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post 1477017181 12-30-2016, 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted By PisseninMisc⏩
Shut up you fukin *******. The expert panel of misc scholars, philosophers and economists is about to solve the social issues of our time and all you do is try to throw a wrench in there? Shame on you, get the fuk out of the way of enlightenment and progress.
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post 1477017241 12-30-2016, 12:13 PM
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They are lying to themselves obviously

They have maternal instincts to fulfull

Getting a dog might quell that desire for a little while but it won't beat having children
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post 1477017271 12-30-2016, 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
Are you serious? The chance for a down syndrome baby goes up astronomically after age 34 or so.
That study said up to 79% of females age 40-45 tested had abnormal chromosomes. Sheesh.
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post 1477017431 12-30-2016, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
That study said up to 79% of females age 40-45 tested had abnormal chromosomes. Sheesh.
Yep, old eggs. I think there is something about old seed too, not sure.
post 1477017731 12-30-2016, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
She said she didn't know if that was normal or not and kinda laughed about it. I said I think it depends on where she was from, and she said San Diego. I blame modern feminism and extreme liberal messages for this sort of outcome. I just sat there thinking she was gonna be pretty old and lonely in a few years.
Yes, it's become normal.

Feminism has taught women that they don't need to be mothers or nurturers; that they should be career women and independent instead.

More power to the women who are cool with it - but I know women who are around the 45 year old range who have many regrets of not having babies when they could have. In a way, it's a good thing - because a lot of these women end up adopting. Kids need good people to adopt them - what better parents than those who have gotten the party'ing phase out of their system and are ready to raise a family.

I know girls around 25-26 who have finished their education and have good careers who have no intention of getting married or having kids in the near future.
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post 1477018001 12-30-2016, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
In a way, it's a good thing - because a lot of these women end up adopting.
That's a fair point.
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post 1477018021 12-30-2016, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Frank
Yep, old eggs. I think there is something about old seed too, not sure.
I am gonna look into it, but that really does not make sense.


Women eggs age. They have a finite number of eggs from start to finish. Sperm cells die and new ones are generated. They don't really age.
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post 1477018111 12-30-2016, 12:21 PM
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I think marriage trends are way different than they used to be.

Some stupids and high school sweethearts getting married but thats about it.

Havent been on ******** in a while so im sure there are some idk about but majority of people i know my age are not married
post 1477018491 12-30-2016, 12:25 PM
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Guarantted they are not happy not having kids. Why would someone be happier at work then with family? thats just idiotic.

Given the chance everyone of them would be a housewife.

I can also guarantee that not one of them can cook and doesnt understand the value that a man places on a woman that can cook.
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post 1477018671 12-30-2016, 12:27 PM
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post 1477018691 12-30-2016, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted By crupiea⏩
Guarantted they are not happy not having kids. Why would someone be happier at work then with family? thats just idiotic.

Given the chance everyone of them would be a housewife.

I can also guarantee that not one of them can cook and doesnt understand the value that a man places on a woman that can cook.
Not sure if srs or just showing your age. No hate or feminism, just sayin
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post 1477018781 12-30-2016, 12:28 PM
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Anecdotal evidence is kinda **** in a thread like this, but I know some very driven career women who found a quality guy who liked them and went all-in immediately. I often wonder if they're all like that: career-driven, independent and strong until they get in a good relationship and then suddenly the compromises they've been scoffing at for a decade are at once worth it. Not saying starting a family is the holy grail, but at least some people don't want kids because admitting they want kids is admitting failure.
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post 1477018981 12-30-2016, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted By sclimb⏩
Could be. But @ 20, that's like being 5 and into pokemon, and being convinced that pokemon will be your life forever.
plus i'm gay

so i'd rather just remain happy being single than put up with all the discrimination towards me if i ever wanted to get married / have kids


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post 1477019281 12-30-2016, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Melis689⏩
Not sure if srs or just showing your age. No hate or feminism, just sayin
Are you doubting the natural tendency of a very feminine nature to not want to be a provider but in a more supporting role as a nurturer?

The great thing about women is that we're versatile and flexible. Like water - we conform to our surroundings. We can do both roles (masculine and feminine) - but to say that we're comfortable doing them is a far reach.

I've yet to see a straight woman fulfilling a very masculine role successfully and enjoying it.
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post 1477019361 12-30-2016, 12:35 PM
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While some 35yo+ women might not want to have kids or marriage, EVERY 'sane' woman want a loving relationship. And not just the idea, but to actually BE IN ONE.
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you make it sound like every women has the main goal of reproduction.

Could it not be possible that she and her friends make enough money to support themselves happily, that they still get laid and get attention, and that they have no desire to have children? Not all women need a man, I personally wouldnt even want to be with a girl who NEEDS a man.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
Are you doubting the natural tendency of a very feminine nature to not want to be a provider but in a more supporting role as a nurturer?

