Nope, the drive to make children is imperative in both sexes - it's literally the biological reason for the sex drive so you could argue it is stronger in some men - but the drive to nurture the babies is far stronger in women however as men can impregnate thousands of women and women can only have a limited number of children.
Ethopia, 1980s, starvation was rife, mothers were lying there with flies crawling over their emaciated bodies as babies suckled from their breasts.
WW2, the blitz, people kept having babies even though they had no idea if they would soon be under Nazi rules and their homes were being flattened around them.
WW2 again, during the Holocaust, Jewish families in ghettos and concentration camps, such as those in Warsaw or Auschwitz, faced starvation, disease, and genocide. Despite these horrors, many women gave birth, often in secret.
Siege of Leningrad (1941–1944): Nazi forces blockaded the city for 872 days, causing mass starvation and freezing conditions, despite facing constant bombings and rations as low as 125 grams of bread, babies were still being born.
Rwandan Genocide (1994): In 100 days, up to 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered. Survivors, including women who endured violence and loss, continued to start families in the aftermath, rebuilding communities.
Black Death (1347–1351) the plague wiped out about half of Erope, so people kept procreating.
I could go on, and on and on. Yes, humans will always continue to have children. Morality means nothing in the context of facts. Humans will keep having kids whether you think or I think it's immoral or not.