Anonymous wrote:40s and 50s.
All married. First marriage. All with kids.
Happy? More or less, I suppose. Mostly resigned.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Early 50s, different friend groups (NOVA and from back home in Midwest), all with at least 2 degrees:
1 married for 15y+, no kids;
1 partnered for 20Y+, no kids;
1 married (OBGYN) 15y+, 6 kids;
1 married (RN) 20y+, 5 kids;
1 married 20y+, 5 kids;
2 divorced after 15y+, no kids;
1 divorced (top of class at UM and Northwestern) after 10y+, no kids, living in A2 and it’s like she hasn’t left school.
I forget how common it is to have lots of kids in other parts of the country. I kind of love it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Early 50s, different friend groups (NOVA and from back home in Midwest), all with at least 2 degrees:
1 married for 15y+, no kids;
1 partnered for 20Y+, no kids;
1 married (OBGYN) 15y+, 6 kids;
1 married (RN) 20y+, 5 kids;
1 married 20y+, 5 kids;
2 divorced after 15y+, no kids;
1 divorced (top of class at UM and Northwestern) after 10y+, no kids, living in A2 and it’s like she hasn’t left school.
I forget how common it is to have lots of kids in other parts of the country. I kind of love it.
Anonymous wrote:Early 50s, different friend groups (NOVA and from back home in Midwest), all with at least 2 degrees:
1 married for 15y+, no kids;
1 partnered for 20Y+, no kids;
1 married (OBGYN) 15y+, 6 kids;
1 married (RN) 20y+, 5 kids;
1 married 20y+, 5 kids;
2 divorced after 15y+, no kids;
1 divorced (top of class at UM and Northwestern) after 10y+, no kids, living in A2 and it’s like she hasn’t left school.