the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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It’s funny that I’ll never have kids but if I did I’m “supposed to” experience the best thing in life (love for a child) yet the best thing I can do for the unborn child is to not bring them into existence because of how harsh it would be for them. In essence they exist but in reality they don’t because they shouldn’t exist because I’m stopping them from existing because my love for them is too strong.
Nerd reply guy: “Adopt kids” 🤓
why don’t you mind your own fucking business?
welcome back!
O7
Is it better to gain positives or to avoid negatives?
Regardless as a utilitarian I need to have kids to run the moral calculation abacus
Avoid negatives generally
I think people are inherently gain seeking for the most part and I'm not really convinced by westerners about the "harshness" of life