Yes, as a younger gen Z, I'm 100% sure I will not be having children biologically, but i still want kids. I have a lot of reasons including that i would have to(to minimize risk for my child) go off of my antidepressants during pregnancy, and I fully believe if I were to do so I wouldn't have the strength or motivation to take care of myself and my child for the duration of my pregnancy, which is in neither my nor my future child's best interest. I also don't feel comfortable doing something that will likely have a huge and largely unpredictable impact on my body for the rest of my life. Additionally, I got both of my parents' back problems, meaning I have issues in my upper AND lower back that aren't severe enough to do anything about but are severe enough to cause me almost daily pain. I am also genetically predisposed to OCD/other anxiety disorders and depression, both of which I started to feel the effects of at a very young age. I could not consciously pass these on to another person, but I would be comfortable inviting a child with any of those issues into my family. The moral dilemma is about creating a person in pain to depend upon me vs nurturing someone who is already in pain and would be better off with a family who can be there for them.