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post 1542594531 02-02-2018, 10:01 AM
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The thing to get out of this story is, a tight knit family is needed in order to have healthy children, live your life, and have a fulfilling career. I don't mean it like you FAs probably think. In a well off, multi-generation household, she could have had her kids at 30 and handled her career. Her parents could have cared for the child while she worked or went to school. I think Americans preach being independent a bit too much. Everyone is co-dependent on others, humans are social animals. You'll see this a lot in immigrant families, the kids stay with their parents until they get married, grandparents also live with them, 3 generations in one household, that's the way it should be.

I made the mistake of moving out of my parent's home at 16, and I struggled, I think the worst thing a young person can do is try to be independent too early. Of course it doesn't help that American culture means your parents kicking you out at 16.
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post 1542594771 02-02-2018, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Can have it all just not all at the same time
Time on earth is finite tho. Everything you choose to spend time on, you're sacrificing in another area. Not just chitting on career women here. I could probably speak Chinese with the amount of time I've spent chit posting on the misc lol.
post 1542595051 02-02-2018, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted By FriendOfFrank⏩
Time on earth is finite tho. Everything you choose to spend time on, you're sacrificing in another area. Not just chitting on career women here. I could probably speak Chinese with the amount of time I've spent chit posting on the misc lol.
I’m gonna live forever though
post 1542595071 02-02-2018, 10:06 AM
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lol @ no sign of Mr Right...

One less single mother in the world, this is good news
post 1542595561 02-02-2018, 10:11 AM
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It's called the choice paradox. The more choices you have, the less likely you'll feel satisfied with the one you choose. Men have fewer choices, therefore, feel more content with the partner they settle down with. Nowadays, women have myriad choices, and will never feel like they can find 'Mr right' because they're spoilt *******s. So, they end up 40, with a powdered uterus, still looking for 'the one'
post 1542595911 02-02-2018, 10:15 AM
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lol at being 65 when your kids graduate High School, 70 when the finish College, think a 25 year old wants to take care of an elderly parent, enjoy the old age home
post 1542596201 02-02-2018, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By EternaLovE⏩
she is fat and ugly u can just tell .

and who the hell wants to be with her anyways.

i mean if a woman is single at 45 years old...just lol
This is increasingly the new normal, even for very attractive women.

If you want a high-earning dual-income household or just a high-achieving career for yourself, you're going to be bouncing around for a while to build up your careers before you can choose someone to settle down with. If you marry in your 20s, it's a slam-dunk that one of you is going to have to compromise your career hard to stay together. The median age of first marriage was already 28 in 2011, which probably means that today, for non-Clevons, it's well into your 30s.



This one took it way too far, but I used to bang out a cute little finance geek who married around 30 and sure enough, having kids at that time was basically the dead-end for her career. Years of Top 10 graduate school and all that amounted to jack chit when she tried to get back on track after slowing it down for a few years to be a mom.
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
post 1542597301 02-02-2018, 10:28 AM
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Ugh... stories like this are damn frustrating.
post 1542597831 02-02-2018, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted By Waterydave⏩
lol at being 65 when your kids graduate High School, 70 when the finish College, think a 25 year old wants to take care of an elderly parent, enjoy the old age home
That's gonna be me if I ever have kids brah.

I'm alright with that. I'll have my DNR ready to go and the first sign of medical trouble that isn't over quickly means 100mg of morphine through the IV and it's lights out for good. I can't imagine making my family suffer while I rot away in some nursing home.

Anyway, that's why I still run a sub 6 minute mile. I'm going to be running circles around the young ones if I ever do decide to have children.
post 1542598011 02-02-2018, 10:32 AM
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lmao @ all the societal and gender-based influence people are attributing to this story

we just going to ignore the fact she had her eggs frozen at 42, and tried to have them fertilized at 45? that prob has more to do with her lack of success than the process itself.

