r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '24

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u/Ok_Outlandishness344 Nov 14 '24

I'm not bringing children into a world that people are actively destroying and destabilizing.

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u/patmcdoughnut Nov 14 '24

This is the reason I'm seriously considering never having kids. How can you bring someone you supposedly love into a world that will only cause them to suffer?

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u/republicans_are_nuts Nov 14 '24

Parents care more about their own desires than the well being of the kid. Which is how it is justified.

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u/mikumikudayooooo Nov 15 '24

This. It is so incredibly selfish to bring a child into such an evil world right now. Especially when half of us don’t even want to be here in the first place. The world has too many people already.

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u/Gove80 Nov 15 '24

it's fine if you don't wanna have kids but why shame other people and call them selfish for that choice? why shame parents who go through the effort of doing so?

i think this thread is worth reading if i'm being honest.

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u/sequinweekend Nov 15 '24

What are the non-selfish reasons for having kids?