Life decisions

[matrixmann]

Lifestyles open doors to certain life decisions. Some are incompatible with certain decisions. Some also don't contain certain decisions. Literally, it's not on that path to be put to choose for certain things

Comments

[onb2017]

It is hard, lots of revolutionists did not have family to devote themselves to fight so I think it is a great path, provided it is not wasted. Actually, if you achieve some changes it is like the whole society is your family in some sense.

[matrixmann]

Not only that.
I even think of the lifeforms of normal people.

This world keeps telling and suggesting to you like all shapes of life can be combined with each other. Like, you can be gay, but still have a soccer team of children as your own. That's a lie. Unless somebody of a partnership like this once had relationships with women that resulted in kids, this is not possible by natural causes.
Well, then some people might say "You can adopt a lot of kids!" - in the basic sense, I'd think it is better for kids to be raised by any kind of people that take the function of "parents" than remaining without that resort they can always return to. This also includes same-sex couples.
What I only get to wrangle with is this suggestion that you receive in the subtext these days "all same-sex couples should have children and be the classic two-people-relationship like all heterosexual couples". I think that is a wrong path.
As it just remains what it is, under natural circumstances it needs males and females to create this image in reality