r/Natalism • u/sillycloudz • 10h ago
r/Natalism • u/Redisno_ • 6h ago
I wanted to learn more perspective on antinatalism and learn about the philosophy. I tried my best to approach the topic with respect, but I was met with instant aggression even having been called “Pro rape” by one commenter. Some people in the comments are civil. Thoughts?
r/Natalism • u/flutterfly28 • 8h ago
Fertility is collapsing because motherhood is zero-status
x.comSurprised this hasn't already been posted here. Best explanation that rings very true for me as a mother.
r/Natalism • u/diacewrb • 19h ago
Taiwan student population falls by 283,000 in 5 years amid low birth rates
taiwannews.com.twr/Natalism • u/zz721 • 20h ago
Muslims in general have fewer kids than Christians in Tanzania
Instead of religion, urbanization rate seems to be the key factor here
r/Natalism • u/InformalPrinciple319 • 6h ago
China bans AI “boyfriends” and “girlfriends” over addiction and birth rate concerns
dexerto.comr/Natalism • u/rdh2dmd • 1h ago
Parental leave use in South Korea surges as fathers near 40%
biz.chosun.comr/Natalism • u/Happy_Psych_9694 • 7h ago
Do you think culture influences how society judges women who don't have children?
Hi everyone,
I'm a Master's student researching attitudes towards women who choose not to have children.
I'm particularly looking for Black Nigerian women (living in Nigeria or the UK) and White British women living in the UK, aged 18+.
The survey is completely anonymous and takes 5–10 minutes to complete.
Survey: https://gre.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3Vo0R2GyjDHcuVM
I'd really appreciate your help. Thank you so much!