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post 1667078693 08-31-2022, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Insidermane⏩
No its not lol, youth is a luxury to have

You'd rather be young and broke than rich and decrepit

You spend your youth maximizing every opportunity you can, and you can't do that when you have a fukin child to take care of
No bro, the goal is to be young and rich
So that when you become old and decrepit and rich, you can settle down and raise kids because you are too old to stay out all night partying.
post 1667078703 08-31-2022, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Basiliskboy⏩
Imagine wasting your 20’s being a parent
This

Prime time to get the slaying out your system

Imagine having kids early, settling down, then your wife or SO decides to sloot up but you’re already washed up and been out the game too long and still have to raise your kids too….fuk that nonsense
post 1667079063 08-31-2022, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Basiliskboy⏩
40s prime living time? Lol! After 30 is literally the perfect time to have kids. You have the money and you’re too old to do the chit you did in your 20s

You’re gonna goto a rave in your 40s while your kids are in college? Just lol

Also having that young energy around you for sure increases your lifespan

I’d rather be 50 shopping for colleges with my son than 50 with everyone out the house bored out of my mind.

Imagine being retired while your son is in his early 20s no real responsibility or wife to take up his time. Just enjoying life
Yeah, I'd rather be older too. Much wiser on their education and where they get it. More income, more maturity, more experience. Likely have a bigger house to live in with more space for the kiddos. Unless you got that silver spoon, it makes no sense to have kids in your 20s.
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post 1667079453 08-31-2022, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
This

Prime time to get the slaying out your system

Imagine having kids early, settling down, then your wife or SO decides to sloot up but you’re already washed up and been out the game too long and still have to raise your kids too….fuk that nonsense
Nah. Your 20s should be the time to work and build a career. 30s is the best time to start dating and then have kids.

Men who lose their virginity at a young age have lower value and men who marry sooner are prime candidates for filing divorce
post 1667079543 08-31-2022, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Shysty021⏩
This

Prime time to get the slaying out your system

Imagine having kids early, settling down, then your wife or SO decides to sloot up but you’re already washed up and been out the game too long and still have to raise your kids too….fuk that nonsense
Exactly this. I’m late 20s and NONE of my classmates who started a family young are together now. They were struggling even the ones who had a good career.

They legit wasted their young adult lives with a baby being a priority. With some significant other they more than likely out grew. Have regret for settling for they’re highschool sweetheart when everyone else is enjoying their lives they have to lug a baby around or pay child support.


The ones who waited until mid 20’s are doing well. Having kids at 27-28
post 1667079753 08-31-2022, 12:02 PM
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Behavioral psychologists are studying the effects of older couples having children. They’re finding it very interesting, but disturbing. Apparently as we age, we take less risk and tend to be less adventurous. We also become “soft” on the kids. This leads to a “sheltered” affect and character weakness, lacking the drive and motivation to take on big things, take risks (as seen with starting businesses, which could be why these numbers are falling). This could also be a consequence of women becoming educated and starting careers too.
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post 1667079983 08-31-2022, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
my son came when i was 43, i am now 58, best thing i ever did

if you are in good shape physically its win win , money sorted, house sorted, career sorted and so much life experience to pass on
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post 1667080053 08-31-2022, 12:06 PM
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the most important thing is that the gal is 21 max either way, otherwise her moldy old eggs are gonna produce a retard of some sort srs
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post 1667080063 08-31-2022, 12:06 PM
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post 1667080983 08-31-2022, 12:25 PM
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Want nothing more then to have a kid. All I need is one.

I would do it at any age.
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post 1667081843 08-31-2022, 12:39 PM
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I got married at 32 (she was 27 at the time), knocked her up a year later, and now am 35 with a 1 year old. The only real cons to waiting are that all of his grandparents are either passed away or too old to really be of any help, and most of our peer group's kids are older so when he gets to be 3-4+ years old we will have to start new relationships with younger couples that have kids the same age as him.

Other than that everything else is an upside. More money, more free time, more stability, more life experience/wisdom to pass on, etc.
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post 1667081993 08-31-2022, 12:42 PM
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I elected to live it up in my 20's rather than settle down, have kids and get a divorce. I'll be in the exact timeline as OP and no ragrets. Rather live it up young then try to when Im old.
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post 1667082143 08-31-2022, 12:48 PM
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To be very honest. 30's is a good time for having a family. It's either make it or break it time. In a perfect world, 20's being and idiot and finding yourself, 30's building a foundation for a career and family, 40+ have a family. If as a male you really focus and take care of yourself then your mid thirties should be like you're literally back in College. Seen plenty of older guys on here saying their at the peak of their game and they're late 30's early 40's. People need to stop following these strict lines and expectations of life. Just don't be a total loser fckup but other than that, do you. Recently some well known celeb men have been getting married and they're in their 50's/60's and it's their first marriage.
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post 1667082313 08-31-2022, 12:51 PM
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My father was 35 when he had me
He was 40 when he had the youngest
We are all out of school

I think it is better that way.... My father was not young when I was growing up
If he was 15 years younger you get a weird dynamic
Almost like a buddy thing. I had friends with younger parents and it seemed cool but not a positive for success
That can be good but I think when your parent is older/more established you respect them more as a kid
If you have a mother that is out clubbing at 25 when you are 5 how do you respect that even if you do not understand it

If you have a older father and younger mother you hope that mother is either more mature or kept in check but the father
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post 1667082333 08-31-2022, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted By heiltrump2024⏩
have you considered the timeline?

