Half of British women reach age 30 without having a child

[Anonymous]

Y’all are acting thick about what brunch really is. Brunch is single yuppies or shacking up yuppies of prime marriage and baby-making age who are so freaking bored, immature and idle they go get drunk at breakfast on the weekends. It’s basically a continuation of teenagers tailgating the “big game” at some state college. Often taking their dog, you know, instead of a baby. It was certainly popularized nationally by SATC. It’s extended adolescence by a demo that ought to be married and procreating. Instead they were unserious and indulgent, layabouts getting fat and bombed at weekend brunch, talking about their pointless careers and next vacation. Pointlessly pissing away hours, days, years as your your fertility ticks away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Y’all are acting thick about what brunch really is. Brunch is single yuppies or shacking up yuppies of prime marriage and baby-making age who are so freaking bored, immature and idle they go get drunk at breakfast on the weekends. It’s basically a continuation of teenagers tailgating the “big game” at some state college. Often taking their dog, you know, instead of a baby. It was certainly popularized nationally by SATC. It’s extended adolescence by a demo that ought to be married and procreating. Instead they were unserious and indulgent, layabouts getting fat and bombed at weekend brunch, talking about their pointless careers and next vacation. Pointlessly pissing away hours, days, years as your your fertility ticks away.

Cultural phenomenon. Be selfish, be immature, be a drunk not just in college but for another 10 years after college, obsess over your car or dog and pointless job instead of locking down an eligible suitor in your physical and fertility prime. Anyone who marries and has kids right after college is an unsophisticated toothless rube!

[Anonymous]

cat* or dog

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you seen their options? I get it

I am late twenties, single, and child-free. I am not single/child-free because I wanted to focus on my career, casually hookup, and party it up in my 20s. I always wanted to get married young and family is important to me. However, I have not found a quality partner in this area who is attractive to me and treats me well and shares my values. I think I would prefer to be alone than to be with a man who treats me poorly and whose character I don't respect.

I don't think women are the only part of this equation. My peers and I wish we had more decent options.

My single son, early 20s, says the same thing about today’s young women

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most women/men stay single because they didn’t meet the person they would want to marry. SATC has nothing to do with the lack of eligible marriage prospects for most highly educated women with successful careers. Not everyone wants to be a grammar school teacher with 6 kids. People make different choices and that is okay. It’s okay to love brunch. It’s okay to have 5 kids by the age of 30, if that’s what makes you tick. It’s okay to be single or married and childless.

This. I have a few childless friends who are now 40+. That is not by choice. They brunch, vacation, go out, and do all the things listed above. Wanted kids but never met the right guy or, in the case of another, failed several rounds of IVF. It is hard to meet the right partner in this day and age. So don't discount how difficult that aspect of this equation is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Y’all are acting thick about what brunch really is. Brunch is single yuppies or shacking up yuppies of prime marriage and baby-making age who are so freaking bored, immature and idle they go get drunk at breakfast on the weekends. It’s basically a continuation of teenagers tailgating the “big game” at some state college. Often taking their dog, you know, instead of a baby. It was certainly popularized nationally by SATC. It’s extended adolescence by a demo that ought to be married and procreating. Instead they were unserious and indulgent, layabouts getting fat and bombed at weekend brunch, talking about their pointless careers and next vacation. Pointlessly pissing away hours, days, years as your your fertility ticks away.

Sorry you missed out on the fun and feel bitter about it now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Y’all are acting thick about what brunch really is. Brunch is single yuppies or shacking up yuppies of prime marriage and baby-making age who are so freaking bored, immature and idle they go get drunk at breakfast on the weekends. It’s basically a continuation of teenagers tailgating the “big game” at some state college. Often taking their dog, you know, instead of a baby. It was certainly popularized nationally by SATC. It’s extended adolescence by a demo that ought to be married and procreating. Instead they were unserious and indulgent, layabouts getting fat and bombed at weekend brunch, talking about their pointless careers and next vacation. Pointlessly pissing away hours, days, years as your your fertility ticks away.

+ 1000000000000

They think they are going to get a Mr Big at age 45 and have kids right after. Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you seen their options? I get it

I am late twenties, single, and child-free. I am not single/child-free because I wanted to focus on my career, casually hookup, and party it up in my 20s. I always wanted to get married young and family is important to me. However, I have not found a quality partner in this area who is attractive to me and treats me well and shares my values. I think I would prefer to be alone than to be with a man who treats me poorly and whose character I don't respect.

I don't think women are the only part of this equation. My peers and I wish we had more decent options.

My single son, early 20s, says the same thing about today’s young women

Todays young women are too picky.

[Anonymous]

At least half of British women are really ugly, so . . . no, this doesn't surprise me.

[Anonymous]

The good ones are all snapped up in college or grad school. You don’t have to marry right away, but they are all seriously committed by 25. At least in my own experience - this describes everyone I know in a healthy stable marriage with a reasonably equal partner. Even if they waited to marry/have kids, they were together fairly young.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At least half of British women are really ugly, so . . . no, this doesn't surprise me.

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Please post a photo of yourself so we can assess whether you speak from a position of authority.

[Anonymous]

Did this thread get posted on Roosh V forums?

[Anonymous]

There is a new post like this almost every day on this site:

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/668926.page

Many working moms are miserable. I’m not sure why women are so nasty toward SAHM’s or very PT working moms. It sounds a helluva lot better than the alternative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The good ones are all snapped up in college or grad school. You don’t have to marry right away, but they are all seriously committed by 25. At least in my own experience - this describes everyone I know in a healthy stable marriage with a reasonably equal partner. Even if they waited to marry/have kids, they were together fairly young.

I had a friend who told me that, back when we were in our 20s and he was getting married, and I was getting ready to move overseas on an adventure. 15 years later he was in the middle of the most bitter divorce I'd ever encountered, and I was marrying the guy I am glad I waited for.

Don't have kids and never wanted them, so that was never part of my calculus. I guess I am jsut a husk of a person, really, when you think about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did this thread get posted on Roosh V forums?

Is that a trash British forum?