@igeal_tanya: #poverty #fertility #childfree

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ewignowis
Daddy :
There isn't. Elon Musk has 17 kids.
2026-08-29 10:12:19
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p33333_a
Nice :
So people must not get pregnant guys? I get your point but some people actually want kids, Rich or poor
2026-08-29 10:12:37
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mrmagwaza
MR MAGWAZA :
Religion is the glue 😂
2026-08-29 09:48:24
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sibane_official
Sì Bane :
poverty and religion 😳
2026-08-29 09:16:25
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nozi_nk
nozi_nk :
Perhaps poverty is largely linked to unemployment, which often means having more time on your hands. And naturally, when people have more unstructured time and fewer activities to occupy themselves with, sex may become one of the activities they engage in more frequently 🤷🏽‍♀️
2026-08-29 09:59:59
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sus95939
Sus :
Fertility is high in the communities we consider “poor” primarily due to lifestyle and diet. Low income earners actually eat healthier, less preservatives and less processed foods. They walk and are mostly active due to the nature of jobs they. Stress levels and mental health is also surprisingly less in those communities. They are not worried about targets, stocks, the next deadline etc. So health wise the people in the rurals are overall healthier and more fertile. 2. For Wealthly ppl success is measured by acquisition of material things, education, goals of travelling the world,etc. whilst for the less fortunate success looks like owning a home, growing a community, having children who will continue the family name, having children who “might” change the situation at home one day. So the correlation is that both look at child bearing from different lens. The more educated/wealthy = a child is an expense, more responsibility and requires time they are not willing to sacrifice. Poor= a child is an investment, source of pride and achievement.
2026-08-29 08:24:24
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justadudetryinghisbest
@I'mHim :
This isn't as complicated as you think Poorer people don't have access to information so they don't know about certain contraceptives which are convenient and they often live in areas that don't have easily accessible clinics
2026-08-29 09:13:20
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maakohope
Hope :
It's the belief that their children will save them from their misfortune
2026-08-29 08:52:26
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kgothatso.mokgoad
Kgothatso Mokgoadi :
in a nutshell poverty makes one to think having babies is an investment so that they grow up become the future of the family.
2026-08-29 09:34:07
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fanelesibongendwandwe2
Fanelesibonge Ndwandwe :
May academia aneshaye I study ngampela 😅😅
2026-08-29 07:34:44
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king_sls4
👑SLS🇿🇦🇵🇸🇮🇷 :
same as Abortion and Wealth?
2026-08-28 22:27:12
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shihlukee
shihlukee :
I think the correlation between poverty and fertility is more complicated than saying poor people simply “choose” to have more children. Yes, South Africa has free public healthcare, but many poor people don’t have medical aid, reliable transport or easy access to quality reproductive healthcare. And even when women go to clinics for contraception, some are shamed or discouraged for wanting injections, pills, etc. There’s also economic dependence. Some women depend on men financially and may not have the power to negotiate contraception or decide when they want children. So sometimes it’s not that they want to keep having babies they simply don’t have the resources, support or autonomy to prevent pregnancy. So poverty can contribute to higher fertility through limited access, economic dependence, lack of reproductive autonomy and unintended pregnancies, which can then perpetuate the cycle of poverty. STOP SHAMING PEOPLE!!!
2026-08-29 06:29:19
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al_sa_her1
Ahl-i-Batin :
socioeconomic inactivity: unemployment can leave people with more unstructured time and fewer alternative sources of recreation, potentially increasing sexual activity. If contraception isn’t consistently used, greater sexual activity naturally increases the probability of pregnancy.
2026-08-29 08:14:47
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croc12985
croc :
But we are not God…. Allow ppl to have kids
2026-08-29 09:29:58
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andiswachynazungu
Andiswa Zungu :
Ngyaythanda lenkulumo. When people have limited money and lots of unstructured time, they may gravitate toward activities that are inexpensive and immediately rewarding. Sex can be one such activity, partly because it provides pleasure and activates the brain’s reward system. Kodwa ke , this isn't only unique to poor people people across income levels seek low-cost sources of pleasure, stimulation, and social connection and leyo isex and isex iza nengane
2026-08-29 08:58:37
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delvapeerabakali
delvapeerabakali :
boredom
2026-08-29 08:18:29
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radiantskin_04
radiant skin :
Mindset is the correlation.
2026-08-29 07:47:27
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phumelelemashaba5
Jua La Kusini☆ :
The correlation is that having children can make you "broke " financially 😅
2026-08-29 07:20:03
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user678899oo
user678899oo :
Time
2026-08-28 20:30:55
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hlengiweepromise
Hlengiwe Promis Jiyane :
Rich n cruelty?
2026-08-29 09:31:41
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paly3142
Paly :
SASSA
2026-08-29 07:07:02
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modiki_
Modiki :
Poorer communities tend to have higher birth rates due to factors like limited access to contraception, education and healthcare
2026-08-29 09:55:14
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