Millennials Having Less Sex

[keeper]

I don't know if my son is part of that generation or the one after. But I do know he gets lots of action.

Why do you know that?

Since he was in high school, there has a been a steady flow of girls leaving my place in the morning. The ex tells me it was the same thing at her house.

You were letting girls stay the night with him, in your home, when he was in HS? ac_wot

He did what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it. I was the same at that age. I was better at getting girls out in the morning without my mom knowing about it.

I was caught ONCE, My father said ONE more time GET OUT!! and he wasnt kidding.



No Bloody way he would allow that under his roof, His house His Rules. PERIOD!

[Angry White Male]

Was that when you lost your legs?

[JOE]

The landscape is littered with guys (and their offspring) who knocked some girl up. Then they owe and owe and owe 'til death do them part. Have at least 3 friends stuck in that situation. Hopefully your son doesn't learn his lesson too late.Maybe you should've taught him the 'R' for responsibility.



Anywas Herm, here's a tune for ya:







Perhaps it'll make you think about the lesson ya didn't teach yer son.

I don't know if my son is part of that generation or the one after. But I do know he gets lots of action.

Why do you know that?

Since he was in high school, there has a been a steady flow of girls leaving my place in the morning. The ex tells me it was the same thing at her house.

You were letting girls stay the night with him, in your home, when he was in HS? ac_wot

He did what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it. I was the same at that age. I was better at getting girls out in the morning without my mom knowing about it.

[kiebers]

The landscape is littered with guys (and their offspring) who knocked some girl up. Then they owe and owe and owe 'til death do them part. Have at least 3 friends stuck in that situation. Hopefully your son doesn't learn his lesson too late. Maybe you should've taught him the 'R' for responsibility.

Want to try a couple of yes or no questions J0E?

Are you saying paying to support your child lasts until you die?

Are saying your friends were not taught responsibility?

[Anonymous]

My son is twenty five now and lives with his girlfriend. I would not mind being a grandpappy, but he needs to get some stability first.

[Annie]

My son and his wife want to have at least 5 kids.  Really? Good thing he has a couple jobs and going to university studying for mechanical engineering.  She's still at home taking care of their first baby but going back to school for her 3rd year nursing degree later.  I hope they take a break from having kids until they have their education down at least.  As it is, it's hectic enough for them. I see a lot of other millennials who are working hard and going for courses to advance themselves. Where's the stats that says they aren't?

[Anonymous]

My son and his wife want to have at least 5 kids.  Really? Good thing he has a couple jobs and going to university studying for mechanical engineering.  She's still at home taking care of their first baby but going back to school for her 3rd year nursing degree later.  I hope they take a break from having kids until they have their education down at least.  As it is, it's hectic enough for them. I see a lot of other millennials who are working hard and going for courses to advance themselves. Where's the stats that says they aren't?

Nursing and mechanical engineering are real professions. Someone pursuing an art history degree for example, should not bitch when they cannot find a job that is in their field of study.

[Berry Sweet]

My son and his wife want to have at least 5 kids.  Really? Good thing he has a couple jobs and going to university studying for mechanical engineering.  She's still at home taking care of their first baby but going back to school for her 3rd year nursing degree later.  I hope they take a break from having kids until they have their education down at least.  As it is, it's hectic enough for them. I see a lot of other millennials who are working hard and going for courses to advance themselves. Where's the stats that says they aren't?

Nursing and mechanical engineering are real professions. Someone pursuing an art history degree for example, should not bitch when they cannot find a job that is in their field of study.

Thats like eds...his crappy buiness degree and failed art school attempt and apparently hes a millionaire....