Do normie women actually know the science between maternal age and fertility or are they in the dark? I'm a male and was genuinely in the dark until I stumbled across /r9k/ and 4channers talking about it. It's not something they cover in sex-ed and I've never heard it discussed in the culture. I just assumed women having children in their 40s was as healthy as having them as a teenager.

Like are all the women who suddenly try to have kids in their 30s and 40s blind to the risks, or are they just reckless and irresponsible?

I tried probing the different AIs about it and they literally lied to my face about it, saying that mid to late twenties is the healthiest age to conceive. I went about showing them studies showing it's late teenage and early twenties and the AI reverted to basically saying "lol yeah, you're right to call me out, but I didn't want to promote teen pregnancy".

Then I looked around and so many mainstream sources just make the conversation murky. I feel like they don't want to hurt women's feelings for having a geriatric pregnancy