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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: People should only have children deliberately and not as accidents.

It seems so many problems are caused in society by unwanted children.

One solution I’m personally considering is a vasectomy while storing sperm multiple banks. It already seems like a no brainer since currently my future as a dad can so easily be ended through minor physical harm. Redundancy seems to make sense. Then once that’s in place, I can get a vasectomy to reduce unwanted pregnancy. It can always get undone if I want the joy of doing it the old fashioned way. I just figure that deciding to have a child should take at least as long as it would take to go to the sperm bank or getting minor surgery. 

Then I started wondering why this isn’t the norm. Please CMV, explain why you wouldn’t want this, or improve/offer other solutions.
gpt
Because you can't force people to do things to their body that they don't agree with. 

Bodily autonomy is sacrosanct, dude. We even give *corpses* that shit (surgeons can't take organs from dead people unless they specifically consented to it while they were alive).