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Existence of Pedophilia.Even worse the fact that if a man rapes a 12 year old who just had her 1st period (sometimes there are girls who had their first period even younger than 12), she can get pregnant, consequently give birth to a healthy -at least- in body child and therefor life goes on and continues, has led me to the conclusion that the entire humanity is a mistake of nature.Lina Medina - Wikipedia. Got raped and became pregnant at the age of 4 years and 10 months old.Gave birth at the age of 5 years and 7 months old

I’ve got a perfect picture for you. Mongolian President and 108 mothers.What is Mongolia’s solution to increase the birthrate?Mongolia awards its mothers with medals. In 2016, it awarded 108 mothers. If you give birth to four kids you get a Distinguished Mother Award 2nd class (the official name is : Order of Maternal Glory 2nd Class, but I like the other translation). If you give birth to six and more you get the Distinguished Mother award 1st class.(the official name is : Order of Maternal Glory 1st Class)While doing research I found out that the law that was passed in 1957 to establish this medal is still current. It’s in fact, the longest functioning law in Mongolia. To understand the enormity of it, Mongolia had two different constitutions since 1950s and complete change of the government system from Socialist to Democratic.Talk about consistency.So, did it work?All together more than 130,000 mothers received the medals. The population of Mongolia in 1958 was 884,000. Today, the population is 3,119,935. So, yes it worked.So what are the advantages of having the medal?1st class gets roughly 100usd, 2nd 50usd per year, so its not much even in MongoliaMothers can retire 5 years earlier than other women. The retirement age of women with these medals is 50 years. This one is better.In my opinion, the material advantages were too low to count. Being a Distinguished Mother was, on the other hand, prestigious. We used to say, without any irony, she did her patriotic duty.Even though my grandmother had the medal (she had 9 kids), I always thought this medal was strange. So once, when my colleague got the medal (she had 4 kids) I asked her about the medal and whether it is applicable, today. She looked straight at me and said: “Anand, when you give birth to 4 children, you can tell me if this medal is applicable or not. I deserve it!”Wisely, I chose to shut up…

I barely noticed turning 40. That year I gave birth to my second child. At 42, I gave birth to my 3rd. At 46, I gave birth to my 4th.At 50 I was raising kids aged 13, 10, 7 and 4. So, I barely noticed turning 50. I don’t feel like there was any difference at all between the 40’s and the 50’s. I was working harder in those decades than I had in my 20’s and 30’s (!)I am now in my 60′s. Now I actually do notice a difference. I am different. More clear-headed, more determined and more focused on goals. Fitter. Happier.I have discovered that I can learn new things. I started a new career at 62. And I like it!I do not allow others to cause my day or my plans to go sideways. My time at the gym each day takes priority. I don’t cancel this. When my young adult kids or when younger friends invite me out for dinner at 8:30 pm? That’s easy — no way. It’s too late and I’ll be too tired to enjoy it. And I don’t make apologies. That is something new and different. I never feel compelled to explain my decisions.I don’t waste time on stupid tv programs or stupid conversations. I’d much rather read my books, cook a wholesome meal, lift weights, write, take a walk with my husband, or have coffee with a friend.I protect my sleep fiercely now. I do not accept situations that would force me to sacrifice needed sleep. Solid, sufficient sleep keeps me stronger of mind and body than most people my age.In my 60’s, I now know what I did not know in my 40’s and 50’s. This: My story is far from over. I feel like I’m just getting started!40 and 50 are YOUNG. 60, too! “Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.”Keep dreams alive.NOTE ADDED: Thank you from the bottom of my heart for so many kind comments. I am overwhelmed by the goodwill here on Quora 😊Last Christmas with hubby: