
Lupgevif
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- Jul 23, 2020
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No. Even if I do not kill myself, get older and sort my life, no. Don't wanna risk repeating history.
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That's just it, I'm certainly in no rush to have any right now or even in the next few years (I'm only 26 after all) and I'm in no financial position to raise any either. She only broke it off with me to save both of us from the future potential romantic drama of when I might eventually feel more like I actually want them and while she isn't completely against it, she physically can't even if she wanted to. Come to think of it, I should have fought harder for her to give me the chance to prove I can change my opinion...@Dr Iron Arc don't be in a hurry to have kids. Take your time, get married and make sure you are financially and mentally ready for them. I'm sorry about your sister. At least she is lucky to have you. Autism is genetic.
I definitely won't be sticking around long enough to have kids, not that I want them. I think I would make a pretty shit mother. I don't like that there's this expectation for us to get married and kids.
I think that most people have kids because society pressures them into it. My biggest fear is that my kid would be born with some type of disability that would render them incapable of living an independent life.Does anyone here want kids but don't want to raise them? I thought that I'm against kids but I recently realized that it's the caring/nurturing component that puts me off. It feels to me like a big waste of time and effort.
I understand people think this and I respect it but I don't think depression is inherited, my mother didn't suffer from depression at all or father, I believe depression is because of your own personal issues. My mother died, my father lives far away from me and is sort of useless so I know it's important to make a stable family for the sake of your child and their future.No, I can't physically have children.
If I could I wouldn't because a) they inherit my genes and mental capabilities and b) the world is already an overpopulated clusterfuck were everyone is just pressed into this capitalist hell and only measured by how "productive" they are.
Plus if anyone was really serious about teaching/loving a little human they would adopt but in this world having a biological child is only there to serve as another status symbol and insures ones damn genes live on.
And last but not least: If I could have chosen not to be born - I would - in a heartbeat - I can't expect from another human not to feel the same.