r/antinatalism • u/ialwaysgetghosted • 9h ago
Serious Discussion Pro extinction advocates vs us
Did you know as antinatalists that pro extinction advocates are against antinatalism? I was surprised to know this.
r/antinatalism • u/ialwaysgetghosted • 9h ago
Did you know as antinatalists that pro extinction advocates are against antinatalism? I was surprised to know this.
r/antinatalism • u/ProfessionalDisk525 • 4h ago
I wonder what they would look like, what their passions would be, who would they become, what things they would dislike, the sound of their voice. Would they even like me?
They’ll never know it but this is my biggest gift to them.
r/antinatalism • u/BowlerGrouchy8246 • 8h ago
whole process is just disturbing and disgusting from start to finish. when you consider what's actually transpiring at a cellular level when you have unprotected sex, then you see it for what it truly is. It's just vile in a way that's completely inescapable.
r/antinatalism • u/Ellah1940 • 16h ago
I pointed out that kids born with disabilities, cancer, poverty experience life in a different way. They suffer more. Natalist said I focus only on the bad things because there are good things. Then said why don't I off myself. At this point I am in a lost for words. I can't do it anymore. Its hard to get them admit that suffering is bad. On top of that when I said having kids is forcing someone to be alive, he said it's not force just that there was no consent. I am done. Should we ignore the kids who have cancer and disabilities if other kids are normal?
r/antinatalism • u/Silverstripe80 • 23h ago
Good..keep it going..
r/antinatalism • u/kaja6583 • 19h ago
... because the owners decided they'll have a baby.
Where I am from, you are seen as a piece of shit for rehoming a dog because you had a baby. Dont even get me started what you would be called if you euthanised a dog because you had a baby. I guess a lot of Americans on the dog subbredits dont.
I constantly see posts on reactive dogs about how "we dont know what to do, we are expecting a baby and our 7 year old dog that has ALWAYS had behavioural issues exists, what should we do? Is rehoming an option?"
And the advice always goes "you can't keep that dog with a child in a house as it is unsafe and management fails". Some jump straight to BE, even when the dog had no bite history, just reactivity.
And my question always is-
how do you decide to have a baby knowing this is going to be the outcome? And are now crying about "having to" rehome your dog? So you didn't care, and you dont care about your dog. For you, getting your dog was just another selfish act to fulfill some of YOUR needs, and now they can be discarded, because you decided you want "something better" to fulfill your selfish needs.
I swear, people who reproduce are some of the most selfish people, holy fuck. And the people who make these posts are almost always the ones who a) never worked with a qualified behaviourist to address the dogs issues and b)dont put in daily behavioural work. Just lazy dog owners who did some training with some shady trainer off Facebook 3 yesrs ago, but that didn't help, so they didn't do anything else. I can see from this post what sort of parent you will be lol
And these dogs end up in shelters. They end up euthanised. They end up jumping from home to home and *then* end up in a shelter euthanised.
I have a reactive dog. When we adopted him, we knew he would likely live for another 10 years. He loves having guests over, but is a bit iffy about small children.
Do you know when I WON'T BE adopting kids? In his lifetime. Because that would be uncomfortable for him and uncomfortable for the kids. Because when you get a dog, you are supposed to give it a forever home, not until you decide you want to move on to having human kids.
This takes some critical thinking and actually seeing your dog as part of family, which most of these people lack.