> A woman who gets pregnant at 25 is less likely to have issues than a woman who gets pregnant at 35 and much less likely to have issues than a woman who gets p

> A woman who gets pregnant at 25 is less likely to have issues than a woman who gets pregnant at 35 and much less likely to have issues than a woman who gets pregnant at 45. You are equating to "issues" to mean "no healthy children" > The fact that some women have successful pregnancies at 45 doesn't change it Is a straw man. Plenty of women have successful pregnancies at 35. And 25 year old women debating that choice should hear from them. Said differently: Can you wait too long to have children? Yes. Is 35 too long? No.