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Carolyn Hax: Mom keeps reminding 40-year-old daughter to hurry up and have kids

Carolyn Hax: Mom keeps reminding 40-year-old daughter to hurry up and have kids

Washington Post11-05-2025

Dear Carolyn: I turned 40 last year. Without exactly meaning to, I did so without first securing a husband and having children as I'd hoped to. I am 80 percent okay about it. I like my life and am still open to dating and connection but assume the ship has probably sailed on that traditional progression of events.

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