I personally find this wrong on so many levels.
First off I find it pathetic that a 29 year old woman sees so little of herself to be with a man who is old enough to be her grandfather. Second, what a pathetic mother who brings a child into the world whose father will not be much of a participant in their life. Third, what kind of health issues will such a child have?
I am sure the fact he is loaded probably has a lot to do with why she is with him.
Iâm sure it has everything to do with why she is with him.
Health issues? 
Hereâs this:
Your not saying that itâs perfectly fine for men in their 80âs to have children are you?
WellâŚitâs easier in this country to have kids than it is to get a credit card or adopt a puppy. Hell, itâs harder to register a bike than make a child.
Freedomâs a bitch, I guess.
Why not? Are you suggesting that older men (over what age?) should be prohibited from siring children? Many factors can increase the probability of birth defects other than age of the father ⌠where would you stop?
I think we need to slow down here.
He just said he found it wrong. He said nothing about prohibiting anything. So there is nothing to stop because nothing started.
For the record, I find it wrong too, like Eagle Keeper, on so many levels.
The words âfind it wrongâ are just a hairâs breath away from âshould be prohibited.â
For you, I guess.
Donât give libs ammunition.
Calm down Al Pacino. At your age youâre liable to have your heart give out.
Well, heâs had a good run.
Child wonât have health issues from this. A parent can die at any time. Any parent. He has the money to provide.
I lived in NYC in the early â00s. As Iâm trudging along in a snowstorm one night, I notice the back of this elf-like street urchin in a dark winter outfit, whoâs walking in front of me for a few blocks.
I finally catch up at a light and itâs . . . Al Pacino. Heâs tiny. For a second, I considered putting him in my bag and taking him home. We usually regret the things we donât do.
So both stars from Godfather II (1974) are now expecting
âTyler died in 1862, but he had 15 children and fathered some late in life. His living grandchildren werenât born until the 1920s, during the Coolidge administration.â
Yup. Seen that. Apparently all the men in that bloodline were/are notorious late bloomers.
My OP, itâs largely directed at the mother. Furthermore, I have very strong views on whatâs best for a child, which is largely centered on my views of the traditional family. Hereâs more on the health risks:
Like women who have children when theyâre older, there are risks for men who have babies at an older age.
Your baby might have higher odds of getting a genetic disorder. As you age, youâre more likely to have gene changes, or mutations, in your sperm. If you have a baby at an older age, you have higher chances of passing on a genetic disorder.
The babyâs risk for mental health or brain disorders may be higher. A fatherâs older age can cause schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or autism spectrum disorder.
I actually wasnât specifically referring to that, but more so the health risks to the child:
Absolutely. Pacino already has kids from multiple baby mamas. Now this one. The child probably wonât have his/her father there when he graduates from 8th grade. A child has the best chance of normalcy if he grows up with his father in his life.
