Right now, I’m so tempted to look at this from a religious standpoint, but I’d try my best to just make my point without being so one-sided about this topic. Children come as a result of two individuals, male and female, having sex or by simply combining their gametes together. In our world today, many things that were once considered abnormal are now seen as normal. The rate at which childbirth is increasing is something we should be happy about, but we find ourselves complaining about it for many reasons.
Some individuals engage in sexual intercourse without caring whether they might get pregnant, and when they do, they take care of the child however they like or, in worst cases, leave the child to survive on their own. That’s not the painful part; the painful part is when they continue to have children without care. That will keep going on until they can’t give birth to children anymore. It’s like they don’t even consider the consequences of their actions, and that’s what leads to so many social issues in our society today.
Personally, I’m against abortion, so that’s out of the equation. Young people today are more concerned about satisfying their sexual desires, resulting in an increase in childbirth in our society. Sadly, those who are legally married and ready for children often struggle to have them, while those who can’t provide a proper life for a child end up having many. It’s a vicious cycle, and we need to find a way to break it.
Many children end up on the streets, left alone to survive or lose their lives if they aren’t strong enough. To survive, they do whatever it takes, often leading to illegal activities, and that’s how crime in our society keeps increasing. Young minds are left to make decisions for themselves, and they often choose the wrong path, introducing it to their own children when they have them, perpetuating the cycle. It’s heartbreaking to see children who should be in school or playing with friends instead fighting to survive on the streets.
Looking at the rate at which crime has increased over the years, it’s not a bad idea for the government to step in and find a solution to this problem. However, the government shouldn’t dictate how many children to have but rather provide orientation to guide people in making informed decisions for themselves and society. Some people have unplanned children, but it becomes alarming when parents don’t take responsibility. We need to find a way to support those who are struggling and provide resources for those who need it.
If the government regulates childbirth, it would lead to more harm than good, as people will always make choices. Education is key; those on the streets need enlightenment, and provisions should be made to help them engage in positive activities. The government can help by providing job opportunities, free education, and skill acquisition programs for those on the streets. Focusing on those in need and providing support is crucial, rather than simply regulating childbirth.
They can come in by making job provisions, free education, and skill acquisition programs available to those on the street, without dictating the number of children each family should have, as there are individuals who give birth to children without having a family or getting married. We need to understand that every situation is unique and that we can’t just apply a blanket solution to everyone. We need to consider the individual circumstances and provide support accordingly.
Furthermore, we need to address the root causes of this issue, such as poverty, lack of education, and unemployment. We need to create opportunities for people to better their lives and provide for their families. We need to invest in education and healthcare, and we need to create jobs and stimulate economic growth. We need to work together as a society to find solutions to these problems, rather than just pointing fingers and blaming each other.
In conclusion, the issue of childbirth and population growth is a complex one, and we need to approach it with sensitivity and understanding. We need to provide support and resources for those who need it, and we need to address the root causes of this issue. We can’t just regulate childbirth without considering the individual circumstances and the consequences of our actions. We need to work together to find a solution that benefits everyone, and we need to start now.
This is my little response to the hivelearners topic on ”HOW MANY KIDS?”.