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human
CMV: Men having children after the age of 50 is unfair to the child

The average life expectancy for a male in the U.S. is what, 75 years old? That means if a man has children at age 55 he'll potentially have 20 years with them - assuming he's in good health. He might be able to squeeze out an additional 10 - 15 years old life which means that he'll be leaving his kids behind when they're in they're 30's which is still far too young.

Men having children beyond the age of 50 limits the length of their interaction with their kids. It is also a burden for the children because having an elderly parent means that they likely lack the energy to do fun, engaging activities.

If a man has a child at age 30 then there is no guarantee that he will live long enough to see his kids reach their 40's. However, he is definitely more likely to see that than a 50 year old man is.

I understand that it's "not about how much time you spend with your kids here on Earth, but how much love you show them while you're here" but I think it's unfair to put them in a predicament in which they more than likely have a limited amount of time with you.
gpt
Life expectancy is an average. The main reasons male life expectancy is lower than females is because of reckless activities, work place deaths, and suicide. Men are roughly twice as likey to die in an auto accident, five times more likely to die on the job, and 50% more likely to commit suicide.  Most of these deaths are happening before 50. So, while a 1 day old male is expected to live to 71, once he reaches 50, his life expectancy becomes 84.