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Pro-natalism = They thinks having children is an important parts of life, may want some themselves and thinks it's morally right or beneficial to have some. They believes in the continuation of the human race, thinks it's both good to be born, have a family and thinks it's selfless to give birth to someone to take care of them. Some even claims having as many children as possible are a honorable duty or task.

Anti-natalism = They're not necessarily pro-abortion, but thinks it's good to avoid having children and beneficial for the humanity to die out naturally. They thinks it's a way to avoid all evilness and suffering in the world, arguing bringing another human being to existence without consent are both immoral and cruel. While they're against everyone having children, they often criticize families having inheritable diseases or have been born into poverty and war mostly for passing it on their children.

It's not uncommon for anti-natalists to be existential nihilists and atheists, and pro-natalists to be religious and seeing life as an enjoyable experience. There doesn't have to be a correlation with religion and the point of view though. #Kids #Antinatalist #Pronatalist #Natalism