Besides, if they were to have more kids, would that make you sad? That doesn't make any sense at all.
If you really cared about Bono, you would be happy for him whether he had 1 child or 20 children. Having decided not to ahve more kids doesn't mean he's going to be more "available" to women.
I remember after John's birth Ali was quoted as saying that was it for babies. I know I can't exactly believe everything that Bono and Ali are quoted as saying but that makes sense. My parents had four kids (I was kid #2) and decided that was what they wanted. It seems to be what Bono and Ali want as well.
...true (although I'm 14 years older than Eli and 16 years older than John, so if they were to have any more sons in the near future, I'd be 20 years old by the time they were born, and that'd be one heck of an age difference...besides that, marrying somebody whose father you had a thing for would be kinda weird...).
Anywho, I can't say I'd blame them if it is for sure that they intend on not having any more children. I plan on having no more than three kids when the time comes for me to have children (which is not for quite a few years yet).
Given the fact that Ali is 40 something (I think) as well as Bono, I would venture to say their family is complete. I know women are choosing to have children later in life these days, but there is a real danger in having children over 40, even in the best of situations such as Bono's and Ali's. Surely, she is ready to get the young one's raised (including Bono) and really be able to cut loose with her interest in life. Not to say she's hasn't done some inspiring work already, because she has, just that there is alot that woman does and can do. First and formost she seems totally devoted to her children and family.
Edited to say: Just a few reasons why, I so admire her.
You're right Sue. Pregnency, over fourty can present many problems. I have personally experienced that. I miscarrraiged my second child, at age fourty five.
You're right Sue. Pregnency, over fourty can present many problems. I have personally experienced that. I miscarrraiged my second child, at age fourty five.
You're right Sue. Pregnency, over fourty can present many problems. I have personally experienced that. I miscarrraiged my second child, at age fourty five.
...true (although I'm 14 years older than Eli and 16 years older than John, so if they were to have any more sons in the near future, I'd be 20 years old by the time they were born, and that'd be one heck of an age difference...besides that, marrying somebody whose father you had a thing for would be kinda weird...).
because she has, just that there is alot that woman does and can do. First and formost she seems totally devoted to her children and family. 
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