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digmouse
China6330 Posts
Recreation from Chinese: http://s.163.com/15/0121/17/AGGI75PS00314Q8N.html According to Kim Ga Yeon (Jessica)'s Facebook, she and Boxer will be expecting a baby! And they even already give him a nickname, guess what that is? "Marine" Jessica wrote: "My husband went to the ceremony for his brand new start at the poker association. Now he is a father, he will be more responsible and work harder. I will cheer for him at home, Marine dad fighting! Sorry I can't go with you, and thank you." 
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RHoudini
Belgium3627 Posts
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Penev
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j/k: Gratz! | ||
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SuperHofmann
Italy1741 Posts
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Ketch
Netherlands7285 Posts
But cool news! | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
A bit late for a child, but congratulations nonetheless. | ||
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danbel1005
United States1319 Posts
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TameNaken
Australia361 Posts
Boxer's son confirmed for next bonjwa? | ||
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sc2chronic
United States777 Posts
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sc2chronic
United States777 Posts
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graNite
Germany4434 Posts
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Ovid
United Kingdom948 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Hardly, our lifespans are now such that I would be confident that the kid would be 40+ before she'd die. I don't see many other complications, if her body can still give her a child then her body thinks she's up for it why should some random dude on the internet question that. Gratz to them both. | ||
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Calt
Finland1140 Posts
I hope everything works out well! | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16109 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Are you living in the 21st century with the rest of us. That shit is NORMAL in the US. | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:18 Vindicare605 wrote: Are you living in the 21st century with the rest of us. That shit is NORMAL in the US. This phrase is so self-ironic lol | ||
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Faefae
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On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Really? Wtf ... Yeah back in the 50's that was fine although a little late but nowadays?.... | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16109 Posts
I suppose a Dane could actually say that. Lots of shit you have that I wish we had. | ||
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TelecoM
United States10682 Posts
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algue
France1436 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. No wonder Germany's birthrate is so low if people consider that once you turn 40 you've missed your chance to ever have children | ||
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ETisME
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rotta
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. it's fine, you just need to take greater care with testing and so on, more likely than not no issues. i suppose you might be old or infirm when your kids grow up but yea | ||
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:23 Vindicare605 wrote: I suppose a Dane could actually say that. Lots of shit you have that I wish we had. I'm from Canada and the USA :B It's more the phrase itself implies an expectancy that the norm in the US is thus the norm everywhere else where the 21st century is pretty much the emphasis of diverse norms and acceptances. | ||
Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Add 8-10 years and I would agree, but 42 doesnt seem crazy. On the higher end of standard, maybe, but irresponsible? Why? | ||
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Penev
28504 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:52 Torte de Lini wrote: I'm from Canada and the USA :B It's more the phrase itself implies an expectancy that the norm in the US is thus the norm everywhere else where the 21st century is pretty much the emphasis of diverse norms and acceptances. I'd expect the US to be behind on these things tbh. Religion and marriage etc still being more relevant in the states than in (north west) EU.. | ||
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Dingodile
4137 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Cant believe that a german does (allow to) say this. You better look what is going on in Germany. | ||
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shabby
Norway6402 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:53 Zealously wrote: Add 8-10 years and I would agree, but 42 doesnt seem crazy. On the higher end of standard, maybe, but irresponsible? Why? Its mostly about the risk for genetic abnormalities (something like 5-10x as high vs someone below 30), miscarriage (more than doubled) and such. Tbh it will probably be fine, the absolute risk is still quite low, maybe 2-3% for chromosone problems in the baby. I'm sure they will take every precaution to make sure Jessica and the baby is healthy. SC3 progamer hwaiting! | ||
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graNite
Germany4434 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:53 Zealously wrote: Add 8-10 years and I would agree, but 42 doesnt seem crazy. On the higher end of standard, maybe, but irresponsible? Why? rate of down syndrome rises to 1/32 over 40 and that is only one risk | ||
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Titusmaster6
United States5937 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32743 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:59 Penev wrote: I'd expect the US to be behind on these things tbh. Religion and marriage etc still being more relevant in the states than in (north west) EU.. precisely. read the statement after realizing that: "Are you living in the 21st century with the rest of us. That shit is NORMAL in the US." | ||
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goiflin
Canada1218 Posts
Can't wait to see the prince dominate starcraft 3 with even more bunker rushes. | ||
