>Also, when you're 35, you will likely have a much better understanding of what really matters to you, and what kind of partner you really want for the long hau

>Also, when you're 35, you will likely have a much better understanding of what really matters to you, and what kind of partner you really want for the long haul. Indeed you will, and she'll be married with kids at that point. >It's often said that "60 is the new 50" — and it is, if you do it right — the corollary is something like, "25 is the new 19". That's a gift! Take advantage. Again, it certainly can be for men if you're willing to date younger. But human biology has not changed. Women are well aware of the fact that their fertility drops off a cliff starting at 30. Plan accordingly.