[ SECRET POST #6217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6217 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I don't know, the idea that we don't have free will at all seems even more depressing to me than my position.

Like I said, even though we don't have free will, we have to act like we do. The irony.

We may not be able to choose to be parents independent of tradition and social expectations, but we can at least carve other paths.

But if you can't choose to be a parent because you can't choose things due to societal expectations, then how can you choose to NOT be a parent? Either you can have done otherwise, or you can't. If you can't, then you didn't choose. If you could have, then you DID choose. It doesn't matter if any or what kind of pressures are on you. You COULD have done otherwise. That means you had a choice. If you can choose not to, then you can choose to do it.

You can't say that people can choose to "carve other paths" but can't choose to continue tradition. You can't have it both ways. Either people CAN choose to be traditional, or we have no choices at all.