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digmouse
China6330 Posts
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Holdenintherye
Canada1441 Posts
Will the kid grow up to be the starcraft 3 bonjwa? | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
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rafaliusz
Poland482 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:30 algue wrote: No wonder Germany's birthrate is so low if people consider that once you turn 40 you've missed your chance to ever have children Tell us about birthrate in France. | ||
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Ej_
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said the Pole | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. I understand where you're coming from but I mean the life expectancy in Korea for women is like 83... Having your mom around for 40 years is pretty OK. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
Congrats to them! That kid is gonna have some sick micro. | ||
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PardonYou
United States1360 Posts
Seriously, congrats to both! | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
just below the natural replenishment rate (around 2) which is waaaaaaaaaay over Germany. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
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TheOneAboveU
Germany3367 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On January 22 2015 00:45 sAsImre wrote: just below the natural replenishment rate (around 2) which is waaaaaaaaaay over Germany. But we get all the immigrants, so we are fine . | ||
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vult
United States9400 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
I'm truly interested in how she'll be educated in such an extraordinary family! | ||
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On January 21 2015 21:36 graNite wrote: rate of down syndrome rises to 1/32 over 40 and that is only one risk Playing Starcraft 2 professionally is also very irresponsible. It significantly raises the risk of long-term wrist injuries. Really, didn't these guys think before deciding on their career? Seriously, why do people ever think these kinds of arguments make any sense whatsoever? | ||
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KtJ
United States3514 Posts
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outscar
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Antisocialmunky
United States5912 Posts
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phagga
Switzerland2194 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. "Irresponsible" is too harsh. Of course physiologically the prime years to get pregnant are age 20-30, and after 35 some pregnancy risks (mainly regarding the health of the child) start to increase. But if the mother is being taken good care of (as I would expect in most modern countries) it's not a big issue. | ||
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ThomasjServo
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:35 ThomasjServo wrote: MMA is not going to take kindly to being replaced. maybe they'll have a girl. The Daughter of Boxer and the Son of Boxer will be rivals! | ||
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29 fps
United States5724 Posts
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SilverJohnny
United States885 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:10 Conti wrote: Playing Starcraft 2 professionally is also very irresponsible. It significantly raises the risk of long-term wrist injuries. Really, didn't these guys think before deciding on their career? Seriously, why do people ever think these kinds of arguments make any sense whatsoever? honestly man I don't agree with it it but there's a difference between choosing to hurt your own wrist and have a shitty career and choosing something risky to create a new person who might be disabled for life. | ||
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Rollora
2450 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. Life expectancy is about 80 in your country RIGHT NOW, you don't know how it is in 40 yrs, propably closer to 90. So the parents can maybe celebrate the kids 50th birthday. Or did you mean birth risks and higher risk for some illnesses? | ||
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kc2siq
United States319 Posts
At her age, the chance of miscarriage is dangerously high at 40-50%, hope it really works well for her. | ||
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digmouse
China6330 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:52 Rollora wrote: Life expectancy is about 80 in your country RIGHT NOW, you don't know how it is in 40 yrs, propably closer to 90. So the parents can maybe celebrate the kids 50th birthday. Or did you mean birth risks and higher risk for some illnesses? Technically yes, higher age pregnancy significantly increase the risk of birth defect related diseases and it takes longer for the mother to recover, but since Jessica and Boxer are a successful and wealthy family they sure will use better medical care to lower the risk as far as possible, it's not really something to worry about these days. | ||
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
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robopork
United States511 Posts
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Boundz(DarKo)
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Rollora
2450 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:30 algue wrote: No wonder Germany's birthrate is so low if people consider that once you turn 40 you've missed your chance to ever have children First they all want a carreer When they are 40 they suddenly feel they miss something in their life. But then they think 40 is too old. That is why in countries where education and career is something normal people won't achieve anyways have a healthy birthrate. | ||
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Rollora
2450 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:54 digmouse wrote: Technically yes, higher age pregnancy significantly increase the risk of birth defect related diseases and it takes longer for the mother to recover, but since Jessica and Boxer are a successful and wealthy family they sure will use better medical care to lower the risk as far as possible, it's not really something to worry about these days. I know you are right, still I hope I get "lucky", because I am planning something ... | ||
