What do you think of what this guy posted 🙄

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Honestly it annoyed me bc many women choose to have kids in their 20s and are happy with that decision. Don’t need to give up your happiness or anything he said .

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Well I wouldn’t really be bothered  by someone who clearly doesn’t know the difference between “ their “ and “ there.” Cracks me up when people go on a rant and can’t even use proper English.

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Just sounds like he’s broke ass. 🤷‍♀️I had a kid before then we fit af, living in the most expensive state in the country.

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This is why women should always have babies and date older men. 28 for men is like still being 18 years old. 
Biologically women mature way sooner than men. Most girls hit puberty 10-13 boys mostly by 13-16. The younger for women to have kids the better. 
What I’m trying to say is me as a woman I feel like Ive been mature af since I hit puberty longer than men so yes I’m over partying and drinking because it’s the only thing I can think of that I REALLYY would be “missing out” on with kids.

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He sounds really bitter but he’s entitled to his own wrong opinion 😛

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Both my husband and I are 22 and we have a 7 month old lol. We have plenty of money, our kid sleeps through the night, and we are insanely happy lol.

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I was raped at 17 and because of that I have a 1 year old daughter. I hate it when people say "wow your to young" or people constantly say "your a hoe" "should have kept your legs closed" People don't know other people's lives or what has happened to them. So post like this really piss me off Yeah I am a young mom yeah I have a baby. But I was raped it wasn't like I wanted to have a kid. I would also never change a thing about it if I could. That guy should be told some things.

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