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DiscussionWhy do people decide on having kids still?
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If parents never regretted their births and always found living worthwhile they assume that their kids would end up feeling the same. Life is thought of conventionally as a gift because even if it is limited in duration during that span of time you get to have experiences that you wouldn't have been able to have otherwise. Of course for some people the net experience ends up being very unpleasant but those for whom it doesn't think that their children won't be any different.
People don't tend to consider alternative viewpoints until they're forced to and a lot of parents never were forced to.
In my case, my parents both had terrible childhoods with alot of abuse and trauma. They just made kids becaus they were bored and didnt think their trauma could affect their kids. My mother said she had her latest child because she was "lonely" after she cheated on my husband and they got divorced. My dad said i should make a baby because it will distract me from my severe depression. Some people are just like NPCS. It's scary.
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