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Wuster
1974 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:54 digmouse wrote: Technically yes, higher age pregnancy significantly increase the risk of birth defect related diseases and it takes longer for the mother to recover, but since Jessica and Boxer are a successful and wealthy family they sure will use better medical care to lower the risk as far as possible, it's not really something to worry about these days. Exactly, rich and famous people don't have to live by the same rules as the rest of us. In the US advanced maternal age is 35 btw. So this isn't normal in the US either, but it's not unheard of. Also, in parts of Asia, advanced maternal age is 30(!). | ||
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neptunusfisk
2286 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:50 SilverJohnny wrote: honestly man I don't agree with it it but there's a difference between choosing to hurt your own wrist and have a shitty career and choosing something risky to create a new person who might be disabled for life. But you arent hurting anyone: the baby you make when 40 is another baby than the one you could have had earlier | ||
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digmouse
China6330 Posts
On January 22 2015 02:18 Wuster wrote: Exactly, rich and famous people don't have to live by the same rules as the rest of us. In the US advanced maternal age is 35 btw. So this isn't normal in the US either, but it's not unheard of. Also, in parts of Asia, advanced maternal age is 30(!). Actually it's not that expensive for ordinary people either, generally early 40s aren't dangerous any more. You see plenty of ordinary US mothers giving birth to a child these days. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
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D-light
Finland7364 Posts
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SC2Toastie
Netherlands5725 Posts
I put 10 bucks on 12 years of age. | ||
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ROOTFayth
Canada3351 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:50 SilverJohnny wrote: honestly man I don't agree with it it but there's a difference between choosing to hurt your own wrist and have a shitty career and choosing something risky to create a new person who might be disabled for life. the risks aren't THAT high that you should not consider having children at 42 lol not to mention there are people who are disabled who are much happier than people that are perfectly healthy, it's pretty irrelevent | ||
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dangthatsright
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phagga
Switzerland2194 Posts
On January 22 2015 02:18 Wuster wrote: Exactly, rich and famous people don't have to live by the same rules as the rest of us. In the US advanced maternal age is 35 btw. So this isn't normal in the US either, but it's not unheard of. Also, in parts of Asia, advanced maternal age is 30(!). In Switzerland, everyone gets that medical treatment thanks to national health insurance... | ||
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Starecat
940 Posts
But anyway if true congratz to the couple. | ||
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ddayzy
259 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. It is also irresponsible to get pregnant when you are young, don't have steady job for both parents, poor, uninformed, uneducated, living in a country which doesn't have the best health care available and to get pregnant at all. It's probably also irresponsible to get kids if you are so miserable that your respons to happy news is "That sucks, you should feel really guilty about this". | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
PS : Reading some of you guys reactions gave me aids. Never expected TL to be so cancerous sometimes. | ||
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mki
Poland882 Posts
Congrats Boxer and Jessica | ||
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Wertheron
France439 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:58 Rollora wrote: First they all want a carreer When they are 40 they suddenly feel they miss something in their life. But then they think 40 is too old. That is why in countries where education and career is something normal people won't achieve anyways have a healthy birthrate. Éducation and career are important in France, but gender equality too, this is why our school and nursery system allow women to have a career AND a children without choosing between the two. | ||
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Lazare1969
United States318 Posts
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Tchado
Jordan1831 Posts
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SaltySam
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On January 21 2015 20:05 Ovid wrote: Hardly, our lifespans are now such that I would be confident that the kid would be 40+ before she'd die. I don't see many other complications, if her body can still give her a child then her body thinks she's up for it why should some random dude on the internet question that. Gratz to them both. It can be irresponsible...(my parents were that age when I was born). Age can affect many aspects of a child's life. Obviously, not all parents are affected the same. I hope it doesn't affect how they raise their child. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On January 22 2015 02:56 mki wrote: Crazy that some people feel the need to start a discussion about how others should live their lives instead of just being happy for the obviously thrilled couple. Congrats Boxer and Jessica welcome to being a human | ||
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PepsiMaxxxx
Sweden5452 Posts
On January 22 2015 02:52 Starecat wrote: 40... The age to be a Grandfather where i live. But anyway if true congratz to the couple. Do you live in the past? | ||
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RouaF
France4120 Posts
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On January 22 2015 01:50 SilverJohnny wrote: honestly man I don't agree with it it but there's a difference between choosing to hurt your own wrist and have a shitty career and choosing something risky to create a new person who might be disabled for life. The principles behind both are the same. There is a small risk (yes, the risk is still small), you know about it beforehand, and you have all the power to minimize it as much as possible. Calling someone irresponsible in either case is just incredibly silly and/or trollbait. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45088 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:05 Ovid wrote: Hardly, our lifespans are now such that I would be confident that the kid would be 40+ before she'd die. It's not about the dying; it's about the fact that genetic defects and complications with pregnancy are more likely to occur after age 35. Regardless, that's great news for Boxer and Jessica! Congratulations to them and little Marine! | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45088 Posts
About half of women who are having children have them before 25... I don't know what "past" you're talking about, but two generations of having kids when you're around 22 (which is after a full four-year college, if you even choose to go that route) gets you to around age 44. While being a grandparent in your 40s isn't as common as it was a generation ago, it's still not uncommon. In fact, nearly all of these countries' average women's age for first child is between 20-25 (some earlier, some later): https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2256.html Your country of Sweden happens to have one of the highest average ages in the world (28), so that's probably why it seems so weird to you. Around 50 years old seems to be the most common age to become a grandparent, worldwide, as of just a few years ago. Maybe it's up to around 52 or so now? It seems to be a bit higher in wealthier countries, when couples tend to put more education and establishing careers first. | ||
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Advantageous
China1350 Posts
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On January 22 2015 04:05 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: In fact, nearly all of these countries' average women's age for first child is between 20-25 (some earlier, some later): https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2256.html Your country of Sweden happens to have one of the highest average ages in the world (28), so that's probably why it seems so weird to you. Looking at that data, it seems that at least in the western world the average age seems to be closer to 30 than to 25 (Austraila, Germany, UK, Canada, France, etc.), so I'd say that as far as people playing Starcraft 2 are concerned, the average age to become a grandparent would indeed be closer to 60. Which is just about what I would expect, too. | ||
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Kittan
Poland3999 Posts
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Wuster
1974 Posts
On January 22 2015 03:58 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: It's not about the dying; it's about the fact that genetic defects and complications with pregnancy are more likely to occur after age 35. Regardless, that's great news for Boxer and Jessica! Congratulations to them and little Marine! More likely as in, 1% instead of 0.1%*. In the US, unless there's some family history pregnant women between 35 - 40 generally just have a few more tests and health screens. * I believe Down's Syndrome is the most likely issue from advanced maternal age and even the elevated risk of that is overblown: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Down_risk_by_maternal_age.png | ||
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joshie0808
Canada1024 Posts
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SantosPhillipCarlo
United States351 Posts
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renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
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The_Templar
your Country52797 Posts
On January 22 2015 04:52 renaissanceMAN wrote: MarinePrince incoming. Maru's gotta drop the nickname now! Nah, Maru's nick is based on MarineKing, not BoxeR. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
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Yorbon
Netherlands4272 Posts
I don't understand how some people cant just be happy for them. It's their choice, they probably knew the risks and will be careful during pregnancy. | ||
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Geisterkarle
Germany3257 Posts
Is the SC:BW account already registered!?  | ||
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Mistakes
United States1102 Posts
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J0k3
Sweden40 Posts
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Procurer
United States9 Posts
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
On January 22 2015 04:55 The_Templar wrote: Nah, Maru's nick is based on MarineKing, not BoxeR. but maru is better than marineking | ||
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Piste
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On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. What? So you suffer from some sort of condition from birth? 42 is perfectly fine, look at her. she does not even look old, and people are living way longer these days than in middle ages. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On January 22 2015 04:47 SantosPhillipCarlo wrote: Really happy for them. Just for fun, I'd like to ask... There can only be one... | ||
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Bswhunter
Australia954 Posts
Yay Marine. A really confusing name, but fuckit | ||
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Faefae
2203 Posts
The prophecy says that they'll have a son, and that son'll ride the world | ||
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Shinespark
Chile843 Posts
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qingbo
Canada40 Posts
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
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Oiseaux
United States676 Posts
On January 21 2015 20:21 Faefae wrote: Really? Wtf ... Yeah back in the 50's that was fine although a little late but nowadays?.... Speaking as someone who has a penis, boys are fucking dumb. | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
imagine the ramifications. internal family drama. prodigal son. proxy spawn pooling yellow's future son 3x in a final | ||
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Latham
9566 Posts
His mother will be a tiger mom that will sign him up for all after-school classes, make sure he studies etc. while his father will be a free spirit who likes to have fun all the time | ||
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damoonwolf
France98 Posts
