Oh japan, why you keep doing this?
Their are so lonely.
23/04/2015, 20:59
"The figures provided by the Japan Statistics Bureau reveal that half of all Japanese woman aged 29 are still single. Japan has the highest rate of single women between aged 20 and 40, much higher compared with their counterparts in the United States and on par with Scandinavia. These days, women often put off their wedding until 35 years old or later. " source: http://www.jref.com/culture-society/marriage-japan/
Guess I'm going to Japan... I well satisfied with 29 to 40's.
Guess I'm going to Japan... I well satisfied with 29 to 40's.
(... Where the hell did the REST of my post disappear to? Note to self: don't try getting fancy with emojis when I post here. T_T Oh well, to continue: )
For companionship and conversation, I'd agree with you 100%. Women in their early 20s just don't have as many good stories to tell (I could come up with several other criticisms, but that one's probably the kindest. ;) ) However if that's your actual plan for the future, I hope you like raising autistic children. :(
Female fertility start's declining (slowly, admittedly) from about age 26, gradually worsening her odds of bearing a HEALTHY child until menopause (somewhere in her early 50s, usually) when she stops menstruating altogether. The trend of women starting their families later in life has also been followed by a corresponding increase in children born autistic or with other birth defects.
I HAVE heard of women freezing their eggs while they're young and healthy, so they can put off children for a career temporarily, in theory avoiding the increased risk of birth defects of having children in their 40s. I would be interested in hearing some statistics on how well that works in practice.
Personally interested. I'm 35 now, and fast approaching the point where getting married to a young woman still in her prime fertile years can look a bit creepy to judgy types. :(
For companionship and conversation, I'd agree with you 100%. Women in their early 20s just don't have as many good stories to tell (I could come up with several other criticisms, but that one's probably the kindest. ;) ) However if that's your actual plan for the future, I hope you like raising autistic children. :(
Female fertility start's declining (slowly, admittedly) from about age 26, gradually worsening her odds of bearing a HEALTHY child until menopause (somewhere in her early 50s, usually) when she stops menstruating altogether. The trend of women starting their families later in life has also been followed by a corresponding increase in children born autistic or with other birth defects.
I HAVE heard of women freezing their eggs while they're young and healthy, so they can put off children for a career temporarily, in theory avoiding the increased risk of birth defects of having children in their 40s. I would be interested in hearing some statistics on how well that works in practice.
Personally interested. I'm 35 now, and fast approaching the point where getting married to a young woman still in her prime fertile years can look a bit creepy to judgy types. :(
I'm the owner of J-List and I probably sold this item.
I still do not understand WHAT this item is. Is it a sticker? A 3D Doll? Whatever it is, WANT!
