10 random and mildly discomforting questions:

1. When thinking about the inevitable death of your parents, do you think you'd feel a bit more comfortable with it if you weren't so reliant on them? Does it make you feel guilty?

2. If you don't want to subject yourself to the pain & adverse changes that pregnancy inflicts on the body, do you think it is morally problematic to pay a surrogate to do so on your behalf?

3. Do you think a romantic/sexual relationship between siblings is morally wrong if they refuse to have kids and you're assured that no grooming was involved?

4. As a religious person who wants kids and believes hell is a real place, how do you deal with the possibility that they might ultimately be sent there?

5. When people call a person who has experienced extreme and/or irreversible bodily trauma (but claims to still be proud of their appearance) "beautiful", does it come off as a patronizing or genuine compliment to you?

6. Do you ever worry that motherhood may lead to a loss of your own personal identity because of how much society peddles the idea that child-rearing is primarily a woman's duty/purpose?

7. On a scale of 1 to 10, how sure are you that you have a life worth living if people are often poor judges of the overall quality of their own lives?

8. Does it worry you that marriage or cohabiting may drive you to settle into traditional gender roles you're ideologically opposed to at the moment?

9. Do you believe that a person's inner thoughts play a larger role in defining who they are, rather than their actions?

For example, if a person secretly hates taking care of their aged parents, but still does it anyway, what kind of child does that make them?

10. Since most first relationships are usually bound to come to an end, do you think dating someone who has never dated or been in a relationship before increases the chances that that relationship will eventually be dissolved?