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Boller Bryant

Boller Bryant

Failed at being someone and something.
Nov 15, 2023
23
In short answer, yes absolutely. I wish to never been born. But, just like a verse in Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen "I don't wanna die I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all" describes my feeling best.

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In long answer, yes. I do wish to never been born. But I do want that my parents never gave birth to me instead I want them to give birth to another better kid than me. I believe it's their right as a married couples to reproduce, that's why I never condemn them giving birth to me. I'm just extremely disappointed and ashamed of myself, because my parents treat me great and with care and I couldn't repay their kindness in anyway instead I only give them regret and burden with my existence. Honestly, I want myself to be better. I don't care how much, I just want someone to see myself for what I am. I don't want to get stressed out because someone expect me to do something that myself even not expecting.
 
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real person

real person

Experienced
Dec 11, 2023
207
you can't wish having never been born if you aren't alive. the question doesn't make sense
 
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DEATH IS FREEDOM

DEATH IS FREEDOM

Death is the solution to unsolvable problems.
Sep 13, 2023
606
From the Stone Age to the year 0, the world´s population increased rather slowly due to high infant mortality. From the year 1900, the population explosion began which has never occured before. Too many children are born in poor countries. In the Western world, the population explosion is mostly due to increased life expectancy. But too many children are born anyway because the population is increasing all the time. Man reproduces like bacteria on an overpopulated planet. Yet some communities continue to pay child support and parental allowance. In the big cities, people are crammed into overcrowded houses and shops and there are queues for everything. Environmental degration increases as the population increases which leads to climate change. Overpopulation causes problems almost everywhere. 8 billion humans are too many humans on the Earth - and the population continues to increase without control. It is no wonder that people wish that they were never born or want to die in the hell of overpopulation.
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1up

1up

Member
Aug 30, 2021
98
Stop having kids want to normalize antinatalism, childfreedom and caring for already existing life. Stop having kids want a future where creating biological children is no longer an expectation, a norm, or something most people casually do without putting substantial thought and investigation into. Creating new humans should not be taken lightly. It could easily be the most impactful and regretful decision someone ever makes. Those who never exist cannot be deprived by their absence if one had not existed. Those who never exist cannot be deprived.

I'm a fan of Stop Having Kids and their movement that seeks to propagate antinatalist ideals; however, I feel that they could be going about it in a more efficacious manner. Some of their catchy slogans are rather antagonistic. I'd like to see a more empathic approach that meets natalists at the middle. A friendlier form of antinatalist advocacy.
 
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Lost in a Dream

Lost in a Dream

He/him - Metal head
Feb 22, 2020
2,198
I definitely wish I had never been born. I've had good experiences at times when I felt glad to be here, but something always goes wrong and I end up wanting to die again anyway.

Not existing in the first place would've prevented this stupid cycle from happening. The good news is, I never had kids and never will. This is mostly because we still don't have a universal human right to die peacefully when we want and we probably won't until long after I'm dead.
 
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akafuka1999

Member
Feb 13, 2023
84
Antinatalism is a philosophical view that is critical of reproduction - they consider coming into existence as bad. Reasons why antinatalists believe procreation is immoral: life entails inevitable suffering, death is inevitable, humans are born without their consent and to procreate is to gamle with another person´s suffering. There is an unconscionable amount of needless suffering, injustice and death in the world with birth serving as the catalyst for it all. The world would be better if humans disappeared. Humanity is meaningless.

Stop having kids want to normalize antinatalism, childfreedom and caring for already existing life. Stop having kids want a future where creating biological children is no longer an expectation, a norm, or something most people casually do without putting substantial thought and investigation into. Creating new humans should not be taken lightly. It could easily be the most impactful and regretful decision someone ever makes. Those who never exist cannot be deprived by their absence if one had not existed. Those who never exist cannot be deprived.

A lot of humans wish they were never born. Many people live in meaningless suffering. The world does not need you to continue your bloodline genetics of family name. The last thing the world needs is another human. The Earth is already overpopulated.

STOP HAVING KIDS
yes i would never suffer. why did it have to happen to me?
 
Irisse

Irisse

Art belongs to Maksn (on yt)
Sep 8, 2025
504
A hundred percent yes. Not only do I despise my life, but also no one gets anything out of my presence. I never asked to suffer. I never asked for my trauma. I can't wait for it all to be over.
 
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ABadPerson

ABadPerson

Not dead, just somewhere else
Oct 24, 2025
106
Yes, quite simply just the act of born into this world had caused my family to go homeless and keep together an already abusive relationship to a point of no return; each day at home spent being blamed for all of her troubles and woes, crying and begging God to take me out even before I knew what suicide meant. I'm just a sinful parasite that latches onto people.

To not have existed would mean I wouldn't have to experience or think as there is no 'me' to do such thing.
 
