Single childless 40+ y.o. Women cope en masse

I'm in the same boat as you and here's what I do to ensure NOTHING changes (50k upmarseys)

Why would you ever listen to these losers lmao

>childless foid

>not by choice

Unless you have some fricked up condition as a foid or got your entire womb removed, it's always by choice. Even if you have no eggs, you can get an egg from another foid and get it implanted.

two businesses

Two different MLM pyramid schemes

The world certainly has pivoted to making people less valuable. I wonder if this is a depopulation conspiracy to help swallow the fast approaching culling.

She just needs to realize she perfect and deserves more

If she ever starts to worry that this strategy isn't working she should run to Reddit to be reminded to stop questing the strategy

At 38, I was on top of my world. I was healthy, attractive, fit, happy, and doing well in my career. I am also childless (not by choice, but am now glad for it). By 55, much was the same except I was single and decided to remain that way. I still had my looks and there was no shortage of dating opportunities, including with men 12–15 years my junior. But, I wasn't interested in another marriage/live-in relationship, so nothing really came of any of it. When Covid hit, it did a real number on me; not as in getting ill, but in being isolated during a vulnerable time in my life. I deteriorated, and then menopause ran over me like a speeding cement truck. One day I was me – slender, physically fit, attractive for my age, embracing life and feeling pretty good about myself – and the next there was this barrel-bodied old lady staring back at me from the mirror. The changes happened so fast that I honestly did not see it coming. It was devastating.

This is a massive comment (this is a tiny snippet of it) of but it's actually worth a read. This is the reality that most of these unmarried 30+ women are heading towards. She tries to rationalize it later by saying something about hope, but as someone who has worked/helped the elderly… hope comes from your family and children. You don't leave behind a career when you die. You get old, weak, and then die.

The only people I've seen get around this are people who can't have children since they don't really have the ability to wonder "what if", priests/monks of some religious order, and interestingly enough professors/teachers who view their students as pseudo children

You know for as often as women talk about how we could crush their skulls with our bare hands, they sure seem to forget sometimes that we could crush their skulls with our bare hands.

Snapshots:

https://old.reddit.com/r/AskOldPeopleAdvice/comments/1etlgz7/what_can_i_really_expect_as_a_woman_as_i_age/:

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