Ask me anything (within reason, of course :)

Yes. These are childfree arguments, not antinatalists'.

I'd begin with selfish reasons for not having children and proceed to ethical problems with procreatin, especially since in your initial question you said young women and I thought of how young people feel they can accomplish anything, that the world is a safe and friendy place, they probably still haven't seen much tragedy and death of loved once. That's why first I'd go for pointing out the downsides of becoming a parent. Young people oftentimes don't realize how their lifestyle will change drastically and how they'll have to give up a major part of their freedom and fun. Some, of course, aren't having much fun anyway, so they see kids as a pill from boredom and meaninglessness. People are different, and while some may be convinced with more selfish arguments others will be more receptive to antinatalist points.

"(ex)sister"? ... female beasts? - haha!

Wow that is harsh. Renouncing and all.

So you failed to 'convert' your sister? (I think 'convince' is a better word as converting usually refers to religion not philosophy.)

What's your method then?

I will probably write more on other topics. I feel like I've writen pretty much everything I wanted to say on antinatalism so I'd just be repeating myself which is boring. Of course if I come across some interesting read or movie or article on the topic I may want to comment on that.

Philosophic pessimism in general did influence my life and occupied my thinking patterns simply because when you see life as 'a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing' this is a pretty significant conclusion which puts everything you ponder in perspective.

Thank you :)

...she good know about suffering because she works with peoples who suffer and she suffer too. But not enough, is seems.

Not necessarily. A lot of people suffer greately and then go on to preach the optimism and stoicism and religion and life-glorifyng bullshit. Sufferring seems to be an essential but not a sufficient condition for an individual to adopt pessimistic outlook on life. I would even assume that it's possible that too much suffering can have an adverse effect and that person will be much more motivated to stay positive and live as though nothing happenned than those who suffered less in life...

The most efficient methods is based on very painful experiments.
If I fail, I would like to touch her... with red-hot iron.

That sounds violent. Please don't post anything like that on my site.

they afraid to see ugly reality. Especially if we talking about women. ;)

if some woman want to send her child on this bloody world, I want to stop her.

You sound misogynistic. Women don't make children alone. It is a 50/50 responsibility but you seem to concentrate only on one gender and channel your anger there. Condoms and vasectomy are available for men who want to have safe sex. If they treat sex irresponsibly they have no business complaining that she doesn't want to have an abortion - that's where it already becomes her business, just don't let it come to that, all the power initially belongs to men. Why aren't you complaining about how men treat this problem lightly?

Of course, women can go to sperm bank but most children are still born from consensual sex where men are willing participants.

Not only do I not support it, I don't see a point in talking about violence when you are a tiny minority. When your philosophy is not popular you at least try and gain more support before calling for any radical measures.

Ukraine is all over the news these days. Not for a good reason unfortunately.

I live in Kiev, and have always lived close to it.

My grandparents come from Russia, Russian is my native language, but my nationality reads "Ukrainian". I'm not a nationalist, I can't even call myself a patriot.

Ukraine is ... well, this is a pretty acurate description of what's going on. Up until recently it was a peaceful place. A lot of people thought "we may be living in a corrupt poor country but at least there's no war, terrorism or shootings in schools". This has changed a bit. People fear escalation of the conflict to a civil war, but some experts reassure it's unlikely. I personally would prefer for Ukraine to be more like Europe and less like Russia, but there are lots of people who think differently, and so we're not moving anywhere, stuck.

Thank you, Sunflower. :)