let's say you are a high value man and you wait until your 30s to get into a serious relationship.

let's say you meet someone when you're 33 and decide to marry them after 2 years. you're now 35.

let's say you decide to have a kid after one year, and you finally get your girl pregnant. you're now 36.

pregnancy takes 9 months. you're now ~37.

by the time your kid leaves for college, you're 55.

by the time your kid graduates college, you're 59 (probably retired).

by the time your kid hits 30, you'll be 67.

by the time your kid has grandkids, you'll probably be 70.



is this reasonable? won't you be old by the time your kid is done with college and has kids?
The way it should be honestly. People who have kids at 18 are usually ****ed for life and live in poverty until the day they die. I’m 30, my dad is 65 and he’s probably in better shape than I am honestly. It’s no big deal
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Life expectancy will increase 10-20 years by 2050 so its all good.
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I didn't have a kid until my 40s and it's great. I have the time, money and experience to actuallyraise them, as opposed to them having to compete with everything else in life for my attention and getting raised by childcare, the state and social media.

There are pros and cons to 20's, 30's and 40's, but your job isn't toproducea child, it's to be aparent. The stage in life where you are best equipped (financially, intellectually and emotionally) to be a parent varies from person to person.
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Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve⏩
was 35 when I had 1st. Felt it was a good age at the time.

Truth be told, absolutely love being a dad, wish I had them when I was younger. All the anti kids, anti marriage people here are retarded. Live that good traditional life, its amazing.
Same here. I didn't have my first till 33 and wished I'd done it 10 years earlier. Nothing I did during that time period was significant. The only fun times a kid would have prevented were all degen things I shouldn't have been doing anyway. Family life is GOAT.
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Originally Posted By roosky11⏩
To be very honest. 30's is a good time for having a family. It's either make it or break it time. In a perfect world, 20's being and idiot and finding yourself, 30's building a foundation for a career and family, 40+ have a family.If as a male you really focus and take care of yourself then your mid thirties should be like you're literally back in College. Seen plenty of older guys on here saying their at the peak of their game and they're late 30's early 40's. People need to stop following these strict lines and expectations of life. Just don't be a total loser fckup but other than that, do you. Recently some well known celeb men have been getting married and they're in their 50's/60's and it's their first marriage.
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Most of the guys I grew up with have let themselves goto complete chit. None of them lift at all. They’re in their late 20s and look like they’re pushing 40. I look like a celebrity standing next to them.
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I'm gonna end up having kids in my late 30's, but at least it will be with a 20 something hbb
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
I'm gonna end up having kids in my late 30's, but at least it will be with a 20 something hbb
It’s all about having values in common. The trouble I see the most with age differences are the values. Having things in common helps, but values can make or break a marriage. If I was with a girl 20 years younger, she would have to be Christian. Christianity teaches both a man and a woman to submit to their partner and be servants to each other. Without that kind of heart, I think a woman has very little to offer in a marriage. In a manner of speaking, that’s what a marriage is all about anyway. So that we are not alone, and we have a partner in life to get through the suffering.
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Originally Posted By Lucas5814⏩
When I retire at 44 one of my kids will be in college the other 14 yo

we plan to travel then, and the 14 yo will be coming with us...
Why not bring both? I’d imagine the older would feel excluded if he wasn’t included.
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Imagine wasting your potential on raising kids young. Good luck living in poverty and neverending doubts of where you could have gotten in life OP.


''Kids are the biggest joy in life'' is the biggest cope that non-successful man say. Having kids is indeed joy but no until you have gotten your crap together to a point where raising a child won't be a burden. 90% of the time this doesn't happen before 30
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Would liked to have had kids early 20s crew

brb makes you grow up and accelerates maturity and life learning processes
brb gives motivation and drive to be successful professionally due to having to support a family
brb more energy to cope with stresses of raising children
brb still have a life to live after they have grown up
brb get to see grandchildren and even great grandchildren grow up

gonna be 30 in a few months, don't want to waste any more time.
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That's what I did. Fact is, I was too much of a train wreck to parent earlier. In the end, it was the best thing for them.

That said, if you go this way, keep lifting. You want to be able to do all the things that you want to do as a parent, regardless of age. I'm 56 and went kayaking with my 21 year old son after work yesterday. Was awesome.
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Originally Posted By Kraken⏩
It’s all about having values in common. The trouble I see the most with age differences are the values. Having things in common helps, but values can make or break a marriage. If I was with a girl 20 years younger, she would have to be Christian. Christianity teaches both a man and a woman to submit to their partner and be servants to each other. Without that kind of heart, I think a woman has very little to offer in a marriage. In a manner of speaking, that’s what a marriage is all about anyway. So that we are not alone, and we have a partner in life to get through the suffering.
Good points. Some guys my age think I'm being overly edgy when I say that, but I'm a returning college student and everyone I'm talking to is 18-25 years old. Absolutely, the majority of 18-20 year olds I've met are way too immature to get involved with (even for a smash, tbh) but I've met a few where that's not the case at all, and we actually vibe well.

I guess that's the benefit of getting older, you have a better handle on what you value in a partner.
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This Fall my daughter will become 33. She's my sunrise. She's my life.



7 years old.



3 years old.
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise⏩


This Fall my daughter will become 32. She's my sunrise. She's my life.



7 years old.



3 years old.
Those are some badass pics mane

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Originally Posted By Samraiwise⏩


This Fall my daughter will become 32. She's my sunrise. She's my life.



7 years old.



3 years old.
Absolutely beautiful pics of the family, Kaz! God Bless!
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