Hmmm. I guess married couples might pass the time procreatively, but then there's the impact on the dating market to consider. Not too many new couples are going to come out of this.
Given the Great Cloistering, how many much will the U.S. birth rate change in about 9 months (compared to now)?
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Recreationally, but not "procreatively." Economic uncertainty makes couples postpone babymaking. Contraception is still cheap and widespread
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I would be afraid to conceive not knowing the disease could do a fetus.
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Hmm, pharmacies are still open and most people (who have no problem using it) could still access birth control. So very insignificant change imho.
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Another helpful factor will be people’s new aversion to oral sex. – at Tastefully British
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Late 2020 and early 2021 will be a baby bonanza
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It wont increase because of spare time, it will decrease because of economics.
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Ridiculous! Nobody wants to get pregnant during a pandemic of unknown duration.
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I’m not sure people are in a sexy time mood yet though maybe it’s just me
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Corona babies. I like it
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