My mam had me in her teens, my brother in her 20’s and my sister in her 30’s, not to judge her but she was a much better mother to my sister than to me and my brother. She had more patience, more money because she had got a career, better living conditions because she could afford to buy her house. Me and my brother spent a lot more time with grandparents than my sister did. She was just overall a better mother when she got older
All of this comes down to wealth lol,your age is basically pointless to this debate. A financially comfortable 40 year old will raise a child easier than the uncomfortable 22year old. Basically common sense
@@ZK_SHREDR many older parents also find childcare costs expensive. I think there are advantages and disadvantages in both. Being a parent I assume is hard for both ages. Having children under 35 seems to have more benefits though.
Well said. My take as a woman who had twins at 40 - raising kids is not "skilled" work. It's not rocket science. Your brain is at its peak while in your 20s and 30s. So maximize what you do with it. Make an impact. When you're older, and past your peak, have kids. They will keep you young for longer and make you connected to the younger gen when you are older. You have money for childcare so you spend less time doing grunt work caring for them. You can continue with your career etc while spending quality time with your kids and showing them by example how much one can achieve in life.
@@pepy7779 agreed, having slightly older parents has made me mature alot quicker as they've taught me things that my school definitely didn't plan to. I've learnt about the importance of saving and I was given work experience from quite a young age. Obviously there are negatives too such as their parenting could be called a bit "old fashioned" but the positives definitely outweigh the negatives. Just hearing stories of how they grew up and how their parents would treat them,I find really interesting.i feel privileged to have older parents as I've definitely learnt a lot more than I would if they were younger/less experienced
Its down to person preference but pretending a woman in her 40's is going to have the same level of energy as a woman in her 20's is abit silly and there are health risks.
Correct. I gave birth for the first time at 40. While some of my highschool friends had theirs in their early 20s. I have an advanced degree and a career in tech. They are either housewives or elementary school teachers. While they bring energy to parenting, i bring high standards and am an example of how a woman can (and should) achieve big things in life. There's always pros and cons to both sides. I don't think this topic should even be debated!
People are not having kids anymore we get it, blame the government and justice secretaries for making society such a place you wouldn't dare want to bring a child into. You cant leave your doors unlocked in this day and age nevermind have children
this isn't a debate, you and the baby are more likely to die when your past 35 and with each year after that number increases even more. Even if the baby survives they are more likely to have disabilitys and just so many other complications. Finally menopause is a very real thing and often starts during the late 30s making conception impossible and even if you're fertile with age it makes it harder to do. These are all facts btw nothing to debate about
30 - unmarried - no kids. dating. 5 alcohol units. 0 shags. Fabulous & absolutely no judgement from society. (only mum & Una and the whole of turkey curry buffet) All hail to the genius of Helen Fielding. Hip hip! Hooray!
Yes. You’d rather have your children a bit older when you are ready than have them when younger just because you’re of age because it’s the children that at suffer.
