Are Corioliss Hair Straighteners Worth The Money?

By Claire Haley

Hair Straighteners
If you talk to hair dressers about which are the best straightening irons then you expect to hear names such as GHD and Cloud Nine but Corioliss also make a range of decent hair straighteners and being very competitively priced certainly makes them a brand worth consideration. Corioliss have been in the market place since 2002 so have almost 10 years of experience in the industry. The C1, C2 and C3 models of hair straightener are all full size and come with 1 inch plates. Corioliss also do a mini version called the Baby SXE. So if you are looking to upgrade your current straighteners, buy some for a loved one or looking to straighten your hair for the time then read on to understand more about this lesser known make.
Corioliss C1 versus C2
If price is your biggest concern then the first thing you need to be aware of is that the C1 is about half the price of the Corioliss C2. Apart from that these 2 Corioliss straighteners share many qualities. With titanium plates and a variable temperature control you have the flexibility to use heat appropriate to you specific hair type. Note however that the C1 heats to 230°C whilst the C2 only heats to 210°C although this temperature should be sufficient for most people needs. The C2 also gets to that max temperature in a super speedy 20 seconds. The Corioliss C2 has a remote digital display on the cord to change and view the heat settings, as opposed to the C1 which has this on the main body of the iron. To reduce the dreaded frizz Corioliss use Negative Ion technology in all their straighteners which combat the positive ions that cause static. They also use something called far infrared technology with is a slightly different way of internally heating up the hair gently so as not to bring about so much damage from straightening. Finally the last thing that the Corioliss C2 has which the C1 doesn't is an automatic sleep mode which kicks in after 30 minutes making your irons safe if you forget to switch them off.
Corioliss C3
The C3's from Corioliss are the most expensive model they make. The added benefit of these is that they come with extra-long floating titanium plates. This can really help to reduce the time it takes to style your hair and is fantastic if you have long or really thick hair. With the plates reaching almost to the edge of the irons Corioliss straighteners are amongst the best for allowing you to get close to the root of the hair and consequently achieve that professional sleek finish.
The Baby SXE
Men these days are increasingly styling their hair so even people with short hair can benefit from using straightening irons. If you fall into this category but want someone petite and lightweight then the Corioliss Baby SXE iron might be what you are looking for. At just 20cm in length and weighing in at only 120g these are easy to use and will fit in your bag if you are looking for irons with portability. The plates are still titanium with negative ion technology but with dual circuitry you will be able to travel anywhere with these straighteners.
A Rainbow of Colours!
It's the colours that really make the Corioliss straighteners come alive. If your bank balance allows then for around £400 you can bag yourself a twinkling delight in the form of the Corioliss C2 Crystal. This is bling all over and I'm sure there are a few WAGS around with this one on their dressing table. If you are looking for something a little more subtle then the C2 in Midas Gold is perhaps a little more classy and sophisticated or why not go really funky with the purple Zebra or Red Leopard. For those seeking a little more traditional colour scheme it might be worth noting that each model also comes in black.
Should you spend your money?
In answer to whether they are worth the money - my conclusion is that they are. At around £50, the C1 provides you with a really quality straigthening iron but the Corioliss C2 seems to have it all and would be my top choice.

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Sagging Breasts - Best Bra for Them

