"페미니즘이 남긴 건 '성평등'이 아니라 '집단 고독사'"

*Re-uploading due to copyright issues.* Where are those who said "marriage is a choice" 10 years ago? In 2024, an average of 10 people die alone every day. No one visits them. In this way, 3,924 people passed away from lonely deaths in a single year. The generation of non-marriage who shouted "I will live freely" 10 years ago, What is happening to them now? 📊 Approval rate for marriage: 39.7% (A sharp drop of 11.5 percentage points over 10 years from 51.2% in 2014) 📊 7.83 million single-person households (35.5% of total households) 📊 3,924 deaths from loneliness (2024, an increase of 263 from the previous year) 📊 Home ownership rate for single-person households: 31.3% (70% live in rented housing) 📊 23.5% unable to prepare for retirement (caused by insufficient income) The decline of non-marriage is not merely a change in lifestyle. Following the explosion of feminism and gender conflict after the Gangnam Station incident in 2016, both men and women have given up on marriage; like Japan's "Makeinu" generation, they are heading toward death from loneliness amidst economic poverty and isolation. The reality for single-person households: struggling with monthly rent, cutting back on meals, and unable to prepare for retirement. There was freedom of choice, but the price was too high. What is your choice? Please share your opinions in the comments! 💬 Subscribing and liking gives us the power to create better content. #SingleLife #SinglePersonHousehold #SolitaryDeath #Makeinu #GivingUpOnMarriage #GenderConflict #LowBirthRate #JapaneseSociety #EconomicAnalysis #3MinuteEconomics