And? |
Have you met her? Is she ready to raise 3 children? |
No AND…. Reread the bold and the whole paragraph. My point made. Full stop. |
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Celebrated 22 wonderful years of marriage earlier this week. She is 48, I am 66.
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The age gap isn’t an issue.
The new baby isn’t an issue. The issue is the instant family. Many 25 year olds, especially men, are not ready to raise someone else’s 10 yo child. |
| Lol I was married by that age and my spouse is 10+ years older. Y'all need to chill |
Uh huh. This and other responses have answered your unwritten question. There is currently a double standard in our world. It is generally okay for the man to be older; it is slightly weird for the woman to be older. But usually people just think about it for a moment, process that it is unusual, and move on with their lives. Kind of like when they meet a more extreme age gap, like 65 year old man and his 40 year old wife -- they think a moment about their automatic biased thoughts and then move on easily. |
Few years is fine, 5+ is questionable, 10+ is a gamble. This goes for all genders. |
No it isn’t. |
This is odd. |
Not common among educated and intact families at all. At least 75% of world's population still cares about wedlock. |
Nothing about this is "odd". What's odd is that you'd think it is. |
It is for under 30. Obviously not so much for people marrying late or remarrying. |
Well, considering how most DCUM parents think 25 year olds aren't even ready to get engaged to single people their own age, a guy with undeveloped prefrontal cortex having a child with an older single mother of an elementary school boy certainly sounds odd not norm. |
Obviously not among the DCUM crowd, in which people can’t fathom someone having a baby before their 30th birthday. |