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We have lots of teen pregnancy, unfortunately it's all niggers, spics and shitskins

For the entire existence of humanity minus the last 2 generations, having a child in the 16-20 range while married was normal.

What's unhealthy : starting to think about marriage and a first / only child in your late 20 or into your 30's.

Its true and not controversial at all. If we stopped infantalizing our youth and instead expected them to behave accordingly then 16 wouldn't seem weird. The only reason it does now is because we have adult babies.

Make shotgun weddings great again...

Marriage today is just a piece of paper, not even an enforceable contract. But two families hell bent on forcing their irresponsible kids to deal with their consequences? That'll last you through.

Are you trying to summon him?

I don’t even care if they’re married anymore, as long as they’re white.

The distractions seem to be high and fast lately for all sorts of solutions. Am I the only one that thinks or observes this? There is no population collapse. It sounds like another hoax. What we have is a jew problem, is a humanity problem that if remains unsolved, will actually kill all humanity. If for some reason, all Whites and other good people (some parts of Asia), die off, the world is left with nothing but parasites and cancer. TKD is always the solution.

Absolutely! Ideally our culture would embrace young White Christian couples getting married at 18 or so (sorry, my mama heart can't go any younger than that). Starting families right away, grandparents young and able-bodied enough to be helpful, great-grandparents still being alive...

I'm so fortunate that my children are growing up around (some of their) great-grandparents. Sure, they are elderly, but then they get to see it how we love and care for our family by helping them and tending to their needs. It's beautiful.

Hope you're doing well Golden, God bless you!

There is a package deal that makes this work. Get married and start a family at 19. Just like your parents did. Four grandparents, aged 38, living nearby, so there is plenty of support and advice.

A big part of this not working so well today is young people moving away to find work, and missing out on family support. That is *atomisation* and it pushes young people to put off starting a family because they need to be "well established" so that they can make it on their own.

I cant wholly support this. It is likely going to damage the cause if pushed. Too many creeps around.