@jeffowski So, I have a few issues with this statement...

1). 39% is a minority, not a majority -- 61% is a really big number.

2) 9.5 years is a very large gap. If 30% of the 39% are 20 year old men impregnating 19-year old women, then I fail to see a problem.

3) Yes, 29 year old men fathering children with teenaged girls has maximum 'ick' factor, but this appears to be phrased to be purposely alarmist.

4) Yes, men don't take the consequences of their fertility seriously -- and that's absolutely something that should be focused on.

For the record, I asked my family doctor for a vasectomy at 21, and again at 25 -- and was refused both times for no valid reason ("Too young, not married, might change your mind"). I say 'not valid' because I'm supposedly mature enough to choose to bring a child into the world, but at the same time, not mature enough to know I do NOT want to be a father? That's BS. I ultimately had to seek out a urologist that operated a vasectomy clinic to get one, at 27.