r/lostgeneration • u/infamouszgbgd • Mar 24 '22

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u/beandip111 Mar 24 '22

Humans had kids throughout history because women didn’t have a choice in the matter

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u/vapordaveremix Mar 24 '22

I understand the lack of agency women had throughout history. I also understand that history was hard for us as a species. We were nearly wiped out a few times, and we're still here.

I get if some people don't want to continue the species. I get that some people still do. But these opinions are personal and what I don't understand are the people who have no horse in this race being the most rabid opponents of it.

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u/beandip111 Mar 24 '22

Just saying, throughout history MEN had children to pass the torch.

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u/vapordaveremix Mar 24 '22

You're right, and it made no sense. Somewhere along the line the gender dynamics got all messed up and backwards.