By Rob Foley

Sagging breasts can be a very real issue for many women. Unfortunately it is an issue that affects many women. Usually women with cup sizes of C cup or bigger are more affected over time. So what are the best solutions for sagging breasts?
One of the best solutions for sagging breasts is the bra. The right bra can instantly transform the look, shape and size of your cleavage. There are numerous factors to look at and review, to ensure that you achieve the desired outcome.
Unfortunately most women are wearing an ill fitted poorly designed bra. Recent studies have shown that up to 70% of women are wearing a bra that is the wrong size. Staggering as this fact is, it is the truth. The biggest piece of advice that can be offered is that before you consider buying a bra, get yourself measured professionally. Getting measured is free; most large department stores will offer free measuring service, so you should make the most of it.
Once you have been professionally measured, the next step is to look at exactly what you wish to achieve. For example a lot of women want to add volume to the breasts, lift up the cleavage and make them look firmer/younger. By doing these things you will eliminate the effects of sagging. One of the best bras that can achieve this is the padded push up bra.
The padded push up bra adds volume to the breasts making the breasts seem fuller, reducing the appearance of sagging. The padded push up bra then lifts the cleavage upwards eliminating the drooping effect and finally the bra pushes the breasts together, enhancing the cleavage and making the breasts look firmer.
Put altogether this bra can eliminate all the effects of sagging and give you the cleavage you so desire. The effects are instant, painless and very cost effective when compared to other options, such as Cosmetic Surgery, breast enhancement herbs and breast exercises.
The last piece of advice that will be offered in this article is quality. There is no substitute for quality when it comes to getting the right bra. While a good quality bra will cost a small amount more than a poorer quality bra the investment will be well worth it. It will look better, be more comfortable and last longer in the long term.
There are numerous other factors to consider especially the different types of bras and what effects they will have on your cleavage and what options there are for different clothing/outfits.
For further information check out our Sagging Breasts guide.

R.foley is a consultant with over ten years experience. He has set up http://www.best4breast.com/ to help and offer advice on all matters relating to Breast Enhancement. Please take time to visit his website to explore different options available to you.

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2011 Hair Color Trends

By Sherry Brister

Hair color can play an extremely large role when it comes to changing your look. That said, choosing the right hair color is not an uncomplicated task. The ideal hair color must go with your skin tone and eyes perfectly to add to one's natural beauty. For women seeking to color their hair, it is important to understand what the current fashionable trends are.
Popular 2011 Hair Colors
Color trends for 2011 are fashion forward and glamorous. The trends are currently undergoing a significant transformation from striking reds to refined blondes. These trends represent more than simply selecting a new hair color; it is all about change, and not just a change of shade, but a spectacular, head turning change. The hot tip for hair color this year is; just change it. This year's colors are anything but dull.
Several stylish and gorgeous hues are hot right now. The most pronounced trend for 2011 is the reemergence of red hair; particularly fiery reds that have lots of sparkle and shine, as well as bright ginger hues and even hair with red neon colors running throughout. All of these options are fashionable and will result in a gorgeous look.
Blonde hair is another color that is all the rage in 2011. There is a vast assortment of blonde shades to choose from and 2011 is definitely the year to make the switch. Lighter, cooler-toned blonde hues are extremely hot at the moment.
Brown hair color is unquestionably in style for 2011. The advantage of brown hair is that it looks fabulous on nearly all skin tones. There is an array of brown shades from which to choose, from dark coffee to light taffy to caramel, depending on what suits your complexion.
Another trend is going darker. The dark burgundy's are back in style, along with dark auburn and chestnut browns. Shiny dark black hair is everywhere. Not only is black a hot hair color for 2011, it is always an excellent alternative for women because it's pretty close to being a permanent trend.
How to Choose the Proper Color
Today women dye their hair for various reasons; whether they just want a change or just want to brighten their natural color. The motives for dyeing hair are as plentiful as the colors existing in today's market. How then should a woman select her ideal hair color?
First, it is essential to be familiar with the diverse types of hair dye available for different types of results. Choosing the right color starts by understanding your skin tone. The trick is to flatter and bring out the best in your complexion. Lighter skin tones will look stunning in a hair color like cool beige blondes or chestnut browns. Slightly warmer skin tones will look terrific in rich shades like deep blondes or cinnamon reds. Those with medium to dark skin tones will look spectacular in chocolate browns, burgundy reds, or even black.
Conclusion
The bottom line is that the right color is whatever color compliments you the best and looks fantastic. Just do your research, try a few out, and above all be patient. Good luck!

