No, you are pregnant. You’re husband is not going through any physical or emotional changes with carrying a baby. Don’t ever be disrespectful of women and what they go through to give birth. |
| SMbC here; only child at 45. She has been my workout coach since her birth-- walking/ running each day, and now my running partner at 15 with her on her track team. She has kept my spirits high and optimistic even as I turned 60. |
| That was my biggest nightmare through my entire 40s. I had three kids before I turned 30, almost empty nester at 48 (my youngest will be heading to college this year). I don't know about our marriage, but I would not be able to handle a new baby at 40s. |
| Yes, 44. Has been great and DH and I both say it has kept us young. |
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I am in my mid-40s. One child - who will be graduating high school this year. I can't imagine having a child at 40. Child rearing is a lot of work. I look forward to getting to know my child during this next phase of her life and how our relationship will evolve.
Plus, I will have more energy/time to focus on my career, take up a new hobby, and spend more time with my husband. |