First, the issues of an aging population and a low birth rate should be discussed separately. We shouldn't consider those two problems in a compound word. People who consider each issue a problem have different views and interests, so dealing with them simultaneously will complicate problems. A scramble for a small slice of the pie between generations has caused issues to manifest. Next, reducing the cost of social security will solve both problems. Public service should be adjusted to adapt to the labor population's numbers.

Various factors intersect for the cause, including getting married later or never getting married, the financial burden, and wage gaps between genders. However, all those factors derive from a change in the view of marriage    , and men are getting sexually and physically weak, pushing the trend. Also, the amount of phimosis is affecting the cause. Addressing the issues of an aging society and declining birth rates is unnecessary. Citizens should cut back on social security costs and adapt to reality. We can cut the extra budget on it, first personal expenses. Also, there are so many wasteful public services.

In the 1970s, Japan started to become an aging society. The aging population issue doesn't need to be solved, either. Obsession with maintaining nations generates various problems. Whenever problems occur, some people want the government to deal with them; however, governments are not our parents, but they merely serve a legitimate function. The governments do nothing for us; we use it for us. The alarm clock wakes you up, but you need to set the time for it to work, unlike your sweet mother. The same can be said for something called governments.