/lit/ - Literature

>>22887214

Not even being ironic.

In the future, humans will be genetically engineered to absolutely love life and wake up every day with more energy and purpose than you have ever felt in your life. This is how nihilism and antinatalism will be totally obliterated from thought-space once and for all.

>>22682695

Help me /lit/, I'm starting to develop an anti-natalist stance, not in the hedonist
>But muh free time
>But muh traveling
>But muh disposable income
more in the Schopenhauerian sense of
>Stop creating meat for the meat grinder, reject maya, embrace celibacy
this, of course is merely the philosophical level. On a more personal one I've adopted a form of self imposed eugenics, even if I could find a gf (which I can not as a subhuman), the act of procreation on my end would be an act of child abuse. By choosing to have children I would, merely by this choice, be a horrible parent.
I don't want to be this guy whoever. It's way too Rick and Morty for my taste. Convince me otherwise /lit/.