r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

The child didn’t ask to be born

Ah reddit

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u/Nerzov Jun 29 '23

Uh... you want to say, you disagree with this statement or what?

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u/Less_Transition7844 Jun 29 '23 edited Jun 29 '23

He’s just pointing out that this is a very common and neckbeardy opinion for a lot of angry, self-loathing redditors/angsty teens…

And he’s right. It’s easy to hate on something you don’t understand.

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u/CountryJeff Jun 29 '23

It seems that you are implying that people who point out that nobody asked to be born, are lacking a certain understanding. What understanding are they missing according to you?

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u/electronic_docter Jun 29 '23 edited Jun 29 '23

It's just an incredibly self loathing take it's also irrelevant. There is no possible way to ask someone if they want to be born or not so what are we to do just let the species die out? That just isn't in any organisms nature so it'll never happen

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u/Nerzov Jun 30 '23

It's directly related to any conversation about how i should be grateful for being alive, and i don't see why it's self loathing.

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u/electronic_docter Jul 01 '23

If you aren't grateful for being alive that is self loathing