> in that if someone has concerns about the future of children and humanity then it seems you think there must be something broken about that person. People th

> in that if someone has concerns about the future of children and humanity then it seems you think there must be something broken about that person. People throughout history have had these thoughts. There is nothing wrong with having them. I personally think it becomes an issue when they negatively affect your life. It sounds like these thoughts/concerns have drastically shaped your life. They don't have to. In addition, the majority of your statements come off as borderline /r/redpill. Something to be aware of. Again, nothing wrong with having these types of thoughts. If you find they are having a negative impact on your life, such as reduced romantic relationships, reduced involvement in society, abandoning the idea of having children (in which you are presumably interested), that's not healthy.