Men WITHOUT babies

I live in the U.S. None of my male friends and acquaintances between 25 and 40 have children.

They are all of different ethnicities including Black American.

The unifiying fator is that they all have a minimum of a Master's Degree. Education is often a strong delaying tactic for having children.

This makes perfect sense. In relation to my post above, I met all of these men in college or at work.
 
I guess I really need to hurry up and move because even the men that go to my university, have kids. But then again, my city isn't exactly the place to met the type of men you ladies have responded here about.
 
I guess I really need to hurry up and move because even the men that go to my university, have kids. But then again, my city isn't exactly the place to met the type of men you ladies have responded here about.

Dang girl, where do you live and go to school? :lol:

Is this one of those small southern towns in the middle of nowhere? If so, then I could definitely see your dilemma!
 
Their ages range from 25-28. They are all very nice and intelligent. One just got into Law school, the other just made Associate or something that just got him a big pay raise at a large financial firm, a couple are getting their Masters :grin:

D'oh!!! Tadpoles!!! Too young for me!!!:wallbash:
 
So... let's add some stipulations...

What about (GASP) Men over the age of 35 without children? It's still somewhat realistic to expect an educated man of 25 not to have any kids, but as you get older, the pool gets smaller.

As an educated, gainfully employed woman over the 35 mark, I find that men in my age, income and education bracket have kids (which I may be willing to accept under the right circumstances).

I am now discovering that the ones that don't have them, don't want any which puts me at a disadvantage. I still want kids (although I need to get cracking! Artificial inesmination is starting to look promising).
 
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