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there is a huge DEMAND, but whether you can take that to market and make it viable is a different story. actually kinda shocked China or Korea haven't made thi

• hyeonwho22 3y ago
  The problem in Korea at least isn't with meeting people (well, for 80% of the population), it is young couples feeling they can't meet the finances required to satisfy social norms, and thus deciding to delay the marriage-kids sequence indefinitely. Several of my coworkers had been dating for 5+ years, but they were only making $50k annually (early career engineers). The socially expected family-sized condo costs $500k to $1M, and the young couple is expected to buy and furnish it before their wedding.
  • userinanother 3y ago
    Makes sense that most people would time out on child bearing age before they got there. especially now with 8% interest rates