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ungodly

ungodly

Human = Garbage
Nov 6, 2025
26
literally every fucking day lmao

i feel like i'm past the point of recovery. literally every aspect of my life is tainted in some way due to shit i had no control over. i'm constantly being eaten alive by thoughts of wishing i had a better childhood, better brain, better genetics, but none of that would matter if i was never here to begin with. if i had never come into existence, nothing would be missing in the world, but just simply because i do i'm being forced to pick up the pieces. i'm literally being punished for existing.

even when i'm at my best, a part of me just wishes i never had to experience this in the first place. i'm constantly afraid that i'm going to drive the people around me away with my problems and i know that if i had never been born, i wouldn't have to worry about inflicting my problems onto the people i care about before or after death since i wouldn't be around to perceive anything.

its not like im gonna kill myself any time soon lol since i'm supposedly making progress in therapy and have at least several months worth of shit to manage before i could the chance to try again anyway, but the concept of just never existing at all has and (probably will always be) an open door in my head.
 
TwistedNightmares

TwistedNightmares

My life is torture
Nov 1, 2025
381
Every single day I wish I wasn't born. I have only ever known suffering.
 
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Pluto

Pluto

Cat Extremist
Dec 27, 2020
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itsgone2

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Sep 21, 2025
2,110
Yes. I'm one of three. one sibling ctb a few years ago. Now I'm trying. My parents clearly messed up quite badly. I've done the same. A mistake
 
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wishiwasalittlecool

title here
Nov 10, 2025
21
I wish I was never born. My parents deserve more than me. My mom went through two miscarriages for me. I constantly feel guilt for it. A lot of suffering could've been alleviated if my parents just never had kids and if I never existed. Personally, if I am able to find someone in the future, I'd take as many steps as possible to decide if having kids would be the right step for us and those around us.
 
Marbas

Marbas

Misery Loves Company
Feb 20, 2025
96
Oh absolutely. My mother shouldn't have been allowed to have kids tbh.
 
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SweetChariot

SweetChariot

Member
Jul 10, 2026
95
I think i would lean into wishing that i'd been born normal around normal environment but yeah never being born is a good option too
 
Lost in a Dream

Lost in a Dream

He/him - Metal head
Feb 22, 2020
2,198
Absolutely I wish I had never been born. This life was a curse that was forced onto me at day 1 and I hate it. I know I replied to the thread before but I just noticed it was bumped recently and forgot I even posted here.
you can't wish having never been born if you aren't alive. the question doesn't make sense
The question makes perfect sense. People who exist can wish they had never been born and I am one of those.
 
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SilentNight1998

Member
Aug 18, 2026
12
All of my pain has been caused by being brought into a world I didn't sign up for. I couldn't do that to anyone else and I wouldn't find it ethical to bring anyone else into the prison I have been brought into.
 
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tomame

tomame

lost in the country 🌾
Dec 28, 2025
251
yes. terribly. but not so far as to not wish to not have had a soul .. i just wish i didn't come down to earth. i'm a terrible human and i hate living so much .. i haven't done much anyone in my life any benefit. having not been born altogether would ultimately have been better for society. but, i don't wish i didn't have a soul .. a faint part of me still wishes to have existed .. anywhere else but here
 
NonEssential

NonEssential

Hanging in there
Jan 15, 2025
586
That thought sometimes occurs to me when I'm overwhelmed by how difficult it actually is to ctb. Still, I feel like I've had decent experiences in life that it has been worth it being alive to some degree.
 
lastappleonearth

lastappleonearth

Возвращайся
Jun 11, 2026
467
I don't think that coming into existence and having children is necessarily a bad thing, but personally I sometimes wish that I just never existed to begin with. Idk, I think I can understand why people want to have kids, have a family, in some ways it's almost instinctual. I guess it is also selfish in some regard, but that doesn't make it immoral in my opinion, it's just natural
 
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death over slavery

Liquidating entity
Sep 19, 2025
79
Yes. And I wished that so bad I even told my biological parents about their horrible decision to procreate with no proper planning whatsoever.
 
GodzillasBiggestFan

GodzillasBiggestFan

Godzilla's Lonely Bestie
Jan 12, 2026
432
kind of yeah. there were some good parts like doing theatre. there was times i helped someone when no one else was there and if i wasnt born, they'd have been alone. but never having existed also does kind of sound better. so i dont know.
 
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ScaredPossum

ScaredPossum

Member
May 6, 2026
47
Yeah, I wish I was never born. My parents had me bc they felt they needed to. They had me bc they wanted a trophy child to brag to one up their friends. And they've told me they regretted having me.

Plus, all the pressure from my anxiety and dysphoria gets to me. I do find my suffering avoidable and pointless. I might do something about it soon tho so yayy.
 
lastappleonearth

lastappleonearth

Возвращайся
Jun 11, 2026
467
kind of yeah. there were some good parts like doing theatre. there was times i helped someone when no one else was there and if i wasnt born, they'd have been alone. but never having existed also does kind of sound better. so i dont know.
It's very cool that you were able to help someone
 
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