Pronatalist
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Whatever happened to extolling the many virtues, of welcoming natural family growth?
How do you differ between natural and unnatural anyway?
Instead of arguing about what's right and wrong, you're really talking about whats natural and unnatural (which for me isn't the same). It's like you're skipping a beat.
You're argument is so simple it's a bit relaxing, like a fresh of breath air. But at the same time I find it extremely arrogant and bitter.
And I am wondering what culture do you belong? Suburbs of America, or a ranch in South Africa, restaurant in China?
I place more emphasis upon what's good for man. Obviously, either God or nature, or both, has place intelligence within people, for some very good or profound reasons, including to enhance our abilities to reproduce and survive and thrive.
As I read of somebody writing that villages in Africa are growing into small towns haphazardly, I have no desire to try to hold back or slow the natural spread of the human race, over more and more of the land. No doubt, they are having so many children, for very good and profound reasons. They likely love their children, and see more humans coming alive, as a great enhancement of the nature around them. What I care about, is proper human population ACCOMODATION only, never imposing unjust, unnatural population "control." I like to see the population growth be more wisely planned for, and deliberately welcomed.
I am glad you see my pronatalist position as simple and "relaxing," as that's some of the ideas I am trying to get across. I believe so many more married couples, could have so much better enjoyable, erotic sexual lives, if they could somehow more "relax," and just welcome the babies to push out naturally, taking no "precautions," making no efforts to try to regulate the natural pace of natural human reproduction, other than obviously, responsibly building their proper family nests. Sex becomes more elegant and erotic, when breeding couples are proud to think that they are doing their part at further ENLARGING the already "huge" human race, for the greater good of the many. As people make love, the burgeoning huge human herd, continues to grow. Love "overflows" and so more children come alive. The simple best way, to avoid needless restrictions upon how many children we may have, is to speak against any perceived notion of ever having to impose them, and encourage people to go ahead and enjoy having their "traditionally very large" families. It's all for the greater good, as more and more people would be glad to come alive and experience life.
I believe it so much better, to respect the human body's natural reproductive rhythms, and welcome babies to happen as they happen. It worked quite well for our ancestors, who were more into that than our "modern" wayward culture that has largely forgotten what a great blessing from God, our children really are. Welcome more people to pair up and marry young, if and as they are ready, and don't bother to "space" babies. Plan for and encourage natural family growth.
What culture am I? U.S. citizen. But, although we don't even seem to hardly notice, even the U.S. is growing a little bit "big" in population. We just passed the 300 million mark, officially, a couple of years ago, 3rd most populous country in the world, and as I hear, among the fastest-growing developed countries. So shouldn't even some U.S. pronatalism, to be expected? Of course with just over half the average world population density (lower density than the global average), we have plenty of room comparitively, to grow. We are nearing more closely to a third of a billion people, than leaving behind the quarter billion of yesteryear. I suspect that U.S. growing-trend Stay-At-Home Moms, and "religious" homeschoolers, are actually more likely to breed prolifically, something like how immigrants are rumored to have "baby after baby," as children aren't likely to be seen as "obstacles" to the career ambitions, of mothers with no "careers" other than to be good wives and mothers and home-keepers.
We should set a good example, for a growing world of people, by growing ourselves, and showing the world how it is best done.
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