Weird Innuendo
In the feedback part of the forum of a 50+ dating-site, I politely suggested to improve the search criteria, so that I could look for someone childfree.
This not only triggered a very aggressive discussion. The weirdest reaction was the question, if I want someone without children, so I could inherit from him.
Why on earth would someone at the age of 61 even think about inheriting? When people at this age get involved to grow old together, then the one, who outlives the other, is more stricken with grief than rejoicing whatever heritage there were for the few years of life expectancy.
In the feedback part of the forum of a 50+ dating-site, I politely suggested to improve the search criteria, so that I could look for someone childfree.
This not only triggered a very aggressive discussion. The weirdest reaction was the question, if I want someone without children, so I could inherit from him.
Why on earth would someone at the age of 61 even think about inheriting? When people at this age get involved to grow old together, then the one, who outlives the other, is more stricken with grief than rejoicing whatever heritage there were for the few years of life expectancy.
