Was I totally against the idea of having kids with Kat one day? Other than breaking out in hives at the thought of that, the idea wasn't too horrible. Of course, I wanted the white picket fence bullshit...if it occurred a good ten years from now, and the kids didn't have weird bowl haircuts and couldn't Jedi mind-screw people.
The narrator expresses mixed feelings about the idea of having children with Kat. While the thought initially causes anxiety, he acknowledges that it isn't entirely unattractive. He fantasizes about a traditional family life, complete with a house and children, but emphasizes that this vision should be a decade away.
Additionally, the narrator humorously imagines potential traits of their future children, specifically worrying about peculiar hairstyles and unusual abilities. This adds a light-hearted element to his reflections on parenthood and what the future might hold for him and Kat.
