I think it can be normal for people with Asperger's Syndrome traits to think in such a way.
It seems that you value nature above everything else, and you reason one-sidedly from that perspective.
You come up with a lot of reasons why people would want babies, and to some extent those reasons may be accurate, but it seems that you impute rational motives for having children to people to too great an extent. It seems that you underestimate their instinctual wanting to have kids and overestimate their reasoning for having kids.
Some of your comments make it seem like you lack empathy, and expect people to act in a mostly rational way. It seems that you think that people should use their rationality to live their life guided by some ideals (nature and the environment having great worth) that you have chosen (more or less) arbitrarily to be important.
Is it normal that believe that having kids is selfish?
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I think it can be normal for people with Asperger's Syndrome traits to think in such a way.
It seems that you value nature above everything else, and you reason one-sidedly from that perspective.
You come up with a lot of reasons why people would want babies, and to some extent those reasons may be accurate, but it seems that you impute rational motives for having children to people to too great an extent. It seems that you underestimate their instinctual wanting to have kids and overestimate their reasoning for having kids.
Some of your comments make it seem like you lack empathy, and expect people to act in a mostly rational way. It seems that you think that people should use their rationality to live their life guided by some ideals (nature and the environment having great worth) that you have chosen (more or less) arbitrarily to be important.