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Parenting

Doc Sportello

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13. It's up to them

Reply to BigmanPigman (Original post)

Wed May 31, 2023, 09:27 AM

May 2023

And not anyone else's business. Depending on the circumstances it might not be good if the child can't be cared for. I'm sure their children will be well taken care of.

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Is it a good idea for men in their 80s to become new fathers? [View all] BigmanPigman May 2023 OP

No RandySF May 2023 #1

Probably not. But I don't want government to dictate it. jimfields33 May 2023 #2

Thanks elleng May 2023 #4

The quality of their sperm is probably not super great. diane in sf May 2023 #3

I recall reading something about that. yonder May 2023 #5

Not really. BlueTsunami2018 May 2023 #6

Hell, 6th grade graduation would be a gift ... yorkster May 2023 #14

Wow, that's some hot sex! tavernier May 2023 #7

No. nt SunSeeker May 2023 #8

No Rebl2 May 2023 #9

I wouldn't, but it seems to be a thing in Hollywood. TreasonousBastard May 2023 #10

The kid is guaranteed to have the father die when the kid is very young. Scrivener7 May 2023 #11

Good question. jaxexpat May 2023 #12

It's up to them Doc Sportello May 2023 #13