I was twenty five my last birthday and it was the party last night that became reflective

Twenty five : just as I am achieving my goals I have reflected on being twenty five, and the science of human pregnancy and women’s lives and I am thoughtful of my time. My career has been dictated by my studies, I’m a biologist and I’m rushing towards my thirties, if I want healthy children I have to find a healthy relationship!

The party otherwise was fun, the birthday cake was huge, not that I eat it! There were plenty of cocktails, which suited us. There were two guys who told me they knew me but I didn’t remember them at all! I’m wondering today if I danced for them at the club, or if they were at the studio, they were adamant.

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Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M

So, what is the focus of your study. My brother was a reproductive endocrinologist. Taught and practiced at WVU.

I was married at age 22. Bought the house when i was 25. Same year Halley's comet was last here. '86 I think. While not flashy there are a lot of single engineers probably floating around that would probably be good husbands. We're typically not going to hang out at health clubs or bars though. If you're Jewish you have the option of a match maker. For the rest of us mere mortals the hunt is a bit more daunting. More likely to be the friend of a friend or on linked in. Not likely to find us in church unless we're taking our mothers there. Best spot to find a good guy is likely on a fishing charter or a bridge trying to catch a largemouth. I've seen girls do it. Good luck.

514Kra · 22-25, F

@Tastyfrzz I’m not Jewish

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