Just read the article will post it when I get home very interesting.If their is one thing ive notice about succesful people.Is that for the most part they delay having kids until their 40's.Very interesting take with all these women taking the lean in route and putting their careers over kids at least in the short term.
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Esquire article about men who are childless!
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It really depends on one's circumstances bro....
not everyone here lives in The West...Some dude in India is better off marrying early in his 20s and finding a quality woman, raising kids and retiring early than live the full on bachelor lifestyle.
not everyone here lives in The West...Some dude in India is better off marrying early in his 20s and finding a quality woman, raising kids and retiring early than live the full on bachelor lifestyle.
true did you read the full article?