SomaliPhilosopher Posted May 8, 2013 It appears the 30's are the golden age Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
-Lily- Posted May 8, 2013 I’m not stereotyping young mothers but some of the best mothers I know started their families in their 30s, calm, collected, and enjoying motherhood with confidence; they make it look easy while providing the best experiences for their young ones. In any case it will happen when it is meant to and you should all know by now life is not a list or a plan we control. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NGONGE Posted May 8, 2013 Is this gong to be a monthly thing now? Well, at least it gives me a chance to air my "poem" one more time. Shaarubaan yeeshay, aabe ii guuri Shaydaankan iska naaray, aabe ii guuri Shamac ha la ii shido, aabe ii guuri Shuruudaan buuxshe, aabe ii guuri Sharaf aan isture, aabe ii guuri Waan shidmay, aabe ii guuri Sheeka kurudhay, aabe ii guuri Waa shay aanaan fahmin, aabe ii guuri Waxbaa i juqjuqaya, aabe ii guuri Shabaabkayga yaanu lumin, aabe ii guuri Shinbiraha i dhiba, aabe ii guuri Shalmadahaan ursada, aabe ii guuri Shaqalkaan dheereyaa, aabe ii guuri Shar yaanan arkin, aabe ii guuri Shaxshax aan noqday, aabe ii guuri Caluusha i socotay, aabe ii guuri Caashiq baan ahay, aabe ii guuri Caashuur aan bixiye, aabe ii guuri Juq baan ahay, aabe ii guuri aabe ii guuri, aabe ii guuri ------------------------------------------ If you CAN, always marry as soon as the thought crosses your head. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NGONGE Posted May 8, 2013 -Lily-;947289 wrote: I’m not stereotyping young mothers but some of the best mothers I know started their families in their 30s, calm, collected, and enjoying motherhood with confidence; they make it look easy while providing the best experiences for their young ones. In any case it will happen when it is meant to and you should all know by now life is not a list or a plan we control. You obviously have not come across the term "geriatric mother", Lily. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
-Lily- Posted May 8, 2013 Ngonge still doesnt change the facts and realities of 21st century motherhood...of course if one wants a football team I suggest one starts early. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nuune Posted May 8, 2013 lool football team, why not Lilly, since this world will not last that long, then it is good idea to pop up and have as many children as possible so that they can benefit the little good that this world has to offer, another word ilmaha ayaa loo daneenayaa so that they can enjoy this life, guurka la sheegayo oo ilmaha la dhalayo waa un caawimaad aad ilmaha dhalan doono aad caawineyso si ay ugu istareexaan adduunkan(there is nothing of good benefit for the parents anyway except buuq qeylo and qaxar), if someone cannot do that, then they are selfish by any means, meaning they are refusing fellow human beings to come to this world. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NGONGE Posted May 8, 2013 -Lily-;947299 wrote: Ngonge still doesnt change the facts and realities of 21st century motherhood...of course if one wants a football team I suggest one starts early. That's not what I meant. The joke about "geriatric mothers" is that they're fussy, clingy and are always worried about something going wrong with their children. It is something to do with age and experience. Young mothers, on the other hand, normally take the whole thing in their stride and by the time they get to the age of "worry", the kids are almost grown up. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
-Lily- Posted May 8, 2013 Nuune, there is nothing wrong with a little selfishness and you paint a very bleak picture of parenthood. Ngonge I see, that’s just as stereotypical as saying all young mothers feed their toddlers chips and coke and let them be educated by the TV. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juxa Posted May 9, 2013 I think Coofle's sheeko is very applicable lakinse those saying guurso, guurso are full of lug'gooyo Marry markaad rabto! for the ladies i resent the whole biology clock b!s , there is a lot more into fertility than age, other factors are important too. No woman should be valued by the quality or the quantities of her ukumo there is more into life than husband/wife and caruur Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SomaliPhilosopher Posted May 9, 2013 Thank you juxa for your input. But im afraid I have put this matter to an end. I have tied the knot with a former ONLF fighter. Something about a female revolutionary I find attractive.... Given my recent marriage I still have a vacancy for 3... I have decided to fill this void by marrying every 6.3 years so I can experience marriage at different ages. I am no male chauvinist dont get me wrong This is purely for academic findings. I shall report back my findings on this thread in 18.9 years. Thanks, SP Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Coofle Posted May 9, 2013 SomaliPhilosopher;947797 wrote: Thank you juxa for your input. But im afraid I have put this matter to an end. I have tied the knot with a former ONLF fighter. Something about a female revolutionary I find attractive.... Given my recent marriage I still have a vacancy for 3... I have decided to fill this void by marrying every 6.3 years so I can experience marriage at different ages. I am no male chauvinist dont get me wrong This is purely for academic findings. I shall report back my findings on this thread in 18.9 years. Thanks, SP I would recommend otherwise....Xilahaaga joog.... midh wixii ka badan nolol maaha, meermeeraysi iyo sasabo ka bixi maysid...Laakiin Soo joog ninkii laga waayo soo jiif aa laga helaa ... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chimera Posted May 9, 2013 25-30 is a good age to get married and enjoy life for another 5 years, generate wealth, and unforgettable experiences. Then I must dedicate it towards the children, which should be interesting. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Coofle Posted May 9, 2013 Juxa;947730 wrote: I think Coofle's sheeko is very applicable lakinse those saying guurso, guurso are full of lug'gooyo Marry markaad rabto! for the ladies i resent the whole biology clock b!s , there is a lot more into fertility than age, other factors are important too. No woman should be valued by the quality or the quantities of her ukumo there is more into life than husband/wife and caruur I second that ...... Progeny are a bonus... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Juxa Posted May 10, 2013 I would like to add my ayeeyo's valuable talo............KHEYRKA WUU SOO DAAHAA! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NGONGE Posted May 10, 2013 ^^ Yaryarka hanaga waalin, Juxaaay. Everybody should get married at the age of eighteen. Suuqa ha ka wada fadheestan. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites