cursed_chaos

shame on him for wanting a healthy child, right?

some people, given the choice, would rather not have a child with such a debilitating disease. it's his choice, really. people do play God now, and it's proven helpful for many.

I made no personal attacks in my comment. still, I'm sorry to hear about your disabilities, it must not be easy. I'm sure it has given you a fresh perspective, unique from one that a person free from disability would have.

that being said, being disabled is not the only way to gain a fresh perspective. it certainly is not the most convenient, either. some people also may not want the financial burden that being disabled comes with. I'm sure OP doesn't, his bill is high enough already.

my point is, he is just trying to give his children the best life possible. I'm glad you've come to terms with your disabilities and found positivity in them, really, that's wonderful. I know I wouldn't have the positivity you do if I was in your situation. but don't denounce the poor guy for trying his best for his kids. he's just doing what he feels is right.

"I wish I could wear two pairs at a time, they're so great!"

1993 3rd Generation RX-7

I'd be mad if one of my friends did that. A car is a pretty big part of someone's identity, especially one like an RX-7. They're flashy rides and someone buying the same thing steals quite a bit of thunder. It almost makes it seem less cool to have one.