[lurk]

Being self-absorbed and career-focused was so fun and freeing, when she was young and fresh.

But then, the clock ticked and tocked.

Eating stupid right out of the carton once again.

[ApplegateRanch]

Must be ... happy to share...financial responsibility. Pregnancy via IVF

If they have to advertise like that, maybe IVF is a bonus for the guy: doesn't have to get close enough to touch her, or more to the point, get touched by her, after chipping in all that money & "sharing".

[ApplegateRanch]

Must be ... happy to share...financial responsibility. Pregnancy via IVF

If they have to advertise like that, maybe IVF is a bonus for the guy: doesn't have to get close enough to touch her, or more to the point, get touched by her, after chipping in all that money & "sharing".

[Mrs. Don-o]

I predicted it, and now it's true! Women who never married, longing to be divorcees.

Next up, women who never got pregnant, demanding the right to abort.

[PapaBear3625]

Ladies, 42 is not the time to be looking for a good man to be the father of your children.

Regardless of feminist doctrine, the time to find a good man who will marry you, is in your early 20's. Be open to dating men five or more years older than you. Don't look for Prince Charming unless you yourself are royalty. Get married by 25, and have your kids before 30. (Dealing with teenagers in your 50's is hard, and I do not recommend it). If your career suffers, that's life. Set your priorities.

I realize that many women will wildly disagree with what I've said. Tough.

[Night Hides Not]

For Carson Rennick, 36, a 6ft 3in handsome Canadian – one of the sought-after heterosexual men on the site – it’s money well spent. ‘I don’t want to be 40 or 50 having my first child and not being able to enjoy their fundamental years,’ he says.

Dude doesn't know jack squat. While my 11 YO is not my first child (he has a sister and brother aged 26 & 24, respectively), to say I haven't been able to enjoy his "fundamental years" is utter nonsense.

I'm now 59, and we just returned from vacation, and Mom opted not to join us. Our first week included stops at Monument Valley and Bryce Canyon for horseback rides, and a day of canyoneering near Zion NP: