<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

Okay, I don't actually mean *everyone* should stop having babies.

I've hit my mid-twenties, and my mind is starting to wander into rather frightening territory involving a job (with any luck), a house, and a family. I've always imagined this family of mine containing several children. I love kids, and I think I'd make a decent parent.

But with the root of most of the world's problems being overpopulation, I'm having a hard time convincing myself that it's okay to create more children... How can we be morally justified to bring more life into this world when there are dwindling natural resources, an unstable economy, and thousands of children already starving or in need of adoptive homes? Shouldn't we all scale back a bit and adopt instead of birth? More children just seems to equal more pollution and fewer resources, which is bad for the environment AND for the children.

Anyway, my current S.O. insists on having biologically-related children, so I'd like to see if someone can convince me that I can birth a child without feeling intense guilt about contributing to global destruction...
<bot>: Babies are cute, but the world has too many people already.  Shouldn't I adopt rather than pop out more?