Very much so. I honestly think it's at least a little cruel and selfish to have a child in a dying world.
That said, I remain supportive of the parents in my life and I try to keep that feeling to myself--unless the parent brings it up (my cousin has two very young children whom he adores, but he also worries for their futures due to climate change and political instability, and he'll talk pretty openly with me about it).
I can't even imagine how stressful and infuriating it would be to be sitting or standing right next to the person who is killing your people and kidnapping your children and having to remain civil.
They've been reliable for me. Of course, I usually pay the extra three dollars for express service.
To be fair, I'll bet he is a big reader.
That droopy, drippy pizza in All Dogs Go to Heaven.
I guess I might have to go back and rewatch it.
Same. And then retire to the woods.
Just kill myself and prevent the worst of it.
As others have pointed out, your premise is incorrect. Women are often portrayed as abusers, just not usually through physical abuse (much like real life).
The Terror? I must be forgetting something because there are barely any women in that show at all as far as I recall.
I think more of them are shills than bots.