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Let's randomly pick on a couple in love with the improbable names of Henry and Tamara. Here's what Wikipedia might say about them if it saw them engaged in a public display of affection:
Henry and Tamara sitting in a tree:
K-I-S-S-I-N-G
First comes love,
then comes marriage,
then comes Kimmy in a baby carriage!
But are Henry and Tamara really ready for little Kimmy to come bouncing along? Better still, if their situation might apply to you and your significant other, are you?
Here at Political Calculations, we actually build tools to help people answer questions like that, and today's no different. We'll apply math developed by Geek Logik author Garth Sundem that can not only tell you if you should have kids, but how many your lifestyle might reasonably support!
Ready? Just enter the data that applies to Henry and Tamara's situation (wink-wink) into our tool.
Of course, what brought this topic up is that Garth has a new iPhone Geek Logik app coming out just in time for Valentine's Day!
If you're not an iPhone user, you might consider the tool above or these relationship-oriented tools we've posted through the years....
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