[nanny]

My daughter is 28 and I still give her advice. She seldom takes it, but I still try. It is my job. My son is 35 ditto.

If the 20 year old daughter takes the advice - good for her, even if she does remain unmarried until she is 60. Is it better for her to have a succession of failed 'cohabitations'? It doesn't seem so to me, but I realize I am of a different generation.

[laredo44]

even if she does remain unmarried until she is 60. Is it better for her to have a succession of failed 'cohabitations'?

tis better to have loved and lost...No?

[Lamont Cranston]

I've never seen people so bitter as the never-married old ladies in that church. Maybe if they'd taken some intiative and dated instead of sitting around waiting for a man to drop out of the sky...