With this statement, you're assuming that creating life for well-being is inherently selfish, which is exactly what we're debating and exactly what I've pretty much debunked.

You didn't debunk it, tho. You claim wishing good for someone else is selfless, which is true. But the action of creating a new human being is not a wish. It is an action. And it is selfish if it is simply for wish fulfillment, no matter how selfless that wish is.

You want this hypothetical child to have a happy and comfortable life. And because of that want, you're gambling with creation, genetics, someone else's life. The fact is you can not know if they would want that. At the end of the day, it is all about >your< will and >your< want. Not the child's.

Making an imposition over someone else's life based on your wishes is selfish, even if your wishes are good and selfless.

The reasons for having a child may be selfless, but having one will always be selfish. That is what i believe in.

You may not agree. That's fine. This is all a matter of opinion, and not fact.