We are entering an age of depopulation. The human population has been on the rise since the time of the Black Death of the 1300s, but now it is not disease which is the grim reaper, but choice, primarily female choice. Apart from Africa, most of the world now has below replacement level fertility, meaning that with no immigration, population extinction will take place, perhaps early next century. Of course, a lot could happen by then, including a cultural revolution to undo the reign of terror brought in by the so-called liberation movements of the 1960s.
Conservatives cite surveys that supposedly indicate that most women, some surveys indicating 80 percent of women would prefer to be in the home as homemakers. One should be highly suspicious of statistics that seem too good to be true. In fact, these surveys are usually methodologically flawed, with biased samples of conservatives. One needs only to look at other statistics, such as the beliefs of Gen Z woman, to see that this is all a pipe dream, whistling in the dark: see Melissa Deckman, The Politics of Gen Z: How the Youngest Voters Will Shape Our Democracy, (Columbia University Press, New York, 2024). Gen Z woman are champions of abortion, remaining childless while a career is pursued (made easy by affirmative action, now institutionalised), and support Kamala Harris to the ends of the Earth:
This depopulation issue is one problem that male conservatives are largely silent about, because the "women's question," is harder than the other ones, but derived from them. It is the very last issue men get red-pilled about.