The great thing about women is that we're versatile and flexible. Like water - we conform to our surroundings. We can do both roles (masculine and feminine) - but to say that we're comfortable doing them is a far reach.

I've yet to see a straight woman fulfilling a very masculine role successfully and enjoying it.
I'm not denying that it's in our nature to be like that. But come on it's not the fukin 50's anymore where EVERY woman craves to be in the kitchen all day. I'd hate to be dependent on my other half being the sole bread winner, I'd feel like a child asking for pocket money and I'd like to be able to bring something to the table myself as well
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I'm pretty sure I know who you sat next to

Many of these women see other children and it seems like a huge sacrifice to raise a child (and it is for sure, financially, emotionally, sleep, etc). I had that mindset until the age of 32 when I had a niece, and then it was baby fever. But from 25-32 I wanted nothing to do with children and was more interested in my tennis tournament ranking.

They don't act desperate to find a beta provider to settle down with. Many of them travel around the world and find happiness with other pursuits.
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Though most women want kids, there are some that genuinely don't. It's a bit odd that it's that many of them and they know each other, but I guess at that age it makes sense that they would gravitate together and away from all the other women with kids. So it's not outside the realm of possibilities that they all genuinely don't want kids.
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Originally Posted By Melis689⏩
I'm not denying that it's in our nature to be like that. But come on it's not the fukin 50's anymore where EVERY woman craves to be in the kitchen all day.I'd hate to be dependent on my other half being the sole bread winner, I'd feel like a child asking for pocket money and I'd like to be able to bring something to the table myself as well
It's not like that one bit. Supporting the one you love, in every way, is bringing something to the table. You take care of each other just in different and equally important ways.
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Originally Posted By Melis689⏩
I'm not denying that it's in our nature to be like that. But come on it's not the fukin 50's anymore where EVERY woman craves to be in the kitchen all day. I'd hate to be dependent on my other half being the sole bread winner, I'd feel like a child asking for pocket money and I'd like to be able to bring something to the table myself as well
Who said anything about being in the kitchen?

I also didn't say that the woman HAD to stay home and not work. I specifically said about being "the provider." Again, I believe in gender roles. There is a priority role that each gender does well in - imo. That's not to say that each gender can't do the other role, they just won't be comfortable doing it long term.
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Originally Posted By Marie646⏩
It's not like that one bit. Supporting the one you love, in every way, is bringing something to the table. You take care of each other just in different and equally important ways.
I'm not bashing women (and even men) who do it, it's just not for me. I'd get bored and I like working
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She was full of chit. just wanted to make herself feel better. any girl late 20s is on the prowl for marriage and a family unless she is extremely successful. Even then most have the natural urge
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Originally Posted By Melis689⏩
I'm not bashing women (and even men) who do it, it's just not for me. I'd get bored and I like working
I got bored 5 years in and got my sub-contractors license and started a business, trust me, both can be done.


I know you're not bashing. You're just different than me and Muzzie, I'm a decade older than you and Muzzie she is very traditional.
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Yeh she is lying... She is almost definitely panicking because she knows her time is running out.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
Who said anything about being in the kitchen?

I also didn't say that the woman HAD to stay home and not work. I specifically said about being "the provider." Again, I believe in gender roles. There is a priority role that each gender does well in - imo. That's not to say that each gender can't do the other role, they just won't be comfortable doing it long term.
I was referring to the part of my post where the fella that I quoted above said about being in the kitchen cos he mentioned that himself. And like I said, I don't disagree with our natural nurturing role; I'm just saying things are different nowadays and women (AND men) needn't be confined to a particular role, not to the extreme anyway. You quoted me on what I said back to that guy, I'm just reiterating what I meant. I didn't say once that women aren't naturally this or that way
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
I am gonna look into it, but that really does not make sense.


Women eggs age. They have a finite number of eggs from start to finish. Sperm cells die and new ones are generated. They don't really age.
Age IS a factor in male fertility - sperm quantity, quality, etc. decline over time. However the effect is not nearly so great as for women.

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Originally Posted By Marie646⏩
I got bored 5 years in and got my sub-contractors license and started a business, trust me, both can be done.

l.
This is my point exactly, for ME the boredom would suck, like it did for you hence why you did something about it (and good for you). I'm not denying that both roles can be done, my initial point is based on the suggestion that one half remains the stay at home while the other is the provider
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Originally Posted By ChiBearsfan⏩
The woman I am dating now is in her late 30's.

She is a specialized doctor at a premier academic medical institution.

She finished her training in her early/mid 30's.

She is extremely attractive and looks 5 or so years younger than she is.

She has almost given up on the idea of finding a mate, and in the next couple years will just get artificial insemination -she has all the resources to raise a child single.

Game, set, match boys, but she's obviously an outlier.
Anyone who does that is selfish as fuk.
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