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Three Ways to Create Work Inspired by the Feminine

By Tarra Christoff

So many of us - men and women alike - have steeped ourselves in myths about how we're supposed to create our ideal work. Myths that grew up from our masculine Western culture. But for women, this purely masculine way is not always effective. In fact, it can be just the opposite. Following this "traditional" approach often makes us unhappy, leads to burnout, and may even be harming our relationships.
Here are three ways to start debunking the myths and creating what you want, the feminine way.
Don't "Just Do It". If it were as easy as a Nike tagline, you would have done it by now. The reality is that our relationship with our work life is complex. We have a history that we are bringing to the work. For example, I have a client who came from a traumatic background, and she chooses workplaces are dysfunctional. Until she does some of the inner work to address this pattern, it's quite likely that her next work environment will look similar. While there is a time and place for taking action, the best action comes from a place of inspiration and trust. The prevalent "Just Do It" sentiment often leads women to feel shame for not being further along than they are. Let it go and instead accept where you are. Acceptance->Awareness->Action is the formula that is more likely to bring the results you want. Don't move into action for the sake of action. Let your actions be inspired!
Eat, Pray, Love. As women, we do best when our chalice is full. We have nothing to give to our work life if our cup is not full. When you have balance in your life - balance that comes from healthy eating, prayer (meditation/yoga/connecting to something greater than yourself), and most importantly, love - you connect to yourself. Loving yourself is perhaps the most important part of the formula for creating work you love. Your relationship with work is like building a healthy relationship with a partner. When you have a deep love of yourself, you are nourished and not needing work to fill a hole inside of you. Try filling yourself up with what you love, and then notice what and who you attract from that space.
Create a Web of Support. Women thrive when they have a supportive community. We do best when we link arms and see each other through difficult times. We like to give and receive support. In fact, we need that web of support to make shining our brightest lights possible. Right now, I encourage you to draw a circle with some lines radiating out from it. On each line, write the name of a woman who supports you. I invite you to connect with each of them and consider one thing she can do to support you in creating work you love. It might be a contact at an organization, a resume review, a brainstorming session. Or it could be emotional support - a reminder of your gifts, a fun night out with the girls, or being your bookend. (Bookending is a simple and powerful tool that's great for taking difficult action. Just tell your friend what you plan to do. Then, once you've done it, let her know that too. It's a easy way to get support - and accountability.)

Tarra Christoff is a career and leadership coach with a masters degree in psychology. She is committed to supporting and empowering women called to make a difference in the world. She has coached hundreds of women to create abundant, meaningful, and sustainable work. Tarra has also led workshops for The Omega Institute, Young Women Social Entrepreneurs, Spiral Muse, and progressive organizations. She divides her time between the San Francisco Bay Area and Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Visit her at http://www.workthatmakesadifference.com/.

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Where Is Jill Nye the Science Gal?

by Greta Hansen

 

I am in the process of trying to start an Association for Women in Mathematics chapter at my University. I wasn't really inspired to do this until recently when I came to a sad realization while viewing the "people who inspire you" section on my Facebook profile...none of them are women.
What is worse is that when it comes to literature, history, and business I know of many examples of women who figured prominently and made significant contributions, but in science and mathematics I can only think of a few. Of those few, most are in the social sciences and some met with some pretty terrible fates (i.e. Marie Curie). I am also well aware of the stories of women who would have had their names in the history books, but alas their work is overshadowed (and not credited properly) in history books by their male contemporaries, even thought their work is what made it possible for those men to make important discoveries.
I began to also realize that as a child growing up I had no female role models in math or science when it came to pop culture. I loved Indiana Jones and wanted to be an archeologist for the longest time. I watched Beakman's World and Bill Nye the Science Guy every chance I could. All of my childhood science heroes were men.
Even today when I watch television or go to the movies it is still mostly male characters that dominate the world of math and science. Women, when cast as scientists, are often characterized as brilliant, but so socially flawed that they are to be pitied.
In the media women who are gifted at math and science and who are also cool, fun, interesting, and desirable are mostly portrayed as doctors, psychologists, or nurses. All of these are noble fields, but these are not the only science fields. Women are rarely portrayed in the applied and theoretical sciences such as engineers, mathematicians, scientists, and researchers.
Even my favorite shows like Big Bang Theory and Bones do this. The one "normal" character Bernadette in the Big Bang Theory still had to contend with the possible emasculation of her future husband by her earning a PhD. Although she is normal, especially in comparison to most of the other characters in the show, Bernadette's character is subjected to the sexist storyline that she should walk on eggshells because she dared to be an accomplished female scientist who would make more money than her less educated and less accomplished husband to be. Other characters like Amy Farah Fowler are meant to comically mirror the bizarre Sheldon Cooper character, or as in the case of Leslie Winkle are characterized as women who behave as men do (even sexually); one would assume because she is in a male dominated profession.
In Bones Dr. Brennan is so dependent on her logic and facts that she pushes people and her feelings away because they aren't as reliable. She is brilliant but damaged, so damaged that the audience often wonders if she can ever really be happy. In one of my favorite cancelled shows Numb3rs, Amita is portrayed as a brilliant and beautiful mathematician, but her role is largely supportive of her love interest Charlie Epps. This support even threatens her ability to move forward in her career. The audience is led to want Amita to give up her goals for Charlie for the sake of the love story. Amita doesn't really get a chance to focus on her own work until the show ends or when she is briefly broken up with Charlie; thus emphasizing to the audience that her work is not as important in the grand scheme of things, or that women in the sciences must choose between love and success.
One of the few positive featured female role models in science pop culture right now (that children would be exposed to... sorry Dr. Ruth) is on the TV show Mythbusters. Kari Byron has been on the show for years and shows young kids that women can be good at science and be just as successful as men. We need more Kari's so that little girls can have that woman that makes them feel that they can be a mathematician, scientist, or engineer.
I was lucky. I had parents that encouraged my interest in the sciences and made it clear to me that I was capable of doing anything I wanted to in any intellectual pursuit. I am also lucky that social norms did not stifle my exploration into math and science. But if the media is still portraying female mathematicians and scientists in sexist and denigrating ways, how do we encourage young girls into math and science? How do we change the perception in society to women who are good at math and science are normal, interesting, cool, and desirable? I don't know the answer yet, but I'll keep trying to think of one.

Greta Hansen is the author of Just Another Thought Online and The College Wallet Blogs.

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From Modesty To Bare Nothings: Ditching The Undies Revolution Part 1 of 4

by Miriam B Medina

"What has been the fashion once will come into fashion again..." Japanese proverb
Women are extremely self-conscious of their bodies, especially after having been married for years and bearing two or three children. Many become genuinely depressed when they glimpse themselves in the mirror and realize how much weight they have gained. What they see is harsh reality, a reflection of lumped, rolling flesh. Breasts are now fuller, butts appear larger, and cellulite thighs have the appearance of bubble wrap. Their self-esteem becomes even more deflated when they compare their bodies to the younger, more beautiful women showing off their shapely figures in their hubby's supply of Playboy's. How will she ever hold his interest in the bedroom and keep him from straying with that competition? She has to cook, clean, raise children, do laundry and hold her share of the financial burden. Now she needs a complete make-over to become a sex object for his pleasure? Is he worth it?
Some may subject themselves to a regimented routine of exercise and diet in an attempt to regain their youthful 18 year-old figure, while others try so hard but can't seem to get past first base. However, there are countless men who are quite satisfied with their well-endowed woman, grateful for her sumptuous flesh, while others prefer a much leaner woman. How a man makes a woman feel about her body during sexual intercourse can either increase or destroy her self-esteem. This will also reflect in the way she dresses. If her sex life is a disappointment, she will see herself as undesirable, which will make her hate her body more. By virtue of her modesty she will expose less of it. Standards of modesty not only discourage exposure of the intimate parts of the woman's body, they also obscure her shape by convincing her to wear non form-fitting clothing. On the other hand, if her partner says after a moment of sexual passion that she was hot and steamy in bed, she will flaunt her sexuality, to the point of immodesty.
Ah, the naughty word immodesty, or is it to be the other way around? These days, there is an overwhelming tendency of women who exhibit more flesh than ever, the less they wear the better. Whereas, if a naive woman behaves or dresses in a modest way, she is criticized by others as being "sexually repressed" or labeled a prude.
Design companies in the United States have capitalized on this "immodest" trend by making their products as beautiful and seductive as they can, thus tempting men to imagine what women look like beneath their clothes. Frederick's of Hollywood and Victoria's Secrets have morphed into a multi-billion dollar industry, creating exotic panties, lingerie and breast enhancers that have a lot of extra push-up packing for female fans. These sexy items bring out the sensuality in women, thus tempting many a godly man in a moment of weakness to fall from grace. Designers are the ones that have encouraged modest women to become immodest. Most of the malls now have stores that cater to preteens, teens and college-age customers, enticing them using the word "Sexy," in ads that say: "Sexy and Cool" or "Smart, Modern and Sexy."
But underwear didn't begin as a sexy advertisement for the female body or did it? In this engaging 4 part article, we examine the history of the evolution of underwear, from its prudish, functional beginnings all the way through the sexual revolution of the 20th century and into today's world, where underwear can even be a see through edible sex toy.
Modest women over the centuries have evoked man's respect, yet today women have managed to do very well for themselves without giving a hoot what men think about them or the way they dress. However, immodest dressing may have its negative consequences because it can be distracting. Provocative clothing not only distracts but also puts an incredible amount of pressure on teenagers to keep their weight down unnaturally, through anorexia and bulimia, so they can see themselves in that sexy bikini, G-string or thong. These seductive garments only encourage further indecent behaviors such as "butt grabbing" which can lead to other forms of sexual abuse. Immodesty has encouraged extra-marital affairs and promiscuous sex as men are visually sexually stimulated. Indecent dressing not only creates an erotic impact, but it can also stimulate a man's sexual desire to the point that they will commit rape. Just seeing busty cleavage or a figure hugging piece of clothing or underwear lines through a pair of tight-fitting jeans can sexually arouse any man, which doesn't seem to take long.
So now I'm wondering, when did modesty become so shameless? Remembering that idea, let's take a backwards glance at the history of lingerie as it has emerged over the last few centuries, evolving inevitably "From modesty towards bare nothings" into what it is today, "Ditching the Undies Revolution."
Before going into this vast subject matter, I want to direct attention to the fact that, although I am a researcher and a historian who always has her head buried in books, I do detach myself sometimes to observe and make note of current issues that are reflected in the today's world. However, as a modern philosophically mature woman, I assure you that I do feel comfortable discussing just about anything, and I do mean anything, whether or not I agree. Therefore, during this study I may have to take a bold approach in describing parts of the body and the use of certain underwear items.
Aside from trying to understand the complexity of people's thoughts and actions in modern America, there is still a part of me that yearns for the past, a nostalgic desire for what once existed. Maybe for this reason I am fascinated by and drawn to the Victorian Era, with its pervasive influence and coexistence with the Modern World. People who lived during this time experienced a life quite different from that of today. It was a remarkable era of romance, inhibitions, etiquette, modesty and feminism of dress. In part 2 we examine the beginnings of women's underwear in an era of sexual repression, examining the passion killer underwear that existed at the time, which will get you up to speed for parts 3 and 4 that examine the evolution of underwear into the sexy accoutrement it is today.

