Returning member

[dorbradavid]

I was a member 10+ years ago, then married a Ukrainian, had kids, divorced, and interested in having more kids (I like being a Dad).

Not sure how practical my idea is at this time.

[Manny]

Welcome back. 

[andrewfi]

I am sure that there are many women where you live who are single and want either more kids, or their first.

Plenty of opportunities.

[2tallbill]

I was a member 10+ years ago, then married a Ukrainian, had kids, divorced, and interested in having more kids (I like being a Dad).

Not sure how practical my idea is at this time.

Welcome back to the forum.

I don't know how many people had a child or two, then later said.
"Oh Boy that was practical!"

Udachi!

Bill

[Jonas!]

I was a member 10+ years ago, then married a Ukrainian, had kids, divorced, and interested in having more kids (I like being a Dad).

Not sure how practical my idea is at this time.

At 66 years old (as your profile states), it would be tough on a few fronts.   High risk of birth defects would be a chief concern.   If there is a way to select healthy sperm that would alleviate some of the concerns, although the baby wouldn't be made the old fashioned way. 

Jonas!   

[andrewfi]

Oooer, I didn't see the guy's age. I thought he was a relatively normal bloke.

I can't imagine wanting to inflict a sprog on a bird knowing she was going to raise the kid to maturity on her own.

I mean, accidents might happen - except there are no accidents in this context. But this idea is plain selfish, that's even if we set aside the self-centered attitude that underlies the willingness to burden one's woman and society with yet another retard.

[dorbradavid]

Buzzz ... and thank you for playing.

Certainly some some concerns re: age, OTH my military pension guarantees (and 2nd pensions and SSN) she will have an above average income a and medical care her entire life. My family members have lived into their 90's. But it IS a concern. 

Oooer, I didn't see the guy's age. I thought he was a relatively normal bloke.

I can't imagine wanting to inflict a sprog on a bird knowing she was going to raise the kid to maturity on her own.

I mean, accidents might happen - except there are no accidents in this context. But this idea is plain selfish, that's even if we set aside the self-centered attitude that underlies the willingness to burden one's woman and society with yet another retard.

[GB1trude]

hello everyone

[andrewfi]

Buzzz ... and thank you for playing.

Certainly some some concerns re: age, OTH my military pension guarantees (and 2nd pensions and SSN) she will have an above average income a and medical care her entire life. My family members have lived into their 90's. But it IS a concern. 

Oooer, I didn't see the guy's age. I thought he was a relatively normal bloke.

I can't imagine wanting to inflict a sprog on a bird knowing she was going to raise the kid to maturity on her own.

I mean, accidents might happen - except there are no accidents in this context. But this idea is plain selfish, that's even if we set aside the self-centered attitude that underlies the willingness to burden one's woman and society with yet another retard.

And when the kid cries all night or when older wants to play games in the garden or go and do activities you will be too tired.
And when the sprog graduates university (or even high school) you will likely be dead.
And when the kid needs guidance in life, you won't be there because you will be dead.

[AvHdB]

hello everyone

Welkome to RUA are you a Newbie or a returning member?

[dorbradavid]

And when the kid cries all night or when older wants to play games in the garden or go and do activities you will be too tired.
And when the sprog graduates university (or even high school) you will likely be dead.
And when the kid needs guidance in life, you won't be there because you will be dead.

Buzz .... and thank you for paying. I'm going to guess than Andrew list of accomplishments in life is pretty short.
It's certainly possible... OTOH, my hours are my own. I don't have a 40 hour a week job and my income is over $200k - pays for a nanny if necessary. Lots of good Dad's are simply exhausted after a hard day at work.
What is the value of life, of providing kids with a safe, stable upbringing? I suspect it's the most valuable thing in the world. 

[Tmon]

Hello everyone,  Tom Cat here,  don't have my old email so it's a bit of a challenge trying to sign on

[Contrarian]

Hello everyone,  Tom Cat here,  don't have my old email so it's a bit of a challenge trying to sign on

Hello Tom Cat, how are things going for you?

[Tmon]

Hello everyone,  Tom Cat here,  don't have my old email so it's a bit of a challenge trying to sign on

Hello Tom Cat, how are things going for you?

About as good as can be expected,  still alive so can't complain,  thanks for asking