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Date Posted: Wed, February 05 2003, 4:33:34
Author: Todd
Subject: Re: The values of the XXIth century
In reply to: Katerina 's message, "The values of the XXIth century" on Tue, February 04 2003, 4:23:17

What do you think. Which model is more preferable for you: the first one with marriages and children at 14-16 or the second with marriages at 30 and children with 35?

I always said that a man should get married only after 25 and being sober. Which in hell "children" at 14, when the parents are children themselves? It can't be serious!

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Re: The values of the XXIth century -- Katerina, Fri, February 07 2003, 4:17:59
- You did not "understand" it, Katerina. Let me explain you. -- Todd, Mon, February 10 2003, 8:36:14