that."

-Five Words: Peanut Butter Sandwich In VCR.

-No stressful picking out of a private school for Junior because hey, Petco will train Junior to sit and hell just fine.

-I fell in love with Weasels the other day. I kind of want a pet weasel now. I don't have to take progeny into thought for this.

-My purse has notebooks in it, not crushed cheerios and used band-aids.

-I can watch whatever I want on tv for hours. No demands of Disney or Teletubbies here.

-I can have a small car, and keep a small car. Mini-vans are family cars for a reason.

-I hate sports. Luckily, I will never have to pretend to be interested in soccer, football, basketball, or baseball, because I will never have kids in those sports.

Alright, got any more to add?

I'm curious to what you find the positive/pro of being without kids/human larvae.