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Femboys :3
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Somehow I don't think that birth rates are low because boys don't want to have sex.
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Somehow i don't think we need to "fix" that on this overpopulated shithole
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You would be surprised. Overall risk taking behavior has been dropping with the younger generations, including things like drinking, drugs, and sex.
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Not that they don't want to but pretty sure everybody is having less of it these days.
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Is this chucklefuck implying that there aren’t enough horny men out there to keep birth rates high?
Pretty sure that’s not the problem..
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It won't stop me from trying though
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In words of the broken clock which still shows correct time twice a day that is Matt Walsh.
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Ya know I get that this is probably a joke and honestly a kinda funny one given that it's Matt Walsh of all people saying it, but I do wonder if there is something else going on in his head given his proclivities towards crossdressing for example. Mind you I can barely be introspective enough towards myself let alone other people but still.
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Doesn't mean you shouldn't try
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femboys know what's up
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If thigh highs increased birth rates, Japan wouldn‘t have a declining population.
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Nothing is 100%. With enough effort anything is possible.
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Except for impossible things. Those things aren't possible.
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Just because I can't get pregnant doesn't mean you should stop trying. :3
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In the current economic circumstances, that's a feature.
No pregnancy, no economic and social burden for 20+ years and on, all because some jackass people in the eighties said "there's no such thing as a society", so other jackasses can soon become trillionaires.
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it's fairly popular in Ukraine actually but when you have the governments of two countries united in joint effort to screw things up as much as possible for as long as possible - that shit ain't solving the demographic crisis.
Birth rates are falling, because raising kids is darn expensive.
Make it easier for people to raise kids (take the money from billionaires, provide daycare, increase pay so one person can afford providing for the family) and people will be more eager to have kids.
I would take that further and say have one parent have enough money from one job so either parent can stay home.
That's what I meant when say that one person can afford to provide for family. But I guess the way you said is clearer.
Minimum wage is supposed to be that high.
That's the metric it was the minimum for.
I would push back even further and say that the nuclear family (as well as the Prussian school system) is unnatural and even harmful to child development. Raising a child in a village with lots of extended family and friends of all ages promotes much more varied socialization, with a mixture of peers to relate to and older role models to learn from.
Both daycares and schools suffer from the problem of socializing kids into seeing adults as authority figures to be placated and manipulated, rather than leaders to learn from and aspire towards. This also feeds into a cycle of seemingly-unending adolescence, to the point where we now have 30+year olds talking about “adulting” as something they still aim to achieve.
And because a great career, fancy title, expensive cars and many Instagram pics of exotic locations will get you a lot of status and respect, while having a few kids gets you at best some sympathy.
It also doesn't help how you used to have tightly knit communities where everybody helped with children and kids were often free roaming. Now kids can't go out without supervision, everywhere there are heavy vehicles at high speed and law enforcement gets involved "for the good of the child".
I don't think I will. Let's make some ridiculously wealthy people even wealthier instead.
Won't someone please think of the shareholders...
A big part is also the mental stability needed for people to want to have kids. It's not just becauae of less money, it's the increase in anxiety, depression etc. because of waves hands at everything.
Birth rates are inversely proportional to the quality of life in a country. There are higher birth rates in poorer countries.
That's because in poorer countries kids are extra hands to work, but in industrialized countries it became really hard to have kids even for people that want them, because they live from paycheck to paycheck.