Marius olsen

US fertility rates just hit another record low In 2025, the US general fertility rate fell to 53.1 - the lowest level ever recorded Japan, South Korea, and Germany have already been shrinking for years. Japan has been shrinking for years, South Korea’s population has already started to decline, and Germany would be shrinking without immigration Now the UK joins them - deaths will outnumber births every single year starting in 2026 No economy grows without people No pension system survives without young workers No culture persists without families having children This is the slowest civilizational crisis in human history

If you’re all about “choice,” why not just “choose” to abstain from sex if you’re not ready for a baby?

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In US data over the past decade, a tenth of men accounted for 60% of female sexual partnerships. The obvious problem is that most women will not be able to have a long-term relationship with these few men and so end up single. 3/5

I've never met a girl who supports abortion who hasn't had an abortion. Big cope

I’ve yet to see a hot man who hates women. Misogyny is rooted in self-hate. Myron’s insides match his outsides, he hates himself and takes it out on everyone else.

I sincerely hope you take the time to read this. Human relationships often work better when there is less internal power struggle. Power struggle grows when both people feel they must keep one hand on the wheel at all times. That constant negotiation creates friction, stress, split direction, and less peace at home. Because of that, one person carrying final responsibility can create more unity. But that only works when trust is high. And trust only makes sense when the man has earned it through character, judgment, sacrifice, steadiness, and responsibility. Leadership in that sense, is not about privilege. It is about burden. The one who leads carries the greater weight when decisions go wrong, when sacrifice is needed, and when the family needs direction in difficult moments. So a woman should not follow a man simply because he is a man. She follows because she wants to, after his character has proven responsible and safe. In that kind of relationship, letting go is not humiliation. It is not a loss of dignity or intelligence. It is choosing to stop living in a constant struggle over control, because trust has made unity more desirable than competition. It is not about taking freedom away from anyone, changing laws, or using force. It only has value if it is chosen freely. And men can fail ofcourse. Some are selfish, weak, unstable, and unworthy of trust. In those cases, they should not be followed, and women are right to withhold trust where it has not been earned. But when the right man is chosen, this kind of relationship can create a stronger sense of shared direction, peace and stability. It removes the constant question of who must finally carry the burden, because that burden has already been accepted. What this view asks for is not blind obedience, but wisely chosen trust.

Christian nationalist Joshua Haymes tells young men to find a wife who will "obey you" and "submit to your authority": "You can cure a good godly woman of her feminism if she is willing to obey you."