Would you still marry your lover if you knew that she/he is infertile?

**PaleoEuropean** · 05-30-2020, 10:52 PM

Originally Posted by frankhammer

It seems to me, you have bigger problems than mexicans atm if the media is to be believed. Once lefties take the side of minorities, they are like a dog with a bone. They've already gained influence in the education sector. It is almost like watching a larger scale replay of NZ 20+ years ago.

I am so unaffected by all that though, I live in the South blacks here don't riot and they usually only live in certain areas far from me. I feel like I live on a different planet sometimes because where I live just is just so distant in a lot of ways. The only thing people care about here is highschool and college football

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**PaleoEuropean** · 05-30-2020, 10:53 PM

Originally Posted by frankhammer

It seems to me, you have bigger problems than mexicans atm if the media is to be believed. Once lefties take the side of minorities, they are like a dog with a bone. They've already gained influence in the education sector. It is almost like watching a larger scale replay of NZ 20+ years ago.

I am so unaffected by all that though, I live in the South blacks here don't riot and they usually only live in certain areas far from me. I feel like I live on a different planet sometimes because where I live just is just so distant in a lot of ways. The only thing people care about here is highschool and college football

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**Mortimer** · 05-31-2020, 01:42 AM

Yes

**Westbrook** · 05-31-2020, 01:51 AM

I have no desire to get married but this probably wouldn't matter to me if I did. Although I don't really see the point of marriage at all if the couple has no plans for children either.

**Mortimer** · 05-31-2020, 02:00 AM

Originally Posted by Westbrook

I have no desire to get married but this probably wouldn't matter to me if I did. Although I don't really see the point of marriage at all if the couple has no plans for children either.

There is so much science now you can easy overcome infertility. For example egg donors, if the female is infertile. Or you can adopt.

**Konstantinos** · 05-31-2020, 02:02 AM

Love trumps logic. It's such a difficult situation that I could only know if it presented, but cautiously I will answer yes.

**Westbrook** · 05-31-2020, 02:08 AM

Truthfully it's always been hard to see myself loving or caring for kids that aren't biologically mine.

Originally Posted by Mortimer

There is so much science now you can easy overcome infertility. For example egg donors, if the female is infertile. Or you can adopt.

**de Burgh II** · 05-31-2020, 02:16 AM

Depends; call me selfish, but i would want to secure a future for my own biological children and help them towards their own autonomy.

Hence, i would want a biological fit and fertile woman to help carry on my legacy.

Everyone's selfish; we all have a biological instinct to procreate; to work against this is biological, self induced suicide that go against our very nature.