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This users comment got me thinking about it. It occurs to me that men do enjoy a certain privilege that women do not. We can start families in our 40s and build a strong healthy family by the time we pass away. Women are more or less excluded from this.

So is starting a family late in life a good idea? (Remember, Hitler was sired when his father was 55 years old.) Opinions and first-hand experience welcome.

https://poal.co/s/News/368212/d6b7cc34-c019-4fb2-b470-865d5a353bef#cmnts This users comment got me thinking about it. It occurs to me that men do enjoy a certain privilege that women do not. We can start families in our 40s and build a strong healthy family by the time we pass away. Women are more or less excluded from this. So is starting a family late in life a good idea? (Remember, Hitler was sired when his father was 55 years old.) Opinions and first-hand experience welcome.

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I'm 41 now with a 3 year old son. There are pros and cons to both sides.

I'm more mature now and hopefully a bit wiser than I was in my early 20s. More financially stable, so I'm able to do things like cutting work back to part time so I can spend time raising my son (don't need to work overtime to pay interest to jews on a home loan).

It can be physically tiring and I definitely don't have the energy I use to have. I'm hoping that my son will decide to have a family earlier, so I will be able to enjoy being a grandparent.

Given the chance, i'd say have kids early. They're great fun and give meaning to your life.