u/BeautifulHorror876

South Korea now Quickly Entering Path of National Extinction

More than half of all SK citizens live in Seoul, an unaffordable city that doesn't have enough space to support families.

Rural areas are being depleted of young people that leave for the city in search of work. Those young people are then on a hamster wheel of working to the bone just to barely scrape by.

Seoul has become a sink, where the population of SK is sucked towards and then flushed away.

mk.co.kr

u/BeautifulHorror876 — 1 day ago

▲ 5 r/Natalism

Has India’s last school been built? Shrinking class sizes lead to thousands of school closures.

gulfnews.com

u/BeautifulHorror876 — 1 day ago

▲ 7 r/Natalism

Latin America's Demographic Transformation by the Numbers

americasquarterly.org

u/BeautifulHorror876 — 1 day ago

▲ 48 r/Natalism

Wider Culture Embracing Parenthood Again?

Recently a new videogame came out called 'Pragmata' (Father Simulator) and it's one of a few recent overtly natalist new pieces of media. And by that I media that shows the raising of children as a morally good correct thing a human should be doing.

This is in contrast to the media I grew up on that showed children as an inconvenience, a burden, and that having children would be the end of your life. Take the infamous Captain Planet scene for example:

https://i.redd.it/3tdpbfdf3xdf1.png

I wanted to see what others thought? Any other new overtly natalist games, movies, TV, etc?

u/BeautifulHorror876 — 1 day ago