re re re | ||
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XenOsky
Chile2288 Posts
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NotSorry
United States6722 Posts
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MidnightZL
Sweden203 Posts
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10366 Posts
Also as someone whose mother was 40 when she had me, while I will say that I imagine it's much different an experience than when your mother is 30, hearing someone having a baby at 42 doesn't seem a big deal to me. | ||
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SlayerS_BunkiE
Canada1711 Posts
Great news for boxer and jessica. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:58 graNite wrote: I think that's irresponsible to become pregnant at 42. While the risks of some medical issues for the child increase a lot when the mother gets older, it isn't "irresponsible". It is a decision, and you accept the risks, that's all (like in all the decisions you make anyway). Grats to them. | ||
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SamirDuran
Philippines895 Posts
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coverpunch
United States2093 Posts
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hidetoaizen
Norway460 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On January 21 2015 19:15 digmouse wrote: Korean: http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/view.php?ud=2015012117555278506 Recreation from Chinese: http://s.163.com/15/0121/17/AGGI75PS00314Q8N.html According to Kim Ga Yeon (Jessica)'s Facebook, she and Boxer will be expecting a baby! And they even already give him a nickname, guess what that is? "Marine" Jessica wrote: "My husband went to the ceremony for his brand new start at the poker association. Now he is a father, he will be more responsible and work harder. I will cheer for him at home, Marine dad fighting! Sorry I can't go with you, and thank you." "New start at the poker association" and "more responsible" are kind of contradictory statements. | ||
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yellowdrug
Korea (South)33 Posts
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
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Swoopae
Australia339 Posts
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plgElwood
Germany518 Posts
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/pregnancy-week-by-week/in-depth/high-risk-pregnancy/art-20047012 ..Advanced maternal age. Pregnancy risks are higher for mothers age 35 and older. Lifestyle choices. Smoking cigarettes, drinking al.... But how is jessica 42. DAFUQ. I dont understand asian ageing i guess. Edit: Humans are designed to live for about 30-40 years in total. (the moment your hair turns grey basicly nature wanted you to die soon, thanks to good living standards, you dont.) Pregnancy should be best age 16-25 i guess, at least biologically. In Society 30 is the new 15 and no one ever thinks of old age or death..well another matter. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On January 24 2015 01:09 plgElwood wrote: Everything past 35 is a high risk pregnancy. http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-living/pregnancy-week-by-week/in-depth/high-risk-pregnancy/art-20047012 But how is jessica 42. DAFUQ. I dont understand asian ageing i guess. Asian aging is easy man. There's a classic comic about it and everything. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://somethingreallyfunny.com/images/the-average-asian-aging-process.jpg) | ||
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plgElwood
Germany518 Posts
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Artunit
Philippines399 Posts
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FiWiFaKi
Canada9859 Posts
Good to hear for Boxer, I'm glad his life is being going him happiness (well hopefully). Quite happy to see a few of the old schooler like Boxer and Yellow being quite successful, especially in avenues outside esports. | ||
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ClueClueClue
Sweden1203 Posts
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Cuce
Turkey1127 Posts
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dicey
142 Posts
On January 24 2015 01:09 plgElwood wrote: Edit: Humans are designed to live for about 30-40 years in total. (the moment your hair turns grey basicly nature wanted you to die soon, thanks to good living standards, you dont.) That is false. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy#Life_expectancy_variation_over_time Having survived until the age of 21, a male member of the English aristocracy in this period could expect to live: 1200–1300: to age 64 Mean age 64 with all the insanitary crap and medical bogus of the middle ages. Just because a cat has a litter of 5, of which 2-3 die in childhood, doesn't mean the cat was designed to live up to the point it gets grayer – which incidentally is about the mean life span when not correcting for childhood deaths (7-9 years old). The point I'm trying to make is that the median life expectancy at birth is not a good indicator of genetic decay/actual age-related death. /off-topic Congrats to them! | ||
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silverstyle
Singapore1108 Posts
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LarJarsE
United States1378 Posts
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aeligos
United States172 Posts
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
I'm confident with this answer | ||
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crbox
Canada1180 Posts
The debate about the ideal age for children is ridiculous. Live and let live. | ||
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stapla05
Australia67 Posts
We may see if there genetics builds another great player/genius. | ||
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BombiZombie
Russian Federation27 Posts
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
On January 26 2015 00:01 Deathstar wrote: Pretty sure if Boxer's son plays LotV, he's going to pick protoss as his race. I'm confident with this answer Anyone wanna have a bet about which race this kid will play? I will bet a 30 day ban on Terran. I think he'll follow in his father's footsteps. Hopefully someone will remember this bet many years later. | ||
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OyAji vs KameZerg
OSC
OSC
Wardi Open
Monday Night Weeklies
OSC
Wardi Open
Replay Cast
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