> That said the advice to freeze your eggs (ie work now, live later) rubs me the wrong way. That seems to be based on a lot of assumptions. I consider working

> That said the advice to freeze your eggs (ie work now, live later) rubs me the wrong way. That seems to be based on a lot of assumptions. I consider working a fulfilling job to be living. Whereas raising children seems to be the fulfilling... life role.. to you? I don't view them as separate delineated things. I think freezing eggs should become cheaper, more viable, and covered by insurance, and there are a couple ways to improve the process. A lot of times I find dating 28-33 year old women to be predictably annoying because many stigmatize options like freezing eggs while still rushing to check the boxes on various rites of passage, as if freezing eggs is a form of defeat. Whereas older women have just gotten over it, already done it, or something else. And younger women haven't gotten around to "wondering where this is going". My experience, corroborated by some other men. I wonder if that contributes to Leo's age limit. I don't have experience dating men, so I wouldn't know if they do something similar at certain age ranges.