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definitely a fall i would say. 80% of women who do not have children, either actually wanted children but couldnt have them, or regret not having them. the fert
by anthonypasq 3y ago
definitely a fall i would say. 80% of women who do not have children, either actually wanted children but couldnt have them, or regret not having them. the fertility crisis is a complete disaster on an incredible amount of levels for people and society. The fact governments arent doing more to address this is mind boggling
check out this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i0uJ9IcQ-0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i0uJ9IcQ-0
- silverquiet 3y agoIf so, then it's sort of strange to think that everything else in their lives is going so well then, isn't it? Perhaps your KPIs aren't telling you the full story or maybe happy people want fewer children?
- anthonypasq 3y ago> it's sort of strange to think that everything else in their lives is going so well then, isn't it where are you getting this information from?
- silverquiet 3y ago> where are you getting this information from? Your previous comment. >> Life is pretty miserable for most people. >this is objectively untrue with respect to almost every single piece of data we have on this subject. Just because youre a misanthrope doesnt mean everyone else is.
- jassmith87 3y agoRegret implies you wouldn't have regretted the other option, which is often not the case. It is entirely possible, and sometimes likely that you will regret your decision no matter which decision you make.
- anthonypasq 3y agoare hackernews commenters legally obligated to chime in with intense pedantry that is completely irrelevant to the larger point in order to feel like they are smarter than the person theyre responding to?