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I'm sorry to be a little rude here, but aren't we supposed to be discussing philosophy and theories about life, not people's personal problems? I'm probably more than a little biased because I'm an early childhood education student and I love kids, but still. Whether you want kids or you don't, what difference does it really make? Some people want children, some don't. I agree that people should seriously think it through and decide whether they want children before they have sex. It's not about a population problem though, it's about the KIDS! They're not "problems" or things. They are what they are...Children...PEOPLE! As for the expectation of having children once you're married, I think for the most part, what difference does it make what other people want? It's your business, not theirs. Having a baby out of wedlock goes against the Christian, Catholic, and other religions, which make up a huge amount of the population, but other than that, as long as you're going to take care of the child, what difference does it make whether you're married or not? The main reason for waiting until you're married to have a child is the higher level of commitment that is SUPPOSED to be attached to marriage. Anyhow, I'm willing to hear all replies, good or bad.
"Life exists specifically because it has an end. Death is what forces people to live."
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