History is Miriam B. Medina's passion. History can be exciting, sexy, informative and humorous, and Miriam wants you to experience the wonders of history, not just READ about it. She loves nothing more than sharing that passion and her 13 years of research with everyone. So sit back, enjoy the ride and LEARN. For fashion pictures, articles and you-tube viewings of fashion shows from the 19th century through the 21st century, please visit:
http://thehistorybox.com/ny_city/fashion_center_19th_century_nycity.htm The History Box is a one-stop resource center for writers, journalists, historians, teachers and students.

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The Age Criticality of Womanhood

By John Iroh

In most parts of the world, having children is a key element in a family so much so that some people attribute success in marriage to the production of children. In recent years, many families struggle to have their own children by natural means. Thanks to technology that has given hope of having babies to families through scientific procedures such as In vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment and surrogacy.
I had a discussion sometime ago with my childhood friend who has been married for five years and yet to have any child. My friend is approaching forty years of age and I know how desperate she and her husband desire to have their own children. She told me that she was regretting the abortion she had just one year before she met her husband. When I asked her why she did not keep the pregnancy and have the baby, she simply told me that she did not like the man enough for marriage, although the man was begging her to accept his marriage proposal.
She opened up to me and told me about her past. I was surprised to hear my friend speak so openly about her past relationships. I had believed that ladies keep their past relationships secret especially if they are married. She told me that suitors started coming to her for marriage from her first year at the university. These suitors would normally come to her parents to declare their intention. For most of these suitors, she refused to see them as marriage was not in her list for consideration. She recalled to me several of her suitors that were actually admirable in terms of looks and career profile. One of them was a young man from her village, who at the time was a lecturer at a university in the USA. The man came back from the USA to seek her acceptance of his marriage proposal. He promised that he would sponsor the rest of her education and take her to live with him in the USA, after their marriage. My friend said she was attracted to this young man for his gentleness as he was also soft-spoken. Up till today, she cannot explain the reason she refused the proposal. I could make from the tone in her voice and her cloudy eyes that she was regretting not accepting the proposal.
After university and working, she recalled to me a relationship she had which she said was the second best after her very first boyfriend in life. She recalled how the man treated her like and angel and was there for her. She told me she could fall into a very deep sleep lying on the man's chest. She narrated how they lied on bed all day watching movies and chatting and wondered how fast the day went by. I could not help but ask why she did not marry the man. 'Was it that the man did not want to marry you?' I asked. She said the man wanted to marry her and had introduced her to every member of his family. The only reason she did not accept to marry him was cultural difference between them, she explained. 'Cultural difference to me is secondary if two people are in love', I commented. My friend agreed with me but said that wasn't her thinking at the time.
Today, after many years my friend is married to a man she met only briefly before marriage and they are trying to have their own children. I hope and pray that my friend enjoys her marriage as it is possible for her mind to keep flashing back into her past relationships and remind her of the good old days.
After my lengthy discussion with my friend, I thought for many days why she is now having difficulty having her own children even though she told me of the abortion she had one year before her marriage. Could it be that the abortion damaged something inside of her? I know the hospital where she carried out the abortion. It is among the best in the city. Why then is the difficulty in having babies? This question caused me to do some reading and research on what could be a problem in having children naturally.
In my research, I observed that every woman has been graciously endowed by nature with the ability to conceive and bear children. The natural design for a female to push out the baby by series of muscular contractions is an extremely painful process called 'labour'. Because of this painful process, nature has set an age limit to the women that could withstand the pain. Therefore, we must play by the nature's rules if we must have babies naturally. Age, therefore is a critical factor.
'Childbirth labour' is a term commonly used to express the pain the pregnant women undergo prior to child delivery. This 'labour pain' is usually excruciating and the intensity varies among different women. For this reason, nature has protected the older women from undergoing through this pain by narrowing their chances of getting pregnant.