There are benefits from having children young or older. But we need to get rid of the mindset that older women can't have babies because a women can be fertile right up in 50s
I had my 1st at 24 and second at 29. I had always "planned" to have children after my 30s . You can't always plan , life is not always by the book. We all want things at different times. The only thing I've noticed now with my friends having children in their 30s is fertility problems , miscarriages, and yes this can happen at any age, but I've noticed it more now in my 30s with friends and family. Each to their own , we all have a different journey. ❤
@pepy777 both my da's parents died before I was born and I lost both my other grandparents by the age of 7, so missed out there and throughout my life I've made friends with much older people to fill that gap, I'm the youngest of 4 but felt like an only child and disconnected with 2 of my 3 brothers due to the age gap, I lost my da at 21 which devastated me as there was still so much to learn from and do with him. Massive generational gap and regularly people thought my eldest brother was my father and parents my grandparents-embarrassing for all especially my brother and mother and mami developed health problems in her late 50's so had little energy to play etc so I spent a lot of time alone if not with mates/at school. Not all bad though, I have benefitted emotionally and mentally from being around adults predominantly in my school work and they were (are) loving kind and beautiful people but I regularly wish I was born 10-15 years earlier. And being older didn't mean more financially stable; they were but then recession hit in the 90's and we lost almost everything so they had to struggle with a young child and 1 in university. Hope that clarifies things
@pepy777 actually I had a fantastic childhood full of love, freedom (grew up in west Wales) and although working class never went without. It was tinged with sadness missing my older brothers (one in particular) and lonely at times but it taught me to use my imagination and be self sufficient and appreciate the time I spent with family. Nobody's childhood is perfect and to be fair, I was a total surprise to my parents at nearly 42 and 43 years old
@pepy777 don't be too hard on yourself as long as they are loved and have all they need emotionally and physically I'm sure they'll be fine. I'm am older mum (had my daughter at 35) and would have liked another but at 40 it's too late for me
@pepy777 I don't recall mami going through it but it depends how greatly it affects you, I guess. I know she went grey not long after having me lol. And I concur with your 'other parents' comment. I'm friendly with a single dad and a couple in their 40's but most of the other parents are in their 20's. May I also add, I was top of my class in primary school and so is my daughter then I was in top setts in secondary school and I'm certain that comes from having intelligent and also mature parent(s)
The topic of your excellent comment(s) should have been raised in the video above. How one relates to one's grandparents matters, and differs dramatically if they are in their 50s vs 70s. Also, amongst friends and colleagues who waited until late 30s or older to have a child, raising a singular child is far more common than multiple children.
Great topic & debate both ladies raised valid points & concerns which are both understood. Statistically for women at a older age having children is a risk but it isn’t always that easy for all women to have children at young ages. It is also a fact many try to conceive in their prime and it doesn’t happen. If you want a child and god says so then it is your time until then don’t pressure yourselves with age but be vigilant and prepared. If you want to have children get your mind,body and soul right so when the time comes you are healthy,financially stable and within the right mindset.
age 30-50 are your peak years as long as you keep fit and healthy. For me just have children when you are ready mentally, physically and financially and try to stay young no matter what your age is.
this isn't a debate, you and the baby are more likely to die when your past 35 and with each year after that number increases even more. Even if the baby survives they are more likely to have disabilitys and just so many other complications. Finally menopause is a very real thing and often starts during the late 30s making conception impossible and even if you're fertile with age it makes it harder to do. These are all facts btw nothing to debate about
It hard to have kids early as people don’t want commitments. Or people can’t afford to until they are in a better place financially. The dating scene is hard enough these days. Some of us would like kids earlier but just haven’t met the right person yet to share there life with
People basically are forced to have kids later. you've got to be lucky to be able to afford a good size family house before your 30s. And then to be in a location close to your family for support but that works for both of your careers as well and not forgetting good schools as well.
I had my girls at 31 and 33(had fertility issues). I wish I was younger when I had them so that when they are grown up, I'll still be able to do lots with them. My mother had me in her 30s and by the time I was grown up, she had a terminal illness and passed away before she could meet my children
My mum had me at that age, and we have plenty time with her my grandfather also had her at that age and is still living. Clearly you just have bad genetics, because early 30s is a good age to have kids and not when fertility problems start
If you're very financially stable, there's nothing wrong with having children. Age does have an effect but it isn't much. If you're rich, having a family becomes easier.
I had my first at 26 and my second at 30....I have to admit....I did all the partying and living my life and independence once I had my children...also once my boys get older and get their independence I will be young enough to enjoy it...but I don't judge anyone who makes the choices that best for them
We had our kids older, 30+ and can advise it is not the energy level when they are young, its the fact that they are now teenagers and we are done, spent, knackered!!!
