Jean-Marc
2019-03-14 11:27:06
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If partner, job, and living situation fit, of course you can start in your mid-twenties, no question. But that is becoming increasingly rare these days. My wife, for example, had to drag herself from one fixed-term contract to the next for years. You don’t start a family like that, and you certainly don’t build a house. Before you know it, you’re in your early/mid 30s, and if it doesn’t work right away, you’re in your 40s at the first child. We live opposite a [Kita] and I see the mothers dropping off their children there in the mornings. I would guess that for 50% of them, the number 4 is already in front. So it doesn’t seem that unusual to me anymore nowadays.