Today, I want to share my perspective on why I don’t want to bring a child into this world.

The first question that comes to mind is: If an unborn child could be aware of the world they are about to enter, would they consent to being born?
I believe that, in most cases, the answer would be "No, I don’t want to be born."

Why? Because the world is filled with suffering, uncertainty, and relentless struggles:

• Global warming is worsening, leading to extreme weather, natural disasters, and food shortages.
• Animal species are going extinct at an alarming rate due to human activities.
• There is no true love in this world—most relationships are based on superficial standards like appearance, wealth, or status.
• You have to constantly chase money and a partner, as society often equates self-worth with financial success and romantic relationships.
• Morality and ethics are fading, and greed, corruption, and dishonesty dominate society.
• You will get sick, you will suffer, and you will age. No one is immune to pain, disease, or the inevitability of death.
• There is no guarantee you will be born in a developed country. You might be born into poverty, war, or oppression.
• Many countries are in conflict, and global instability continues to grow.
• And many more reasons…

"I Don't Want Kids Because I Don't Have Money or Time"

Many people say they don’t want children because they lack financial stability or time. But I believe it’s not about the parents—it’s about the child. Even if you are a billionaire with all the time in the world, does that make existence worth it? Would the child want to be born, knowing they will still have to experience suffering, disappointment, and the absurdity of life?

"Why Did You Bring Me Into This World?"

Imagine a child asking their parents: "Why did you bring me into this world? What is my purpose?"
What answer can parents truly give? "To make money? To find a partner? To struggle endlessly?"

In the end, life is not a gift—it’s a responsibility forced upon someone without their consent.

What Do I Have to Offer a Child?

If I were to bring a child into this world, what could I truly offer them? Some knowledge? Skills? The ability to make money and buy a nice house? But beyond that—what else?

This is why I choose not to have children.

What are your thoughts?