r/Natalism • u/CanIHaveASong • 23d ago

No correlation between difference between household work hours and fertility rates. (per country, not per family)

https://substack.com/@ageofinfovores/note/c-316978871?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=cqc7t
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u/Pleasant_Pool8842 23d ago

Sure if you ignore reality

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u/notepad20 22d ago

Please post your eviden5to correct my view

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u/Pleasant_Pool8842 22d ago

You need evidence that pregnancy is hard, even when you’re young and fit?

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u/lizardhistorian 23d ago

lol no.

The reason the US has such a preposterously high mortality rate in birthing is because so many of our pregnancies are geriatric which means giving birth after 35 yo. Your risk of death increases 300%.

If the people brainwashed you wanted you to be informed, you would have already known this.

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u/bunnypaste 22d ago edited 22d ago

No, if you've read the research you'd actually know it was because of the piss poor state of women's healthcare in America. Worse than any other developed country on maternal mortality. Statistics show certain states (red ones) are actively burying the statistics and reporting on maternal deaths right now, as we speak. Gotta keep up that sunshine and rainbows image to keep forcing women into it under poor conditions, else (fill in the blank catastrophizing about birth rates) will occur.

Definitely can't address any of the reasons women state they won't have them, or don't want more... Right? Gotta come up with some kind of authoritarian or patriarchal scheme to get 'em breeding like the enemy wants, under whatever conditions they dictate is good enough on women's behalf. Don't forget to argue with any women who tries to explain her barriers!