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Topic	How long should someone be in a relationship before they're married?
chaosbowser 05/23/18 7:37:42 AM #53:	GanglyKhan posted... 40 is the cutoff for kids when you're a woman, unless you're doing some selective fertilization. The chances of having a kid with a serious birth/genetic defect is under 1 in 100 past the age of 40. The earlier you have kids, the bettet chances for them being healthier. Edit: I should mention that it typically has that female focus because the eggs start to deteriorate over time leading up to menopause. Guys are pretty much fine as long as they're still fertile since sperm(s?) are made on the daily. Fun fact. Men are not exempt from this problem but late paternal age is 50 for us. --- I love people. I hate people. <cite>chaosbowser posted [p:901837444] in How long s... [t:76628753]...</cite> <quote><cite>GanglyKhan posted...</cite> <quote>40 is the cutoff for kids when you're a woman, unless you're doing some selective fertilization. The chances of having a kid with a serious birth/genetic defect is under 1 in 100 past the age of 40. The earlier you have kids, the bettet chances for them being healthier. Edit: I should mention that it typically has that female focus because the eggs start to deteriorate over time leading up to menopause. Guys are pretty much fine as long as they're still fertile since sperm(s?) are made on the daily.</quote> Fun fact. Men are not exempt from this problem but late paternal age is 50 for us. --- I love people. I hate people.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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