My parents were 36/37 when my elder sister was born and 41/42 with me. No issues. They tried IVF in their 20s to no result. Now at 27 I have no qualms about my parents decision, obv for I wouldn’t be here otherwise 😅 I’ve read that some consider how much time older parents will get with their children and visa-versa. Time is NEVER guaranteed.
Who cares lol i am adopted, but they are my Mum and Dad, wouldn't think of it any other way, best parents ever! Had me at 40, my mum is soon to be 93, she has never took a tablet in her life, doesn't have the flu jab, wouldn't have the covid vaccine, hasn't been to a doctors in years, and was still riding a bike up until she was 86, just has a dodgy knee now, and that is it! My gran lived to just before her 102nd birthday, so obviously some great genes going on lol Shame their not mine lol
No ones business when you decide to have children. It's personal to each couple. You have to factor in so many things, like ....🤔 can you afford to have children, or are you going to take taxpayers' money to fund your lifestyle so you don't have to work.🎤
This is such a silly conversation. People are not all the same. Have children when you can and when it works for your family. I do think it’s really important for younger women to understand the increased health risks of having babies when you’re over 35, and not to take fertility for granted. I had my kids at 35 and 39, I would havw been a terrible mum in my 20s, but I’ve got friends who had their kids in their 20s and were brilliant young mums. Let’s support each other more and judge each other less.
Some people some how think that all women have kids later chose it, like life is simple, it’s easy to find the one and have children when you want to, but that’s not how it is for some women. It’s almost like people expect you to have children in unideal circumstances just not to have children later. I just think it’s not that simple. Personally if I could choose I would have had kids mid 30s, but that’s my own personal subjective circumstance.
Fact is very few 21 year olds are not on benefits raising kids. 10% of those girls are probably married 90% won’t be & had the baby out of a relationship or marriage just a one night stand. Very hard to get your money up too too
End of the day, no one shouldnt be telling a woman when to have THEIR offspring. From when x, y, z isnt financing the child etc Nor occupying THEIR womb simply mind your own and worry about your circumstance. It can be said when you are a bit older you are more patient and financially stronger compared to teens and 20s when you may not be mentally mature. Additionally some women may not want kids early or at all and life happens when they may end up changing their mind when they meet the right person FOR THEM.
@@steph6109 not true according research studies… the female body is more primed for pregnancy and recover from the trauma pregnancy causes the body at a younger age than it would an older female…most people are so ignorant about this….by simple logic who would risk a geriatric pregnancy knowing the potential risks involved….many women are childless even more so for leaving it late when ALL THEIR EGGS ARE FRIED. Just saying… I can’t believe this is even a conversation….absolutely dumb.
I wonder if any Americans and brits have debated the definition of football. I know football in Britian is soccer. Just confusing when she said her daughter played football lol.
This is a Uk channel, and pretty simple, you use your feet to kick a ball around, obviously should be bloody football lol Same as toilets, Americans say restrooms, you don't really go for a relaxing rest/break do you lol Americans are weird lol
@Holly Marie yea I know. Do you know why? Just wonder why we call it different sports. I like soccer. Just think it's interesting how we came up with a new sport to call football instead of calling soccer football and football soccer lol.
@@davidhowington5449 yes, apparently the word soccer originated in Britain, Brits then stopped using it, but Americans stuck with it. I like how yous came up with a new sport too.
@@sjanex It is. Society has fooled woman into thinking their lifes are not complete without kids, when in reality the most happiest woman out there do not have or want kids.
@@teoleno4019 I had children because I wanted to! I never felt pressured by anyone 😂 and it’s rather insulting that you think that. Believe it or not, i actually enjoy being a mum (I’m sure you’ll now tell me I’m lying like most child free people do as they can’t fathom it!) but anyway like I said, that is not what these women are debating. They are talking about age, not being childfree. Let people live their life.
PS. the majority of people don’t actually care if you don’t want kids, I find it’s always childfree people themselves who keep bringing up this subject and it’s rather boring.
