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Author Topic: marriage, kids  (Read 3262 times)
chevy
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« on: December 07, 2002, 05:00:00 AM »

At 48 some of my married friends who have kids say I am "too" old to have kids. I will be too tired to keep up with them they say as I get into my 50's and 60"s.
  I'm looking for a wife in SA. Writing and planning a trip in the spring. I've never married, no kids. Does anyone else my age feel the same way? What they say is making me think. Maybe I should go for a woman who does not want kids. But, I wonder if I will regret not having my own down the road. But there are those who say ignore the naysayers.
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mudd
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« Reply #1 on: December 08, 2002, 05:00:00 AM »

... in response to marriage, kids, posted by chevy on Dec 7, 2002

you are as old as to how you act, or something like that. anyways, i know a few men who are in their late 40's who are in better shape and more active then some guys in their late twentys and early thirties. if you like to sit and collect dust, then maybe children at your age would not bee a good thing. each person is diffrent.
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lswote
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« Reply #2 on: December 07, 2002, 05:00:00 AM »

... in response to marriage, kids, posted by chevy on Dec 7, 2002

I am also 48 and getting married in February to a 32 year old woman, who has never married or had kids.  We plan on having children as soon as possible.  I was married before to a woman who had 3 small children from a prior marriage.  We never had children together, but I was married to her 13 years, from the time the children were small, until the last one grew up and moved out of the house.

I now regret not having children with my first wife, so I am looking forward to having children in this marriage.  I don't think I will be able to be as physically active with this family as I was with my last one, because in my first marriage I would sometimes carry all 3 of them at once and carried the youngest one everywhere on my shoulders until she was almost 10.  My body isn't up to that challenge anymore so it will be different this time around.  But I also expect to be a more patient father than the first time around.

I think family and children are what life is all about.  My future wife's parents were of similar ages as my fiancee and I are now when they married, her father being 20 years older than her mother.  He is 79 now and my fiancee adores him so I don't think you have to be a young father to be a good father.

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