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Unusual Beliefs
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I am never going to contribute more humans to this planet

For many reasons this is a good thing - there are already too many people

My mental health is another reason. Why would I risk passing on illnesses even if they’re mildly treatable?

How did I get this far?

I am 34, my father killed himself when he was younger than I am now

My mother has one biological son - me

She will never have grandchildren because I am incapable

How is this possible?

Well, it’s a crime in my opinion that this has all turned out this way

I feel like a contributory parasite helping to collectively kill off the only home we have

Life will be tormented through us, due to the sheer pain we inflict on this world

It’s absolutely and completely unacceptable how we can call nations developed.

We are developed because we rely on cheap labour from poor countries to be our slaves

Economic slavery

This evil that possesses us is inescapable, yet we still feel like we have the morality left to challenge the way other places do this, like we know best

Frankly, it’s condescending and ■■■■■■■ embarrassing to watch

I am in pain because I will never experience what it’s like to raise a child to be good

There is no safe place and what we have is temporary and very fragile

We’ll all pay a price one day, so what would even give me the right to subject the poor human to an existence in this world that is not consented?

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I won’t be having kids either. But both of my sisters had kids. I have 3 nieces and a nephew. That is good enough for me.

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You make people’s homes look nice.

3 people are busting their ass doing flooring in my home r n and I don’t know how to thank them enough for it.

You do things like that.

Don’t be so hard on yourself.

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Ends with me too. Only child of a single mother, only grandchild.

Fiancée and I neither want crotch goblins.

I can’t comprehend having one of my own.

Maybe adopt.

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I have nieces, so the line continues on. But I don’t and won’t have children, so my defective genes have nowhere to go.

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I’m already 40 and as time goes on Im glad I never had any children. There’s nothing wrong with not having children. I’m technically an only child.

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do you have nieces, nephews?

you could be part of their lives?

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I am catholic living in a protestant country I am doomed

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For most people, their greatest contribution to the world should be not having children. ZPG.

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Totally agree

I just feel I am missing out on something important to experience

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I think I took life to seriously after dx .

I was like need to have kids from all country before dx.

I don’t know if its was even possible.

But was just a thought.

Its like, Iceland and Cuba unite there would be little ice-cubes.

Don’t know what all combination I could have made.

I read its just 8 % which will go in the line, I think I should have little hope and faith. Who know what the future holds.

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Not sure why this is in unusual beliefs. This seems totally rational and reasonable.

If I knew then what I know now, I wouldn’t have had a kid. It’s a ■■■■■■■ terrible world to live in, let alone grow up in. I’m homeschooling her so far and I’ve never considered myself a doomsday prepper kind of person, but we’ve definitely talked about skills needed when the apocalypse happens. It’s kind of already started in many ways.

Little LEDs big passion is foraging. Current obsession is mushroom identification.

But, yeah. Kids are doomed. Capitalism and billionaires are set on killing the planet as quickly as possible, and no one with any sort of influence or power seems to give a ■■■■.

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Same man. As kids we had dreams and hope and aspirations which we may never fulfill

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İ never want kids because of economical issues when im younger.now i don t want it because of my disease.

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I’m with you, I don’t see children in my future. There are just too many hurdles to overcome for this to be a possibility. I have nephew’s and niece’s though which I care about. That is enough for me.

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Looks like a conversation with a changing subject matter that we schizophrenics are famous for.
I have sympathy for what you say because I have no desire to have children as well as my disease was horrible when it was not in remission and always to this day ready to strike again. In some ways I regret it however. I was a volunteer “slave” to an extent when I was a volunteer worker. It was therapeutic and helped keep the disease at bay but otherwise accomplished nothing for my future as I turned 40 and realized I had nothing more then when I started work.
Yes throughout the history of the World rich countries made cheap foreign and domestic labor the backbone for their rich people to exploit yet some people will always break through and accomplish something better in their World. As for the breakdown of race relations in my country I remember being part of a great experiment putting all races together in the same classroom during a thaw in relations among the races. There have also been intellectual gatherings that led to greater human freedoms over time. Imagine what the next gathering, or racial thaw will lead to. Let’s not be 100% negative here.

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I’m sorry you are the last of your line. That must really be a horrible thing.

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I’m still young so idk the possibility of my siblings having children. My sister only got married last year and they said they don’t want children.

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Me and my sister both don’t have kids. I’m 34. She’s 36. I think the line ends here. I think it’s for the better.

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