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My mam had me in her teens, my brother in her 20’s and my sister in her 30’s, not to judge her but she was a much better mother to my sister than to me and my brother. She had more patience, more money because she had got a career, better living conditions because she could afford to buy her house. Me and my brother spent a lot more time with grandparents than my sister did. She was just overall a better mother when she got older
Agreed 👏👏👏
I have a huge amount of respect to this channel for keeping their comments open!
for a change...
I bet they will be shut down soon.
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All of this comes down to wealth lol,your age is basically pointless to this debate. A financially comfortable 40 year old will raise a child easier than the uncomfortable 22year old. Basically common sense
however energy and fertility wise younger can be better
@@SuperSouthchick no point having energy if you can't afford to take a day off work tho
@@ZK_SHREDR many older parents also find childcare costs expensive. I think there are advantages and disadvantages in both. Being a parent I assume is hard for both ages. Having children under 35 seems to have more benefits though.
Well said. My take as a woman who had twins at 40 - raising kids is not "skilled" work. It's not rocket science. Your brain is at its peak while in your 20s and 30s. So maximize what you do with it. Make an impact. When you're older, and past your peak, have kids. They will keep you young for longer and make you connected to the younger gen when you are older. You have money for childcare so you spend less time doing grunt work caring for them. You can continue with your career etc while spending quality time with your kids and showing them by example how much one can achieve in life.
@@pepy7779 agreed, having slightly older parents has made me mature alot quicker as they've taught me things that my school definitely didn't plan to. I've learnt about the importance of saving and I was given work experience from quite a young age. Obviously there are negatives too such as their parenting could be called a bit "old fashioned" but the positives definitely outweigh the negatives. Just hearing stories of how they grew up and how their parents would treat them,I find really interesting.i feel privileged to have older parents as I've definitely learnt a lot more than I would if they were younger/less experienced
People are kidding themselves if they believe the amount of energy one possesses has nothing to do with age.
Its down to person preference but pretending a woman in her 40's is going to have the same level of energy as a woman in her 20's is abit silly and there are health risks.
Correct. I gave birth for the first time at 40. While some of my highschool friends had theirs in their early 20s. I have an advanced degree and a career in tech. They are either housewives or elementary school teachers. While they bring energy to parenting, i bring high standards and am an example of how a woman can (and should) achieve big things in life. There's always pros and cons to both sides. I don't think this topic should even be debated!
People are not having kids anymore we get it, blame the government and justice secretaries for making society such a place you wouldn't dare want to bring a child into. You cant leave your doors unlocked in this day and age nevermind have children
Bit ignorant to say that everyone 40+ will need the help of IVF to become pregnant.
not really stats say otherwise and you also kore likely to have a child with a disability
My mom pushed out a kid at 48.
@@teoleno4019 good lord I think that's quite selfish
@@leelobee6552 whats ur cut off for ppl to have kids?
@@HA-qt8vo 40 at a push and that's generous
Had my son and daughter very early 20s and then 14 years later at 36 I had my final son !! And the best pregnancy …. 36 years old !!!
this isn't a debate, you and the baby are more likely to die when your past 35 and with each year after that number increases even more.
Even if the baby survives they are more likely to have disabilitys and just so many other complications.
Finally menopause is a very real thing and often starts during the late 30s making conception impossible and even if you're fertile with age it makes it harder to do.
These are all facts btw nothing to debate about
30 - unmarried - no kids. dating. 5 alcohol units. 0 shags. Fabulous & absolutely no judgement from society. (only mum & Una and the whole of turkey curry buffet)
All hail to the genius of Helen Fielding. Hip hip! Hooray!
Absolutely NOT! Have children when you’re able to.
Yes. You’d rather have your children a bit older when you are ready than have them when younger just because you’re of age because it’s the children that at suffer.
