The place sounds like Children Of Men.
US fertility rate is at a 30-year low
CA ranks 41st in the country for births (2017) & keeps falling
...and San Francisco County ranks dead 
last for births in the state
I love you SF, but you are a massive fertility trap.https://twitter.com/eiaine/status/1099564413495857153 …
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How much money do you need to feel “secure”, however you define it, in SF vs anywhere else? And what proportion of the population are “fast life plan”, prepared to have a child without being confident they can provide?
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I don't want to state the obvious here but it's because it has the highest density of gays besides prob Manhattan
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Haven't seen a lot of evidence that SF has *that* many more LGBT folks than other major metro areas. Considering that those figures include bi people in m/f relationships & that women of any orientation can pretty easily have children, I wouldn't expect a super strong effect
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You gotta ask yourself: do you really trust California with the propagation of our species?
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SF is peak city, walking through 'grooming' phase in behavioral sink. Its systemic, you cannot make parenting attractive for productivity oriented ppl (*scale!). What are arguments for upping quantity in place of quality? Tax base? Reminder: Black death started renaissance.pic.twitter.com/wSHrLgCR6l
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A rare intelligent comment found on the Internet
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Having kids is a luxury in SF/NYC. Rent gobbles up biggest part of budget, childcare is $$$. Easy to put off having kids for another 5 years while you work hard to strike it rich to be able to buy a house and have kids :)
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Yep, but a lot of women have been fed unrealistic expectations about aging + fertility. It's not always as easy to get pregnant after 35 — or even 30 — as we were told, even with treatments. It seems very likely that the delay is suppressing family sizespic.twitter.com/1BbSjkDQjw
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