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devotech2 on scored.co
24 days ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
Honestly, having children late isn't *that* bad. Almost all of my great grandparents had children uncharacteristically late, one of my great grandfathers had children when he was pushing 50, his wife in her early 40s, because he was involved with the SA in his late teens/early 20s, then the eastern front in his mid-late 20s , then the end of ww2 in his 30s, then hopping around the world evading allied/Israeli intelligence that he was paranoid about until he went to America and finally settled.
He stayed healthy though, so he may not have been as active as he could have been in his children's lives but he was still very active for his age. He was alive until shortly before I was born, and he was nearly 100 at this point. His daughter, my grandmother, on the other hand, had my dad at 20, my grandfather was 19 and he was also the son of rather late parents, his dad was almost 40, mom was in her early 30s. Also due to ww2, my great uncle was born much earlier than my grandfather was because of the gap where my g grandfather was in the navy, as a result theyre brothers in completely different generations with a 12 year age difference. My 2nd cousins, who should normally be the same age, are about 20 years older than me as a result of this.
If you stay healthy and active you can mitigate the impact of age on having children at a later age. Try to teach your children to have kids at a younger age and you can be a very active grandfather too at a pretty typical grandparent age still.
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed
I’ve actually seen a couple of people I know have a youthfulness and zest for life brought back to them from having kids at a later age. Of course, they were both in great shape, and the wife was younger, but it does happen. Unfortunately this is rare now, because most people in general, no matter the age, are lazy unhealthy fat fucks who don’t take care of themselves. I say as long as you can chase your kid around and do physical things with them until they’re 14 or so, you should be good. That means that if a man stays active, healthy, and fit he should be fine until 45-50 IMHO.
He stayed healthy though, so he may not have been as active as he could have been in his children's lives but he was still very active for his age. He was alive until shortly before I was born, and he was nearly 100 at this point. His daughter, my grandmother, on the other hand, had my dad at 20, my grandfather was 19 and he was also the son of rather late parents, his dad was almost 40, mom was in her early 30s. Also due to ww2, my great uncle was born much earlier than my grandfather was because of the gap where my g grandfather was in the navy, as a result theyre brothers in completely different generations with a 12 year age difference. My 2nd cousins, who should normally be the same age, are about 20 years older than me as a result of this.
If you stay healthy and active you can mitigate the impact of age on having children at a later age. Try to teach your children to have kids at a younger age and you can be a very active grandfather too at a pretty typical grandparent age still.
Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed