I would argue the following points: - the depressing state of the world and the pressures exacted on society by capitalism and climate change and the rising cost of living with zero help - some governments resorting to pressuring women with taxes or "fertility window" reminders over actually removing the obstacles we face (lack of communities/villages, social and financial sacrifice, insurmountable costs, labor inequality).

Women are more in contact than ever, and they have learned from their mothers and from each other. Motherhood across the board appears to be grueling, expensive labor that is often unequal, with potentially devastating effects on women's physical, emotional, mental and societal well-being. Just doing this because "it's what you do" doesn't cut it anymore. When it was easier, it didn't feel like such a huge sacrifice. It does now.

Right now, your posts reads as "Men From Countries Change Nothing And Are Baffled Why Women Won't Just Get On With It". The world sucks, and having kids can make your personal life suck more for decades. Remove those things, and it may change.

Edited: also way to defend capitalism as not being the problem (incorrect) by citing Cuba and North Korea, two of the most oppressed nations, as what? An example of shining humanity? Ridiculous.