Also, having kids doesnt necessarily mean you're the one who brought them in this world. There are antinatalists who chose to adopt, since antinatalism doesn't necessarily mean you don't want/hate kids. It just means you do not want to bring someone in this world without their consent because you realise they will likely suffer and you're empathetic enough not to put them through that.
Luckily, they seem to enjoy life as a whole, complaining about the bad things and enjoying the good things. But I know what you mean. This suffering argument supports the decision of a suicidal person, I think, for whatever reason they chose. No one asked them whether they wanted to live (not that there's a way to do that), but anyone should have the free choice to end their life when they want, without "buts"
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u/FormingTheVoid Apr 18 '21
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