Science has shown that every woman is born with all the eggs she would release throughout her life time. Changes in the woman's body system would cause an egg to be released about once a month from the time the woman is about twelve years old. If the egg gets fertilized after being released, pregnancy results. Otherwise, the egg de-materializes and is discharged from the body. This means that by the time a woman is thirty years, she must have released about 216 eggs, which equates to the number of pregnancy possibilities. A woman's egg store deplete with increasing age as there is no replacement for the released ones. The quality of the egg also depreciate with increasing age leading to reduced chances of pregnancy. It is believed that a woman is more likely to get pregnant before the age of thirty after which it becomes increasingly difficult.
I have observed from my research that age is a critical factor in conceiving. I believe that my friend would not be in the present condition if she had realized that her age was counting against her. Had she realized the numerous opportunities that came her way, her children would have all been born by now. Today, at almost forty years, she is still trying to have her babies.
It is advisable that women who hope to have children do so before they are thirty years old. In my search for answers, I noticed that some women do not give the age factor any consideration whatsoever. Over the years, I have had discussions with some girls, between 18 and 26 years, on matters relating to marriage and having children. I still feel amazed at the thinking of some of these girls. A girl told me that she was not ready considering marriage until she is about forty years old. At that age, she said she would have had enough fun and ready to consider a man for keeps. All of the girls I discussed with agreed that they have had many suitors coming for them but they were not ready for commitment. Some of the girls said they would like to have their kids before they turn 25 years. A few of the girls were confused on making the right choice of a man.
I discovered that most girls, before the age of 25 years, have had many men seriously seeking for their hands in marriage. At this stage in a girl's life, they are scared to date anyone who is seriously talking to them about marriage. The girls prefer a relationship that had 'no strings attached'. All that matters to them at this stage is having fun. With so much fun ahead of them, the girls want to experiment and exploit life. Emotions are released into relationships that eventually end with some form of heart-break. This process in a girl's life occurs at the prime of her womanhood and takes a couple of years out of the girl's life. The number of years varies from person to person.
Finally, a girl decides to settle down with a man with the hope of spending the rest of her life with him. If a girl continues with a man with whom she has spent the prime of her life; this is very good and commendable. However, this is not normally the case. It so happens that a girl would 'settle-down' with a different man. In this case, the girl has given her prime womanhood to another man just like another girl has given hers to the man she wants to marry. Well, it's time to settle down for both the man and the girl and raise a family. For those who do this a bit later than necessary, the reality sets it. The child won't come.
It is my suggestion that any girl who may wish to have a family, to harness the opportunities that come in her prime womanhood by choosing from the array of men desiring to marry her, the one that best suits her desires. This very important choice comes one step too late for a good number of girls. They delay to embrace this opportunity believing that it will always be there waiting on them: but they are wrong. There is a time in a girl's life when the number of men desiring her reaches a climax and begins a downward descent after that point. Many of the girls I have discussed with are engrossed with doing 'their own things' that they fell to give attention to the men seeking after their commitment during this crucial period. I believe that for some of the girls, they let their man slip out of their hand due to negligence.
It so happens that when a girl thinks she is 'ready to settle-down,' after getting bored or tired of 'doing her own thing', that the men who were previously desiring her, were all gone and no longer there. Desperation to settle-down with a man gradually sets in and the girl is most likely to make a wrong choice. At this stage in a woman's life, it becomes even more difficult to have a baby because of her age.
Every woman must understand that age is critical in a her life with regards to conceiving and having her own baby. She must learn and understand the rule of nature and play by the rules. For those who are keen to have children, they must set a target age at which to have all their children; but remember to set this age according to the rule of nature.

John Iroh is a free thinker. He takes notice of the differences or similarities as a result of geological, cultural and religious backgrounds; and how these differences or similarities are integrated within the society. These features are presented in John's articles.
John writes during part of his leisure. Within each article is the presentation of the world as seen by John.

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