I look down on people that...

[Anonymous]

Have babies after they're 35+. I think it's messed up. They should have had children when it was safer. They will be old when their kids are growing up. Especially look down on those 40-50+. That's just selfish and wrong. Even adults deserve to have their parents in their lives for a long time. How can someone willingly shorten that time? On top of that, these kids are usually horrible brats (entitled) , or are anti-social. Two complete extremes. 

I know nobody will agree with me, and I would never say it to anyone except my husband (whom agrees with me), but that's my confession. 

For those using slang words for disabilities. Please refrain from using these words. They are against TOS, and VERY disrespectful. You can disagree with me all you want, but using those words are wrong, and not acceptable. You CAN disagree in a tasteful way.

[Cyn_]

Awesome confession, I don't really look down on them. But I don't agree with their choice.

[notjstasocermom]

you do know you can die tomorrow ight, there is no guarentee  in life.

[razmatazthespaz]

I can see why you went anon for this......

[alwayskk]

My mom was 38 when she had me, 35 when she had my brother. They started trying when they were 25 and gave up after several years, then we showed up.

My parents weren't selfish or wrong. They didn't raise us right and we did turn out bratty for a while but that had absolutely nothing to do with what age they had us at.

What I don't understand is having such a strong opinion on something that doesn't affect you in any way AND feeling the need to post about it. *shrug*

[lilasmommy418]

Well, thank goodness I was 34.

[karlie2]

I look down on people who are shorter than me. That's my confession.

[Anonymous]

How old are you?

[mama2gg]

I don't agree with the 35-39 age having babies people can live very healthy lives all the way till there children have there own children

And I don't look down on anyone for there choices in life that's not my right

However I personally would never have a baby after 40 even if I was fit healthy etc there is just way too much time difference and no matter how much you "keep up with the times" the gap between child and parent is so large there is no way the parents can relate to anything with there child

[XJetX]

It's not your body so what does it matter?

[Anonymous]

I agree with you. I'm not going to post under my sn lol, but you're not the only one that feels this way.