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[quote=Anonymous]"I have a bachelor's and a master's degree and have enjoyed a 25 year professional career. I married my husband at 22, after dating for over three years in college. I guess we should have waited another 8 to 15 years so he could go screw around with various women and I could go waste years of my life aimlessly hooking up, traveling, shopping, boozing and ordering frittatas. We could circle back in our 30s with various mental illnesses, baggage, 90% of my viable eggs gone, and be old on our wedding day and miss seeing our grandchildren grow up. Because media and new wave feminism brainwashed you, and millions like you, to think that was the ideal. Marrying shortly after college is "white trash". Being a young bride and a beautiful educated young mother is so "gross". Right." Did you want to sleep with only one man your whole life? Is your career teaching or another traditionally female dominated field? Why are you obsessed with watching your grandchildren grow up? I wasn't close to the two grandparents I had (the other two died before I was born) because they got married at 22, started popping out babies at 24 and by the time I was born when they were 52, they were interested in traveling and doing things as a couple and weren't that interested in their grandkids. [/quote]
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