elusiveliberty

Marriage in this day and age seems to have taken a back seat to career building. More and more couples are getting married at a much older age nowadays as compared to the olden days, spending more time focusing on building solid careers before thinking of marriage.I personally believe that most of the women nowadays would think of marriage only in their mid - late 20s and that the men would naturally want to marry old, (since they don't have a biological clock ticking if they want children - giving them plenty of time to play around before settling down ) around their mid 30s early 40s. What I'd like to know is what do you guys think about this? At what age would you imagine yourself being happily married?

I recently came across an article claiming that a hospital is currently conducting a research, and has successfully impregnated a man via in vitro fertilization(IVF). This man is supposedly currently having an ectopic pregnancy, with the fetus growing in his abdominal cavity. The website claims that so far, the growth of the fetus has been normal and is even publishing the current ecg, ultrasound and blood pressure results received.Now, although this website seems... believable enough, with its medical jargon and what-nots, what piqued my curiosity was how this "RYT Hospital-Dwayne Medical Center" did not seem to show any real evidence that it truly exists. Even the interview published on their website seemed to be carried out by a bogus magazine. Is it really possible for a man to be pregnant?? After all, men clearly lack the proper organs necessary for the development of a healthy, normal fetus...

I don't think that age matters at all when it comes to friendship. As long as there is a common interest, it doesn't matter how big of an age gap there is. The whole, "I'm friends with someone who's older or younger than me by so-and-so number of years" usually is only a big thing when we're still in school because in high school, the people few years younger are generally less mature whereas the people few years senior are well, seniors. Not many seniors are interested in mixing with juniors. However, the moment we hit college or university level, age..... just doesn't matter as much anymore. You can join an undergraduate program and see that there's a mixture of people of all ages, ranging from few years younger to sometimes decades older. At the end of the day, it all depends on whether or not you're on the same wavelength.