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Is the kindest thing you can do for your child to not have one in the first place

So ive been reading about this philosophy that no matter what if you live you’ll suffer because it’s human nature to look toward the bad things in life instead of the good. So having children is creating unneccessary suffering and is evil in that way. Thats the general thought proccess. What id like to ask you all is some opinions on people looking towards the bad aspects of life more than the good. Im 18 and big into philosophy and would love any suggestions for books or anything like that.
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Well this position sounds a lot like David Benatar’s anti-natalism. His moral system places much more emphasis on reducing pain than promoting pleasure and from that he argues it’s always better to not create new life and that we always harm those we create by creating them. 

If you want to read more about it then a good place to start would be his book: *Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence*