>>18401 Probably not.

>>18401 I'll do the best I can.

>>18401 Only one way to find out.

>>18406 Came here to post this.

>>18401 No, I'd be a terrible parent. One of the reasons I don't want children.

>>18401 While I don't feel I'd ever be a good father, in total earnest could anyone ever feel they'd be a good parent if they truly put another life over their own? Such a thing is impossible to know how far one would need to, or even be willing to put their own life as an afterthought compared to the one they're trying to raise. Probably the most important question to see if you'd do well is are you willing to loose your autonomy for potentially decades? Giving up your own life for one you'd put your everything in. I doubt anyone can truly be ready for such a shift in their way of being.

>>18445 Good post. I've toyed with the notion that parenthood is sort of like mastering a craft, in that a certain amount of ego death is required.

>>18564 >parenthood is sort of like mastering a craft, It'll take many attempts to get good at it?