Young men these days are seriously avoiding having sons... .jpg

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https://mlbpark.donga.com/mp/b.php?m=search&p=1&b=bullpen&id=202511240111080730&select=stt&query=%EC%95%84%EB%93%A4+%EB%94%B8+%ED%95%98%EB%82%98&shop=&subselect=sct&subquery=&user=&site=donga.com&reply=&source=&pos=&sig=hgjzSg-Yg3DRKfX2hdaXHl-Yhhlq
The one above is a male-dominated DC Gallery where 70% choose daughters. However, if you look at the MPark link below, the 40s-50s men on MPark mostly say, "A son is still a son," and prefer sons over daughters.
Unlike the MPark public opinion that says they avoid sons because they'll have to buy them a house when they marry in 36 years (though there's no guarantee they'll even marry, and almost no family can afford to buy an apartment worth at least 800 million won), it's interesting to see that young men, who are far from the time of buying a house, prefer daughters, while the older MPark men, who are closer to the time of buying a house for their sons, prefer sons.
It seems like young men are just indiscriminately exposed to provocative self-deprecating cultures on sites like DC or Ilbe, where they compare handsome foreign men to unattractive Korean men wearing glasses and use derogatory terms like "mongoloid."