HGL's F.B. writings: Why Don't they Teach Gynaecology in These Schools? · Φιλολoγικά/Philologica: Predecessors of Jan III Sobieski and Austrians
- Ana Abroad
- I asked Russian women if they want to have kids
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- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- Many children ... starting at 28—29.
Probably gynaecology is a bit undertaught in Russia.
Or, starting 29—30 as next woman said.
Has she never heard when Czarist Russian deliminated "Дѣвушка" from "Старая Дѣва"?
- Adam Komanecki
- Hans-Georg Lundahl Women remain fertile up until their 40s, 10 years is more than enough to have multiple children provided there's enough resources to sustain both them and the mother. Perhaps Swedish education was influenced by its current migrant minority into believing that the task of maintaining the population should be left to teenage females?
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- You forget the ova lost in menstruations and also that the basin which up to 30 hasn't given birth will be very much more painful than if one starts earlier.
So, a woman who has not had children before 30 is likely to chose fewer childbirths once confronted with the pain.
Also, the risk for Downs is 1/10 000 for a woman age 20, 1/100 for one age 40.
Are you asking if, while a teacher, I proposed teen marriages? No, I waited to after not getting the temporary job renewed next term. Even if you want to call me a migrant from Austria.
However, as a teacher, I did find teens not marrying conducive to teens aborting. In other words, murder. Plus some other tragedies, like broken couples.
Btw, I'm not in Sweden's current migrant minority now, but in that of France.
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- Audrūnas Gruslys
- So why is the birth rate in Russia so appaling, averaging around 1.3 children per women despite including Causacus region into the statistics?
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- Audrūnas Gruslys Because they are totally gynaecologically naive.
Czarist Russian ... it had another alphabet. The letter ѣ was examplified by locative ending (o Царѣ = about the Tsar) and by Дѣва, with diminutives, which were explained. A Дѣвочка becomes a Дѣвушка at 12. A Дѣвушка, marries, becomes a nun, dies, or becomes a Старая Дѣва at 30. France in the Middle Ages actually counted a demoiselle as Catherinette if she was unmarried at 25.





