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This is a very interesting question that you are posing. First of all I would like to say that I don't think any parent wants their child to suffer. They do what they can until the child can stand up on his/her own two feet and survive on his/her own. No one can tell the future. Parents cannot have a child and know everything that is going to happen to that child. Also whether anyone likes it or not, you are going to have to work. There's no real easy way that you can make a living without doing work. Sure people may or may not enjoy their job but it is a necessary part of life. It is not the parent's job to take care of their offspring for all of his/her life. After a while the parent's will not be physically able to do so. How can a parent/parent-to-be know that his/her child doesn't want to born? The only way to find out is to have the child. How about the people who have abortions? Don't you think it is cruel that those children don't get a shot at life. Some may think that maybe it is mercy. That maybe it was good for the child to not have to go through all the pain that this world throws at you.
In essence life is what you make it. Sure not everyone is going to be as successful as Bill Gates and not everyone is going to have it as easy as Paris Hilton, but life, for the most part is only difficult when you make it that way for yourself. Even those people who are drowning in money had to work for it. They have to carry the weight of the world on their shoulders as much as and maybe even more than most of us do because everyone is watching.
You talk about it not being "ok to have children knowing they will suffer merely for the possible outcome of the child building more character." You make it sound as if parents are some kind of sadistic maniacs who enjoy watching their children, literally their own sweat and blood, suffer. This is not true. Many parents work very hard to make sure that their kids have a chance at life, but it is ultimately up to the child him/herself to take that chance. You also say that "parents should be able to project upon the child's future life in a realistic fashion." What I understand from this is that you want parents to stop and to think, will my child really be the next president of the united states? Will s/he really be able to make a good living? All I have to say to that is tough cookies. Like I said earlier, you cannot blame a parent for not being able to predict the future. There are people like Harriet Tubman who probably thought that their life would not matter. What if Harriet's parents decided she was not fit for life in a world where people of color were abused and mistreated? What if they had killed her when she was born? You never know what a child can do until it happens.
A lot of people believe that there are two choices in life improve yourself to society's standards or end your life. No one is completely perfect in society's eyes. It is just a standard, not a requirement. The standards of society were built on ideas that were originally meant to better mankind as a whole but now have been twisted and warped. When people try to make themselves skinny in order to fit society's standards, they have completely missed the mark. The campaign of thinness is just so that people strive to have a healthier lifestyle in order to increase the length and quality of your life; not to make your life miserable. You shouldn't go kill yourself because you effort at "self-improvement" has failed. You can be a little overweight and still be healthy; there is always a compromise that will benefit you in the end. Life is not really forced on anyone. Like you said at anytime, anyone can take their own life. Sure the life of a child is the parent's decision to make, especially in this day and age, but unless a fetus can somehow give his/her parents a blatant sign that s/he doesn't want to live and the parents feel like there is no reason why they shouldn't have the baby then, why not?
Life isn't fair and it probably never will be, you can't blame parents for that.

interesting can we see them and dont take it the wrong way