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Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by pengaru on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @05:07PM (#29259502)
It's historically somewhat common for older, more established and financially secure men to pair up with young women.

It does seem like a good practical/pragmatic approach to raising a family.

Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by saghm on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @05:33PM (#29259717)
Women are still people who can have mental health issues; the solution of "just waiting until you're 40" isn't viable for 50% of the population.
Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by GDC7 on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @06:08PM (#29260065)
Freezing eggs at 18-22 y/o should be the norm. Especially in rich areas such as LA and NYC.

Gives women options.

The earlier you freeze them the more you can get with a single procedure

Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by c22 on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @09:48PM (#29261498)
My wife spent over $35k getting her eggs frozen when she was younger and we never even ended up using them (despite waiting till she was 38 to get pregnant). I guess having them around gave her some peace of mind, but that's a hefty price tag for someone in their early 20s, even in a "rich area" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by watwut on Wednesday November 17, 2021 @05:29PM (#29259686)
The 40 years old man marrying young girl were business transactions.

The normal coupling differences were much smaller typically. (Like 6 years or something).

Re:Daddy isn’t coming back by throwaway0a5e on Thursday November 18, 2021 @06:27AM (#29264282)
All marriages are/were to varying extents. I would go so far as to say that being able to "pencil out as a sensible business transaction" is a key element of most/all longstanding marriages.

Being the 40yo guy marrying the 20yo girl is like being the 40yo guy daily driving a Ferrari. Sure there are some pretty big downsides in the practicality department but you're rich enough to paper that over (this sentence is specifically crafted to apply to both parties).