[ SECRET POST #2086 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2086 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I am opposed to this on the grounds that humanity is not in a position to mate with other species. It could be acceptable again in time, but currently, fertile human women and virile human men who are of a heterosexual orientation and who wish to procreate should be doing so other with one another.

On principle, I don't see there being a problem with men and women who both do not wish to procreate and who are of a homosexual orientation forming partnerships with members of different species. However, as allowing such relationships could seem discriminatory, it's probably best if all humans are discouraged therein.

[(Anonymous)]

That is illogical. Who a fertile human chooses as a monogamous partner has no impact on how their genetic material is utilized for the good of the species. Humans who prefer not to create, incubate, or nurture human offspring themselves need only provide the required reproductive cells to specialized facilities which may do so in their stead. Human males have been doing this successfully since the early twentieth century, and current technology as of 2186 CE allows for human females to do the same.