Also lmao @ freezing your eggs and freeing your career at 42yo.
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post 1542598291 02-02-2018, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted By RocknRollMuscle⏩
lol @ her now having a kid who has no blood connection to her.
How about you go say that to an adopted kid's face.
post 1542598311 02-02-2018, 10:35 AM
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I feel bad for her mane. She must have known the risks tho
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post 1542598421 02-02-2018, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By cadetduke⏩
How about you go say that to an adopted kid's face.
What if the adopted kid is kind of a dick because he has degenerate criminal genes from his absentee father, and so the kid just LOLs at her, too, tho?
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
post 1542598571 02-02-2018, 10:37 AM
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Thats a sad ass story man. Dont know why people laugh at this.


No WK but i can only imagine the pain of the plans that you thought were for sure gonna give you a happy life, just dissapear out of nowhere and you are left alone, too depressed and too late to do anything about it.
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post 1542598931 02-02-2018, 10:40 AM
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Noice
post 1542599011 02-02-2018, 10:41 AM
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I'm all for roasting women when they deserve it but this story isn't really one of those moments if we are being honest.
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post 1542600841 02-02-2018, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1⏩
This one took it way too far, but I used to bang out a cute little finance geek who married around 30 and sure enough, having kids at that time was basically the dead-end for her career. Years of Top 10 graduate school and all that amounted to jack chit when she tried to get back on track after slowing it down for a few years to be a mom.
This is at least half the reason why women never try to get real jobs. Cause as soon as you put in your whole 20s towards working towards something competitive or high-end, you've got to piss it all away if you want to have a family.

I'd say the other half is that American society just has low expectations for women in general.
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
This is at least half the reason why women never try to get real jobs. Cause as soon as you put in your whole 20s towards working towards something competitive or high-end, you've got to piss it all away if you want to have a family.

I'd say the other half is that American society just has low expectations for women in general.
Have to get on that nursing time as a woman (srs)

Brb, work 3 days a week and make like 80k a year. (srs)

Brb, have tons of time off for kids. Brb, combine your 3 day week to a 6 day week and then take 8 days off at a time. (srs)

Brb, even work per diem is enough to raise a kid of two working 1-2 days a week (srs)


Corporate life can suck a dick.
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Fuk sad story. It's her own doing no doubt but still devastating for her I'm sure, especially devastating bc she knows it's her fault. It takes a real FA to relish in her misery
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I'm an atheist but I have to thank god for every feminist who is deprived children.
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I feel bad for this woman. She made a mistake, and she had chit luck with the eggs. I hope that people learn from her mistakes; fertility isn't easy to tame. But I don't see the point in mocking or laughing at her.
Take it easy Christian
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger⏩
Have to get on that nursing time as a woman (srs)

Brb, work 3 days a week and make like 80k a year. (srs)

Brb, have tons of time off for kids. Brb, combine your 3 day week to a 6 day week and then take 8 days off at a time. (srs)

Brb, even work per diem is enough to raise a kid of two working 1-2 days a week (srs)


Corporate life can suck a dick.
My mind was ****ing blown when I found out what nurses made. Even the nursing assistants or dental techs with a HS diploma can make $15 an hour if they finish a 9 month course.

The real one you need is to get on dat dere pharmacist time. I know a guy who makes $80K working 20 hours a week. $80K. Part time. Mind=blown.

One day I think this whole overpriced US healthcare system is going to have to change, but there is some good living to be had while it's still running.
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Not really silly, imho. That's actually really devastating. I'm a red piller, but this is messed up brahs
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This makes me happy for one major reason.

That kid would have grown up all fuked up having a single mom like her. You know someone too stupid to realize if you put a good egg in a broken oven its not gonna work.
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Originally Posted By wagtail⏩
this is what happens when you try and achieve everything in life without developing resilience

you end up screaming like a wild animal
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Originally Posted By EnderG60⏩
This makes me happy for one major reason.

That kid would have grown up all fuked up having a single mom like her. You know someone too stupid to realize if you put a good egg in a broken oven its not gonna work.
Thought she was still having a kid, just not with her own eggs?
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Thought she was still having a kid, just not with her own eggs?
In b4 she dies from birthing complications.. now that would just be Life saying **** you.
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“We can have it all! We don’t need men! We are women, hear us roar!”

...oh ****, you mean things don’t work out that way????
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The feminist agenda is ****ing women so hard. Overall, they were much happier in the misogynistic world where women were less expected to have careers and focused on having a family.

I'm all for women having a choice, what I'm against is this feminist agenda which demands they get careers.
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