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    The bad habit of bearing children
    with H. Theixos
    International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 7 (1): 35. 2014.
    The decision to procreate—to have, raise, and nurture biological children—is almost never subject to moral scrutiny. In fact, most societies implicitly embrace and advance procreation, a view known as pronatalism: procreation is morally desirable, psychologically “normal,” and generally seen as a laudable life choice. Those who cannot procreate are understood to have suffered a severe loss, and having or desiring to have children is considered an important developmental marker of increasing matu…Read more