Right, my rejection of hedonism and personal pleasures to sacrifice for someone else's future is "fixated by materialism."

What are you even going on about? You seem to have built this bizarre image in your head about me because I dared to criticised your stupid argument that "the only thing happens in life is having children". It's as if you are so insecure about that decision that you need to lash out irrationally against all who point out that it's not the only decision a man could make and have a life that "matters". It is you that are refusing to acknowledge that there is other good that can be done in this world apart from having children. I never said that it's wrong to have children.

Despite you thinking you are all holier than thou because you've produce a child (good for you), I have far higher regard for those who renounce hedonism, personal pleasures and having families of their own to do God's work, for they are even less driven by selfish motives than you. And yes, I will say selfish motives, for your argument for having children wasn't that this was to glorify God, but rather, to further your own genetic line. Despite pretending you are doing some great good by having children, your motives for doing so do seem rather self-serving.

ps. "Fixated for materialism" is entirely related to the materialistic ideology the espouses that the only things that matter to man's life are related to this material world. That path leads to hedonism and personal pleasures, and is perhaps why you are so insecure about your decision. You feel you are renouncing something you'd rather have, instead of knowing that heading down those paths are sins that draw you away from God, and it is right to denounce them.