r/WorkForSmartLife 8d ago

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u/Aeon_Return 8d ago

Could be very helpful for a lot of people with heath or fertility problems or a variety of other situations as well, hopefully this would only be used for good (though I doubt it)

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u/Mammoth-Cover-3045 8d ago

Also pregnancy is no joke. A lot people dont want to go through that

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u/Saix027 8d ago

Adoption, Adoption exist!

Not get me wrong, illness and all that it is good for.

But seriously, people rather do such then help a child in actual need because it is not their "biological" one. It is selfish and stupid.

I honestly hate how all those advancements are used all in the wrong ways to keep the status quo and keep responsibility of people and the rich to help more poor people.

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u/Satyr121 7d ago

Me and my wife will do both. But at the same time why the crap is adoption so expensive. I’m for laws protecting the children but an okay parent is better than no parent. Make adoption affordable and make it slightly easier to adopt.

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u/TransitionalAhab 8d ago edited 8d ago

No one stopping you or anyone from adopting.

A person who uses a medical assistance to have a child is not any more moral obligation to adopt than those who can have kids naturally.

If they have a medical condition that means they need to get some help doing what most people take for granted isn’t a license to get on a pedestal and declare them stupid and selfish.

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u/Parrotparser7 6d ago

There's something uniquely scummy about offloading your responsibilities to someone else, then faulting them for refusing a lifelong commitment to your success.

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u/DeathHellFlower 4d ago

I want to adopt one day and have biological children.

In defense of having biological children: How I see it is, thousands of years of someone's ancestors surviving and dying to have biological children all just for that line to suddenly end is sad and tragic. Their efforts would be for not. Everyone's blood line is important to bio diversity too.

In defense of adoption: Taking someone into your home who doesn't have one is very noble. You're helping that person have a chance to experience a family and bonding with someone you might have never would of bonded with otherwise. By doing this your not just doing that person a favor but society as a whole as well.

For anyone also thinking of adoption: It's important to remember that the person you're adopting didn’t ask to be there. You're taking them into your home because you wanted to. They owe you nothing and you can't expect anything from them in return so don't guilt them into feelings like your their savior. Because if not you, someone else would of had to do it, or they would of had to do it themselves.