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Originally Posted by landpoke
and child bearing? Do you ever feel as if you'd been robbed of some elemental and possibly necessary experiences because of the age at which so many of you married and had kids?
I'm not looking for a recounting of the joys of marriage and kids etc. I'm asking if you feel like you've missed something, despite all the good it's brought to your life, by marrying and procreating at a young age.
Maybe this post is in the wrong place, but given that the acts in question spring from the church to which most of you belong I suppose it makes as much sense to put it here as anywhere else.
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No, but I was married at 24 and had my first kid at 30 so I probably don't count.
My perspective on the issue is that folks should marry when they are ready and have kids when they are prepared to take care of them.
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