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I'll take a stab at this data..

Delayed family formation due to the paradox of choice (dating apps), lack of home ownership, overall fiat economy where nobody feels like they have "enough" to have kids.

Coupled with actual fertility rates dropping from toxicity of jabs, heavy metals in the air and soil, herbicides (mainly glyphosate), pesticides, forever chemicals, plastics, etc etc

Then you have the world outlook of a generation that's been indoctrinated to think the world is ending and the best thing you can do for it is not procreate.

Add the growing gap in values & worldviews between men and women (generally speaking) and you got yourself a stew

Also its not surprising that blue states have the lowest rates while red ones are highest.

Hard to have kids when your biology is compromised and you think multiple generations thinking is pointless

And I haven't even mentioned birth control and abortion..

Billy gates and the other depopulation parasites are smiling and nodding with pride as they read stuff like this.

Moral of the story- Build your tribe, people!

Adam Snyder 8mo ago

I think pushing college, student debt and focusing on career above all else (especially for women) is more of a causal factor than dating apps. Too many get sucked into career to even think of committed relationships or being a mom.

I think the fact that "older" women having more kids than younger bears this out as well. The 35+ women are considered "geriatric pregnancies" and come with increased risk to both mother and baby, and the fertility window is closing. These women are old enough to have "been there done that" with corporate life and are more likely to realize their time to start a family is limited.

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Stacking Functions 8mo ago

Yes I consider college, debt, jobs, etc as the fiat economy. I should've been more specific.

All of this is multi-factorial and not all bad.

Having kids at 25 instead of 35 can cause those younger parents to feel the fomo of lots of single life experience. While people in their 30's traveled the world, had all kinds of work and life experience and feel content to put their more "selfish" desires aside to focus on raising the next generation.

The dating apps are not "bad", yet give us the unnatural feeling of endless options. Its like that restaurant with the huge menu and you have a hard time making a choice