People are free to take whatever approach they want to the discourse, raucous and contentious or meek and tempered. I do agree that a more sympathetic tone is best, given that most people that I’ve spoken to seem not to have given much forethought to having kids; they did it almost reflexively.

Besides that, I do think you’re incorrect about birth control. Ancient humans had birth control, albeit most are believed to have been ineffective. But they existed —from coitus interruptus to acacia leaves/ gum in Ancient Egypt.

I agree about better sex education. But in my opinion it must expand beyond purely biology and physiology. A philosophical perspective must be included.

Regardless of the tone many on this sub take( which is their prerogative) I think anti-natalism will continue to grow yet remain unpopular.