Tide In Mind Out
ct_thrash
- Mar 5, 2002
- 24,286
- 286
- 83
....and that's just the thing: "at young age". I agree with you David, and I agree with neal... 100%
As much as I think that being a "young parent" is great, if I have to put that on one side of the scale, and every amazing thing I have experienced in the past 8 years since I turned 20, I would have to say the side of the past eight years of great wonderful moments, is a lot heavier...
Those years- no one can give you back, and many time people make decisions and regret them later when they turn 30-40 and realize that all of their 20's are gone.
(and really, the 20's will never come back)
You can always be a parent, but can you always be in your 20's?
She's not necessarily going to regret having lost time to party and whatnot. Just depends on the person - while one person might find it more worthwhile to party and have fun in their 20's, another might find it more worthwhile to start raising a family (which may be their own idea of fun). I know for a fact that my mother (who became pregnant at 19 and a mother at 20) would have regretted her 20's if she'd lived them the other way around.
If I were to have kids, I wouldn't want to wait past age 30. I'd want to be around for them as long as possible. Not that I want kids :Smug: