Mogaji suggested that women who have not yet married by thirty-five should consider becoming mothers, even if it means having a child with a man who may not be ready to take on parental responsibilities. She emphasized the importance of motherhood and urged women to act on their desires for a family rather than waiting for the perfect circumstances.
She highlighted a common mistake that many women make by prioritizing personal achievements and career goals over marriage. Mogaji cautioned that while striving for success is important, the passage of time can quickly change a woman’s circumstances, potentially leaving them feeling unfulfilled in their personal lives.
In her discussion, she also touched on the perceptions that some men have about women in the thirty-five to forty age bracket. These societal attitudes can further complicate women’s experiences in the dating landscape, adding pressure as they navigate their choices and desires.
She said, “A woman who can’t find a husband at age 35 should get pregnant for any man to have a child. If the woman can find any man who she is close to, even if the man isn’t ready to take the child, she should go ahead and get pregnant for him.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