There are benefits from having children young or older. But we need to get rid of the mindset that older women can't have babies because a women can be fertile right up in 50s
I had my 1st at 24 and second at 29. I had always "planned" to have children after my 30s . You can't always plan , life is not always by the book. We all want things at different times. The only thing I've noticed now with my friends having children in their 30s is fertility problems , miscarriages, and yes this can happen at any age, but I've noticed it more now in my 30s with friends and family. Each to their own , we all have a different journey. ❤
As a child of older parents and having mine at 35; I 100% say have them while you're young!
@pepy777 both my da's parents died before I was born and I lost both my other grandparents by the age of 7, so missed out there and throughout my life I've made friends with much older people to fill that gap, I'm the youngest of 4 but felt like an only child and disconnected with 2 of my 3 brothers due to the age gap, I lost my da at 21 which devastated me as there was still so much to learn from and do with him. Massive generational gap and regularly people thought my eldest brother was my father and parents my grandparents-embarrassing for all especially my brother and mother and mami developed health problems in her late 50's so had little energy to play etc so I spent a lot of time alone if not with mates/at school.
Not all bad though, I have benefitted emotionally and mentally from being around adults predominantly in my school work and they were (are) loving kind and beautiful people but I regularly wish I was born 10-15 years earlier.
And being older didn't mean more financially stable; they were but then recession hit in the 90's and we lost almost everything so they had to struggle with a young child and 1 in university.
Hope that clarifies things
@pepy777 actually I had a fantastic childhood full of love, freedom (grew up in west Wales) and although working class never went without. It was tinged with sadness missing my older brothers (one in particular) and lonely at times but it taught me to use my imagination and be self sufficient and appreciate the time I spent with family.
Nobody's childhood is perfect and to be fair, I was a total surprise to my parents at nearly 42 and 43 years old
@pepy777 don't be too hard on yourself as long as they are loved and have all they need emotionally and physically I'm sure they'll be fine. I'm am older mum (had my daughter at 35) and would have liked another but at 40 it's too late for me
@pepy777 I don't recall mami going through it but it depends how greatly it affects you, I guess. I know she went grey not long after having me lol.
And I concur with your 'other parents' comment. I'm friendly with a single dad and a couple in their 40's but most of the other parents are in their 20's.
May I also add, I was top of my class in primary school and so is my daughter then I was in top setts in secondary school and I'm certain that comes from having intelligent and also mature parent(s)
The topic of your excellent comment(s) should have been raised in the video above. How one relates to one's grandparents matters, and differs dramatically if they are in their 50s vs 70s. Also, amongst friends and colleagues who waited until late 30s or older to have a child, raising a singular child is far more common than multiple children.
Great topic & debate both ladies raised valid points & concerns which are both understood. Statistically for women at a older age having children is a risk but it isn’t always that easy for all women to have children at young ages. It is also a fact many try to conceive in their prime and it doesn’t happen. If you want a child and god says so then it is your time until then don’t pressure yourselves with age but be vigilant and prepared. If you want to have children get your mind,body and soul right so when the time comes you are healthy,financially stable and within the right mindset.
Many women would have children younger if they could have the financial security and find a decent man.
I wish I had my daughter in my teens to be honest. If I did she would have been grown up now and I would be free now lol.
age 30-50 are your peak years as long as you keep fit and healthy. For me just have children when you are ready mentally, physically and financially and try to stay young no matter what your age is.
this isn't a debate, you and the baby are more likely to die when your past 35 and with each year after that number increases even more.
Even if the baby survives they are more likely to have disabilitys and just so many other complications.
Finally menopause is a very real thing and often starts during the late 30s making conception impossible and even if you're fertile with age it makes it harder to do.
These are all facts btw nothing to debate about
Exactly! People should do what works best for them
It hard to have kids early as people don’t want commitments. Or people can’t afford to until they are in a better place financially. The dating scene is hard enough these days. Some of us would like kids earlier but just haven’t met the right person yet to share there life with
exactly that
People basically are forced to have kids later. you've got to be lucky to be able to afford a good size family house before your 30s. And then to be in a location close to your family for support but that works for both of your careers as well and not forgetting good schools as well.
