Do stem women stay single for longer than those who are in the humanities?

[Anonymous]

I think regardless of field, men and women are marrying much later and having kids much later. 40 for first marriage and kids is the norm today. I wonder if people will soon start having kids and getting married at 45.

Unfortunately the cost of living is so high that people have no other choice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think regardless of field, men and women are marrying much later and having kids much later. 40 for first marriage and kids is the norm today. I wonder if people will soon start having kids and getting married at 45.

Unfortunately the cost of living is so high that people have no other choice.

I see the opposite. I’m 47 and mother of teenagers. I have friends in their fifties with married children who got married in their mid twenties.

[Anonymous]

The ones who get married young are usually rich and pretty. High quality women get taken early.

[Anonymous]

STEM women are in a target-rich environment. No problem finding mates.