Convincing young women to take useless degrees and get into massive debt is just another way of destroying the birthrates of intelligent women. What man wants to take on that kind of debt load?
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Ive reached 40 without children. I have some regrets but not enough to depress me. I have lots of cats and am very happy. Not all of us crazy cat ladys are that crazy, lol.
, and moan like hell that there are no decent men around
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Stefan, my reasons stem from my childhood as one of Jehovah's Witnesses. I left the organization in my mid twenties and spent the following 10 years recovering. Unique situation to say the least. We were taught armageddon was going to happen very soon and that it was not in our
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How terrible, I am very sorry to hear that – it might not be too late for kids though, my wife was older than you when we had ours
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TY Stefan. I still contemplate that decision. My committed boyfriend has 3 adult children now and has had his share. This pretty much is why Ive settled on my cats as my kids. Whenever I think my regrets are heavy on my heart, I also think about
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how difficult it would be to be a 63 year old woman when my potential firstborn would be graduating high school.
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I had a friend who’s dad was 70 our freshman year. 63 isn’t so bad
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Especially since our generation will live into our 100s
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My wife had my daughter when she was 44. My daughter just had her first child. My wife is still teaching and loves going to school every day. They are both thrilled at our decision to have my daughter and enjoy each other’s company. My wife and daughter traveled the world togethe
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while growing up. They talk to each other several times a day. They are best friends and love each other. They have a relationship enviable for moms any age. My wife homeschooled my daughter and was a stay at home mom. A deep bond.
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