Best comment I've seen
@@joeroot9142 thanks
I had my girls at 31 and 33(had fertility issues). I wish I was younger when I had them so that when they are grown up, I'll still be able to do lots with them. My mother had me in her 30s and by the time I was grown up, she had a terminal illness and passed away before she could meet my children
Thats really sad, I'm so sorry about your mum. But you can get ill at any age.
@@carolynclare3985 that is very true. I think it's just my own personal wish to have had children earlier. I wouldn't push my opinion onto others
@@aa-fw2pw I respect your opinion, yes of course people should be able to choose
So sorry to hear about your loss❤
Hope you and your children are doing well x
My mum had me at that age, and we have plenty time with her my grandfather also had her at that age and is still living. Clearly you just have bad genetics, because early 30s is a good age to have kids and not when fertility problems start
It comes down to mindset not age
I had my twins at 40. Motherhood has not been all rosy for me only because of the continuous judgement I get from other women over my age.
Guys too
If you're very financially stable, there's nothing wrong with having children. Age does have an effect but it isn't much.
If you're rich, having a family becomes easier.
I had my first at 26 and my second at 30....I have to admit....I did all the partying and living my life and independence once I had my children...also once my boys get older and get their independence I will be young enough to enjoy it...but I don't judge anyone who makes the choices that best for them
As the saying goes *To each, their own*!
@@smoothoperator9845 definitely
"Influencer" Ok bye
😂😂😂exactly,who tf cares about there view
We had our kids older, 30+ and can advise it is not the energy level when they are young, its the fact that they are now teenagers and we are done, spent, knackered!!!
My parents were 36/37 when my elder sister was born and 41/42 with me. No issues. They tried IVF in their 20s to no result.
Now at 27 I have no qualms about my parents decision, obv for I wouldn’t be here otherwise 😅
I’ve read that some consider how much time older parents will get with their children and visa-versa. Time is NEVER guaranteed.
She wanna be her daughter friend instead of being her parent. This is what happens when kids make kids, no wisdom being passed down.
Who cares lol i am adopted, but they are my Mum and Dad, wouldn't think of it any other way, best parents ever!
Had me at 40, my mum is soon to be 93, she has never took a tablet in her life, doesn't have the flu jab, wouldn't have the covid vaccine, hasn't been to a doctors in years, and was still riding a bike up until she was 86, just has a dodgy knee now, and that is it!
My gran lived to just before her 102nd birthday, so obviously some great genes going on lol
Shame their not mine lol
No ones business when you decide to have children. It's personal to each couple.
You have to factor in so many things, like ....🤔 can you afford to have children, or are you going to take taxpayers' money to fund your lifestyle so you don't have to work.🎤
Congrats to the 47 year old she looks fantastic.
This is such a silly conversation. People are not all the same. Have children when you can and when it works for your family. I do think it’s really important for younger women to understand the increased health risks of having babies when you’re over 35, and not to take fertility for granted. I had my kids at 35 and 39, I would havw been a terrible mum in my 20s, but I’ve got friends who had their kids in their 20s and were brilliant young mums. Let’s support each other more and judge each other less.
Does anyone think about the child? They might not want an older parent
right
Some people some how think that all women have kids later chose it, like life is simple, it’s easy to find the one and have children when you want to, but that’s not how it is for some women. It’s almost like people expect you to have children in unideal circumstances just not to have children later. I just think it’s not that simple. Personally if I could choose I would have had kids mid 30s, but that’s my own personal subjective circumstance.
Fact is very few 21 year olds are not on benefits raising kids. 10% of those girls are probably married 90% won’t be & had the baby out of a relationship or marriage just a one night stand. Very hard to get your money up too too
Her skin is great for 47! Wow
I think it's a money issue. Parents who need to build a career first and save for a mortgage have to delay parenthood.
