as a person who exists beyond the confines of traditional gender binaries and who navigates the intricate, often contradictory landscapes of being both a christian communist and a leninist capitalist, a devoted traditional orthodox protestant with deep spiritualist leanings, and at the same time a firm materialist who grapples with the tangible realities of existence, i find myself constantly reflecting—no, not merely reflecting, but deeply contemplating, analyzing, questioning, and at times, agonizing—over the perplexing and deeply troubling phenomenon known as the paradox of low fertility rates, which seems to plague nearly every industrialized nation across the globe, regardless of whether its economic system leans toward capitalism, communism, or some hybrid thereof, with the notable exception of most nations within the african continent, where fertility rates remain comparatively high despite often facing far fewer material comforts and economic securities.

crimea river.

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suppose i buy myself six steeds; i buy their strength; while i recline.
i dash along at whirlwind speeds; for their two dozen legs are mine.