I think she means that she has chosen not to have children thus far in life and she’s realizing that she may have to use fertility treatments to conceive at this point, that’s all…

I love her in 30 Rock. I think the comment meant she wants the baby to come from two people in a loving relationship but now that she is older they might have to consider adopting instead. I dont think she meant she doesnt love him anymore.

I agree with Alice as well.
And by the way, I really respect her for having that opinion.

yeah. I definitely interpreted it one way after I read it the first time vs. reading it over the second time.

The first time I read it I thought she meant like “she wasn’t in love with her boyfriend/partner enough to have a baby with him”…but after re-reading it, It seems she meant more that she wants to conceive a natural way and that may not be possible after the next 2-3 years.

I agree with you alice.

I think you all misunderstood what she meant with “product of love”. She probably meant conceived by making love and it just happening instead of having treatments or a surrogate etc.

I interpreted her comment to mean she usually felt that the outcome of love was a child, and that it may not be the case for her eventually. (Which, through my interpretation of what she said, was to say that her relationship is no less valid because they do not have a child.)

I agree that it does kind of sound that way. It is possible, though, that she meant as she gets older she may need the help of technology to produce a child rather than just by love alone. With decreasing fertility, older moms sometimes have problems getting pregnant the ‘old-fashioned’ way.

I agree with Phoebe, I thought the same thing when I read that. Either she thinks the child wouldn’t be his or that she doesn’t love him. It’s a strange comment.

I loved her in Ally McBeal and in Mom at 16.
Jane is great!

I think it meant she doesn’t want to go through fertility treatments. Either the child comes naturally, “just” the product of love, or else she won’t have any. That’s how I see it.