My whole life, I’ve been a San Francisco/Los Angeles Liberal Arts person with jobs that have shaggy rugs, and you bring your dog into work.
I’m the typical black rimmed liberal glasses person. You’d never expect me to be Conservative unless you saw me at home in my Kanye/Trump shirt.
I’ve always hated kids, and people who had them. But now that I’m redpilled, even going to Church sometimes, I feel like I’m kind of obligated to have one. Like if I don’t I did something bad. Los Angeles would be a crazy place to raise kids but people do it all the time.
Sometimes I think I’m not naturally conservative, but I am because of how crazy liberals are, so therefore it’s ok to not have one.
I do really like conservative values, but at the same time my lifestyle is so different. It’s odd.
I don't know how old you are, but your perspective on kids may change with time, just as your political views have. Unless there is some biological urgency, WAIT to have kids.
I have four children, and I can't imagine life without any of them. They have changed me for the better in innumerable ways. But when I was younger, I was sure I'd never have kids. I didn't want anything to do with other people's kids and for the most part I didn't even like being around kids, not even my nieces and nephews.
But that changed; I think coming around to the point of wanting children is a natural part of maturation for the vast majority of people. (Not for all people; I do know a few people who are middle-aged or older who never wanted kids.)
The decision to have children should be made out of love and a genuine desire to have children, not as a political statement.
I heartily agree with those who have said that you should get married first; raising children is hard, and you need to have someone you love to share not only the work but also the stresses and the joys.
Research shows that children raised by their married, biological parents do better by every measure: educational and economic achievement, lower rates of teen pregnancy, lower rates of substance abuse, less mental illness, and lower rates of incarceration. So if you care about your kids, don't just "acquire" a kid, take the time to find a loving wife and set up a home life that will allow your children to thrive.
(Note: I am NOT ragging on the MAGA folks here who are single parents for whatever reason - I know you do great jobs raising your kids. And I know that some of you were in bad situations where getting your kids away from their other parent was the responsible choice. I am just talking about statistics. Given a choice, the statistics are clear that OP should be trying to set up a stable, loving, two-parent home before having children.)