End of the day, no one shouldnt be telling a woman when to have THEIR offspring. From when x, y, z isnt financing the child etc Nor occupying THEIR womb simply mind your own and worry about your circumstance. It can be said when you are a bit older you are more patient and financially stronger compared to teens and 20s when you may not be mentally mature. Additionally some women may not want kids early or at all and life happens when they may end up changing their mind when they meet the right person FOR THEM.
thanks for complimenting me publicly i am best foster mom of my sister son after divorce i raised fareed as my son
The most important thing you should give a child. Is love. I don't think age matters really.
She looks so young for 47! Wow
Yes.
How many married couples are having children in early 30s?
Who will pay for it ?
She lost me at tik tok... sums up society 😫
Comments will soon close when they have to push an agenda again. ❤
My disappointment at this panel advocating for women to have risky pregnancies…..smh
There are teenagers dying from pregnancy. Its normally the person more than the age
@@steph6109 not true according research studies… the female body is more primed for pregnancy and recover from the trauma pregnancy causes the body at a younger age than it would an older female…most people are so ignorant about this….by simple logic who would risk a geriatric pregnancy knowing the potential risks involved….many women are childless even more so for leaving it late when ALL THEIR EGGS ARE FRIED. Just saying… I can’t believe this is even a conversation….absolutely dumb.
I thought it took a man and a woman to make a baby.
Apart from the infertility issues the rest of the risks also happen younger mothers.
I'm 65 now I don't have children,that is fate I guess
Definitely not.
Yes
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I wonder if any Americans and brits have debated the definition of football. I know football in Britian is soccer. Just confusing when she said her daughter played football lol.
This is a Uk channel, and pretty simple, you use your feet to kick a ball around, obviously should be bloody football lol
Same as toilets, Americans say restrooms, you don't really go for a relaxing rest/break do you lol
Americans are weird lol
In Britain we call it football, not soccer
@Holly Marie yea I know. Do you know why? Just wonder why we call it different sports. I like soccer. Just think it's interesting how we came up with a new sport to call football instead of calling soccer football and football soccer lol.
@@davidhowington5449 yes, apparently the word soccer originated in Britain, Brits then stopped using it, but Americans stuck with it. I like how yous came up with a new sport too.
Young lady I disagree with you
I meant early 20s
Wanna guess which one is married and which one isn't?
I can't get pregnant. 🙂
It would be most excellent if people could mind their own business.
Esther back at it again.. she misses Bkchat
It's better to not have kids at all.
But that’s not what the debate is, is it? 🙄
@@sjanex It is. Society has fooled woman into thinking their lifes are not complete without kids, when in reality the most happiest woman out there do not have or want kids.
@@teoleno4019 I had children because I wanted to! I never felt pressured by anyone 😂 and it’s rather insulting that you think that. Believe it or not, i actually enjoy being a mum (I’m sure you’ll now tell me I’m lying like most child free people do as they can’t fathom it!) but anyway like I said, that is not what these women are debating. They are talking about age, not being childfree. Let people live their life.
PS. the majority of people don’t actually care if you don’t want kids, I find it’s always childfree people themselves who keep bringing up this subject and it’s rather boring.
@@sjanex It's not like you can turn back the clock, and return them. So ofcourse you would say so.
Bring back bk chat London. Lol
this is a different platform for her loooooooool nd even when he said that he completely disagreed with her. she had to hold bck
The black woman no doubt has a little Usain bolt running around 😂
Yep at 20 e
Why?
Yes why
Was a joke
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AFTER 35 YOU DO NOT HAVE EGGS BUT SCRAMBLED EGGS. LMFAO
Why dont women hit menopause then?
So saying something untrue that’s what’s funny these days?
All the girls who had it young ended up a single mum
Where are all the young Dads then?
@@chrisdixon1605 off trying to make single mums
Well then maybe more men should take responsibility and wrap their end up if they are not ready to be a dad?
up to each person ax
Well no sh$t.