scarrittt Archive

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7	Women should take seriously the question if they want to have children or not early in life and stick to it to avoid suffering. the main thing people on here don’t seem to realize is how much change a person goes through from 20 to mid 30s. my mom had me at 34 and before that point thought she’d never have children or never be physically be able to. my mom at age 20 and my mom at age 34 were two completely different women and would have been drastically different mothers. i’m happy my mom got the chance to have a fulfilling career and personal life throughout her 20s before having me. if she never gained those life exper…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/03/23 05:38 PM
6	Age gaps don't matter. Attraction does. for real. i’ve never commented here but as an almost 21-year-old woman living at home and going to university, there would be a SERIOUS and lengthy conversation with my parents if i mentioned i was seeing a guy close to 30. they aren’t controlling or anything, i am free to do as i please, but they would be extremely concerned and giving a BOMBASTIC side eye	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/03/23 05:35 PM