Posted Jun 3, 2020, 10:17 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Canada
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It's funny how perspectives change without fail, it's one of life's great distinctions between a lived experience vs. one that is posted and shared.
In my part of the world and circle (Vancouver, extremely expensive RE), there is a sweet spot to age of children, usually 30-35. It usually doesn't happen much older, at least for a first kid, unless the person concerned hasn't found a partner yet. Only other contrasting examples are from infertility. Younger than 30 is very rare, married folks can wait years. Granted I think many people are coming to accept that you don't need a house and a backyard to raise a kid here.
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