For those of us who are mgtow and childless, is this something that one can possibly come to regret later in life, perhaps from a biological urge to reproduce and pass on legacy? Or can we as humans override this primitive function with logic, red pill and the current climate of things the way they are?

I’m 38, never married, no kids. Never had desire for either and don’t want it now. But will I feel the same way when i’m 50, 60, 70. Will I be as emotionally resilient? I guess time will tell. Societal expectations don’t factor into this since I stopped giving a fuck about that long ago. My only concern is how I feel about this later in life.

Other than the biological imperative to procreate, offspring also provide companionship and support but I have a feeling we’ll all have personal AI assistants that will manifest in a physical form within the next 30 years which would be within my lifetime at least. I won’t need a strong son to move the TV downstairs, wipe my ass on the toilet or mow the lawn. My AI assistant will have that covered and then some (sex).

So those are my thoughts on the matter. Feel free to chime in.