Posted May 27, 2020, 6:03 AM
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Originally Posted by BnaBreaker
How is 35 "Prime age" but 40 is an absolute no go, full stop? I mean I would agree that 50 is really pushing it, but if you're 40, you're still in your mid-fifties when they enter high school, late fifties when they enter college, early 60's when they graduate and ideally go start making money, and if they get married and have kids at a more typical time in their lives, there's a solid probability that you'll have at least a good 15-20 years with the grandkids... so what's the problem? Or are you just talking about energy levels or something?
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Thats why I said "IMO". For me, I couldn't imaging dealing with a newborn again (just turned 42). Of course the reason i probably don't have the energy to deal with a little kid any more is that I dealt with little kids already.
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