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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What about the other trend of not marrying at all?

I have coworkers with babies who are not married. [/quote]

This is the actual trend. But it doesn't fit in with the current narrative being pushed [/quote]

UMC/rich kids seem to be getting married younger. These kids likely have the support of the rich parents.

Poor and MC young adults may not have the money for a wedding or to buy a house. Our kids will have college, grad school, wedding and at least down payment from the parents. I would rather my kids marry relatively young in their twenties and have kids young.

I come from humble beginnings and traveled a ton in my twenties after I started working. My kids have been traveling internationally since they were young. My kids are still minors and been to Europe and Asia several times and the US/Caribbean countless times. It isn’t like they need to spend their twenties traveling and enjoying life. They have been doing this since being born.
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Traveling with mama is not what people mean when they say "travel and see the world." That you would unironically write that tells me so much about you.
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DP.

What does “travel and see the world” mean if not travel and see the world, which one can do with their friends, their parents, or even by themselves!

Do you mean getting drunk, high, and having sex with random strangers?  That’s the only scenario in which you’re right and one would not get that experience traveling with mama…[/quote]

Traveling with your parents - where you are handheld, taken to mommy-selected destinations and landmarks, and are told what to do and what to eat and when to go to sleep - are completely different from travel that you yourself organize, budget for and navigate unassisted.  The first is a theme park.  The second is an [b]adulting [/b]experience.[/quote]

Sorry, I don’t take life advice from anyone who uses “adult” as a verb.[/quote]

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