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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would never date an older guy because I want kids and the risk of autism and other special needs increases with the father’s age. The risk was found to be the greatest in couples with a large age gap (10+ years) with the father being over 40. Most of my late twenties friends feel the same. I’m 27, and 30 is absolutely my upper limit. Luckily, no shortage of men, though I’m now in a serious relationship with someone my age. The fertility gap is definitely closing, at least among educated people. [/quote]

This is so funny to hear women freak out about autism and SN when you know that five years down the road, they'll be signing up their kid for accomodations based on some imagined disability just to game the system. [/quote]

WTF are you talking about? Very strange. I guess you didn’t like the news, sorry but it’s true. [/quote]

I'm talking about the epidemic of parents getting their kids labelled ADHD, depressed, anxious, or whathaveyou, to get accomodations in school. Do you really think that a higher percentage of today's kids have such neurological imbalances than those of the Greatest Generation? So I'm telling you Ms I-don't-want-to-date-a-40s-guy to not freak out because chances are, even if your kid turns out normal, he or she will get some diagnosis in his/her lifetime if they are going to spend their childhood here in the US.[/quote]

Wow, you clearly know absolutely nothing about special needs. You sound like a nut job. [/quote]

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