Hello. First let me tell you, I connect this issue with mens rights because of how the actual cultural and legal situation in developed countries is affecting relationships, marriages, and birth rate.

100 years ago, most families were having children, and often more than 3.

Now, my generation (mid 30's) is having very little children, sometimes zero, and often deciding to stay single because the risks of a relationship outweigh the benefits.

The economic situation plays a role in people deciding not to have children, but it's not the main factor. People can still find a way to buy a home some day and have at least one child.

I believe the social situation to be a big factor, besides that one. Most developed countries are importing immigrants because their birth rates are below replacement rate (2.1 children per woman). Only in the middle east and in Africa there are above replacement rate birth rates. And in some other countries too.

So my question is... are you worried about this or do you think that it's okay and nothing bad will happen because of the low birth rates in the local population of developed countries?

I honestly don't know. Sometimes I think this can turn very critical. The immediate consequences that we are seeing is that some of these countries have very high taxes and also have become unsafe in some of their cities. Cities that used to be very safe a few decades ago. What if that keeps getting worse?

But there's chance that politicians find a way to make these cities more stable and these problems slowly disappear. What do you think?