Stereotypical morons, huh? Haha! That's about the phrase I often use. I think Panda, ant on sugar, and I share similar traits.
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I occasionally can get someone to admit that the logic of antinatalism is airtight & irrefutable. But they go right back to their default setting & socially acceptable customary ways of thinking and doing. They can see the truth of it but they can't accept it
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See? I've never been in a psych ward. You've been thru worse than I have. I've been to shrinks & counselors or therapists. I despise them, now. I need to learn from you, not the other way around. But I'm a tough nut to crack. ha ha
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I accepted antinatalism before I came to terms with it. I accepted it when I was around 12 or 13. But I didn't come to terms with it until the last few years, when I worked out the philosophical underpinnings of it. And it has made me even more antinatalist.
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I came of age in the 70's in the US. That was a pretty wild & free decade. I fell in with hippies & freethinkers, artists, etc. I was an avid reader of Kerouac, W.S. Burroughs, Nietzsche, Buddhism, etc. I rebelled like a maniac. Lotta drugs & alcohol, too.
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I went thru a hippy phase. Goth hadn't happened, yet. I was actually married to a hippy, at one point. A real hippy. She was a few years older than me. She had seen the Beatles twice. Joplin. Hendrix. All the good ones. She was alright.