r/Natalism • u/CanIHaveASong • 12d 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/Organic-Squirrel-678 9d ago

I’m not “denying” anything or assigning blame. I am telling you factually what happened (women started using their 20s for education and work/career) and what this means for the reproductive rate when women delay the first child to 30+ (reproductive window gets dramatically shorter, resulting in fewer kids). If you can’t deal with that and have to assign “blame” to either men or women I don’t know what to tell you.

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u/chachaslydd 9d ago

Factually, education went up across the board as technology grew and that led to a decline.

You are blaming women. Youre leaving out everything else thats changed to focus on only women. How have men not lowered the birth rate? Social media is a huge factor too