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She lost because

She didn't distance herself from all the bull shit stuff people hated about the Biden administration. She leaned into it if anything.

Because Joe Biden wouldn't step down early enough, making it look like Kamala slid right into a spot she didn't deserve. Which I understand is not really fair to hold against her.

The incessant celebrity endorsements really makes her look out of touch and full of shit. Also not really fair to hold against her. But Cardi B, J. Lo, ALL the late night hosts, and on and on. They are not like us so why would them endorsing her win anyone over?

Her not being willing to take a stand on Gaza really made her look bad to a lot of young voters

Her not being willing to step out and get in front of audiences that weren't EXTREMELY friendly to her, save that one fox news interview which didn't go great.

Although I don't think she was as bad as Hillary and Joe in this regard, it still felt like she was talking down to anyone that was on the fence or anyone from middle America. or really anyone from PA, NC, Wisconsin, Michigan. I just always felt this condescension to anyone not from LA. NYC, or DC.

Democrat turn out was down 19% because she was meh, she acted like the piss poor administration she was a part of was actually doing just fine, she made it obvious she thought things were just fine that last 4 years when they were not for a shit ton of people. If she's not even going to pretend to be a little different why go out and vote?

Most of my life, I've never thought i wanted kids cause I barely wanted friends. Looking at relationships I had, which isn't many, just 3.

All long term, but only 1 mentioned wanting kids. She did for a time, open me to it but infidelity on her part led to our relationship ending a little shy of a year.

Now as I try to pave a path forward for myself, I still have to juggle with the problem that male CF patients born in the late 1990s only live 40, maybe 45 years. And I'm 26 now, and way behind the curve to due bad decisions I've made in my life.

This combined with my status as being single makes children a laughable proposition. I can't imagine myself ever ready to handle responsibilities of being a parent. My longevity is a serious consideration as well as me being behind in life.

So I'm gonna lean towards best case scenario, I've got a wife with me when my time ends. And that is what I want most, a spouse. But what my last relationship proved is I'm somewhat amenable, if I love the woman. In that this children issue would not turn into some ultimatum.

I know better than to do something that moronic when the relationship is that special. I'd just have to allow our motivation for eachother to succeed to get me to where I feel ready to take that next step. Do you want kids?