I seem to have a glut of 45yr old+ - Page 2

jaysay · 24-08-2009, 16:08

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Originally Posted by Less

Good grief, Jaysay even I get a broody sort of feeling when given a new born to hold, I always thought it was a natural protection sort of thing, not that I was considering having one!

Never quite affected me like that Less, well not in the last 20 years or so, if I get hold of a new born I quite happy with the knowledge that I'll be giving the little darling back within minutes

BERNADETTE · 24-08-2009, 18:09

As long as the woman is fit and able to take care of a child then it should be her choice. Wouldn't have done for me but then again that was my choice. I do find it abhorrent when I read of women in their sixties getting pregnant, there is just no justification for it IMO and I think it is a very selfish thing to do.

cmonstanley · 24-08-2009, 18:58

thatll be nothing to do with single mothers on benefits being put on jobseekers when their child hits seven is it

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Lilly · 24-08-2009, 20:22

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Originally Posted by katex

I think the time to call it quits is when Mother Nature takes over and the menopause kicks in ... unlike the women who go on to have IVF after this.

That's what I think too.

I don't think there's anything wrong with women in their 40s having babies but I do think it's wrong when women in their 60s have IVF to have babies.

West Ender · 24-08-2009, 21:16

Unfortunately children seem to have become a commodity in some strata of today's world, to be acquired after the 5 bedroom (two en-suite) home, his BMW, her 4X4 and the holiday cottage in France. Modern medicine has ensured that, if the potential child has any defects (Down's Syndrome is a greater risk the older the mother), it can be disposed of and the process repeated.

jaysay · 25-08-2009, 10:42

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Originally Posted by West Ender

Unfortunately children seem to have become a commodity in some strata of today's world, to be acquired after the 5 bedroom (two en-suite) home, his BMW, her 4X4 and the holiday cottage in France. Modern medicine has ensured that, if the potential child has any defects (Down's Syndrome is a greater risk the older the mother), it can be disposed of and the process repeated.

Unfortunately West Ender that's one of the sad facts of today's modern living

shillelagh · 25-08-2009, 14:22

Well ok im only 42 and no kids .. but im not broody .. and do i want one .. dont know if i can afford one ..

think the reason behind the 45 plus is because they've either not got married and concentrated on their career instead and married late on or it could be they've married got divorced and remarried possibly to a younger fella and want a child with this one.

notts · 25-08-2009, 15:32

hi im tryin to find the surname of a bloke called bob who owned a second hand shop on blackburn road accy years ago tryin to get in touch with his wife christine thanks

emamum · 25-08-2009, 15:43

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Originally Posted by notts

hi im tryin to find the surname of a bloke called bob who owned a second hand shop on blackburn road accy years ago tryin to get in touch with his wife christine thanks

might be best to start your own thread on this?

Eric · 26-08-2009, 21:04

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Originally Posted by planetsusie

women coming into surgery who are trying their damnedest to get pregnant.
Any thought about this?

<I'm not giving you mine because the jury is out>

I seem to have a glut of 45+ women coming into my bed who are trying their damnedest not to get pregnant