CryingTears15 wrote:
On one hand, creating a whole new person from my genetics who I will more likely than not love unconditionally sounds kind of cool.
On the other, attaining my own goals will be more difficult, and little kids/babies are awful.
This is going to sound horrible, but I often fantasize about having a child young and giving it up, only to reconnect with it as a teen years later. Sounds nice in fantasy, but terribly cold as an actual goal.
(Oh, and I would say I don't want to pass on my anxiety, depression, and ASD, but if I have all those and still prefer being alive, then it's only ideal to think that they will as well. I wouldn't want to imply that not being alive at all is better than all those things combined. It sounds like the opposite of what counselors tell me.)
Doesn't sound horrible to me. But there's one thing you may not have thought about, what's going to happen to this kid during those years? You'd probably be put in a really sour mood if at your reunion you discovered the kid had grown up to be a disappointing twit.