Married and had children young, was finished with my family by 24. Had I waited until 35 to start a family, I would have none at all.
The second half of life is not exactly like the first. You spend most of the first half of your life in a hierarchical structure - childhood, school, early career. Choices open up in the second half. Except the choice to have children. That’s my point.https://twitter.com/sakavichka/status/1157660294522507264 …
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I will quote the
@AdamSandler movie... “In life.. the first act.. always exciting.. the second act... that’s where the depth comes in..”Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I just wonder why does no one ever write such statements about men? You might say that they stay fertile longer then women, but anyway Why does no one ask what are men going to do during those 'horrific' years without a family?
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When did Stefan turn into a boring old man giving dull advice trying to promote traditional values?
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I’m glad you used the word CHOICE here, because that is exactly what being free is all about. What individuals do with their own lives is none of your concern.
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Yeah, the choice to have children. People have the ability to choose not to have children, Steven, come on buddy.
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I waited until I was 35 to start a family. It would have been A LOT easier at 25. Now I'm thinking I'll be 60 before they're all out of the house.
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