I have a special "elimation diet". It's basically anything that doesn't trigger my digestive disorder.

According to the Christian faith, yes. I believe that Jesus was a prophet. I'm sticking to my beliefs.

Not all of them, but certainly more of them. Btw, I like the way you worded the options "yes" and "probably". Those are definitely close to my views of how I see procreation (gag).

However, you can not actually abort a baby. It's already out. Of course, you could still abort a fetus.

I admit, I am very unapologetically not pro-life. I also know that most abortions are done as a form of birth control (not good). But wanting to make abortion illegal is saying that the life of a woman is not that important.

The only reason why homosexuality is wrong is that it doesn't produce a baby. Procreation is overrated.

Take it from someone who had BDD. No.

Other than that, I believe that the body and self are separate in most ways. It's hard for me to explain. That and, the self is bigger than the body.

Your reasons are the same as my own. I imagine, I wouldn't have been able to word it as nicely.

There are certain veggies I hate, but there are more fruits I hate. And, one of them is put into 99% of juice mixes.

I also actually like that vegetables aren't so sweet. My favorite fruit is the tomato.

Vegetables make better salads.

I'm sorry to say, but, girls look better with red hair. But I'm like most people. I prefer brown hair. The darker, the better.

I'd rather have a boy. I'm speaking hypothetically, of course. I'm child-free by choice. Boys aren't an easier to raise than girls. Girls may be more emotional, but boys are physically exhausting. But a boy would get paid more than a girl. Plus, I wouldn't have to worry about periods or teen pregnancy. Not so much the last one, but the idea of pregnancy is terrifying for a nulliparous woman. It would be worse to see my own chil pregnant. With a boy, that will not happen. As for girls being more annoying, that's an inaccurate generalization (but aren't they all?). Out of me, my sister, and brother, he was the one to go through an "annoying phase". I went through an "angry phase". Atypical, I guess.

Also, if I were forced to have a child, and it ended up being a boy, there would be less pressure for me to continue. We live in a man's world.

Actually, I would say, I have "no luck". But that's better than it used to be. Some people like to argue that luck doesn't exist. But it does.

Atheists are complained about much more, but Christians tend to view other religions as being perverted from the truth. (I know this, because I practically grew up in a church.) Also, religious nuts are far more likely to resort to terrorism. Christians don't have any reason to fear their own.