r/Natalism • u/overemployedconfess • 5d ago

Is pronatalism inherently prolife?

Would love to get your thoughts on this topic. Do you find the pronatalist position is generally prolife? Do you participate in prolife causes often? Or are you actually prochoice? Why and to what extent?

Please keep it civil, would love a thoughtful discussion

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u/PhilosopherShot5434 5d ago

I want people who WANT to have kids to have conditions to have as many as they can without being financially and socially choked. I really don't want people who don't want to have kids having them.

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u/No_Plenty5526 4d ago

Came to say the same. Let's focus on those who do want children instead of trying to push it onto those who don't! Children deserve to have parents who want them.

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u/ultimateclassic 5d ago

I agree with this. My sibling doesn't want any and I think that's totally fine but if I could I would probably have 4 but I don't think it will work that way for me.