Wedding of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz

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Anonymous wrote:The wedding costs $3.5 million? Wow

The two youngest Peltz children, twin boys, had a b'nai mitzvah that cost over $1 million. My dc attended it. They lived in Westchester county, NY at the time.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is 23 considered “pretty young” to get married?

Because it is. The average first marriage age for an American male is 29 and for an American female it's 27.]

I barely know any married younger millennials or older Gen Zers in their early-mid 20s, but I’m an older Millennial born in the mid-80s and like, 23-26 was prime wedding time for me and my friends. Multiple weddings every summer and fall, people showing up at work with engagement rings all the time.

Where are you from, and where were you living from 23-26? I'm roughly the same age and this was not at all my experience. I was 26 when my first friend got married (and she's a couple years older than me), and prime wedding time for my friends was 29-33. I feel like that is much more the norm of our peers, but it may be a urban/rural or regional divide thing.

NP. Has been for a long time. Most of my high school class mates and family friends married and/or had a kid by 24.

Me too. But there have been a number of divorces. It is just too young and people change. Other than societal pressure, I never understood why people wanted to be locked down in their early 20’s. That is the only time in life when you can enjoy certain experiences. Plenty of time to be an old married couple.

I agree with you to some extent, as someone who married at 24, but I know several women who are 38-45 who have yet to find someone to marry despite being pretty and successful. Dating has changed so much in the last decade and it isn't favorable to them

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Anonymous wrote:Why is 23 considered “pretty young” to get married?

Because this forum is full of in denial aging yuppies who pretend it's normal to get married for the first time at 35 and that women can have their first child "easily" well into their mid and late 30s.

Ivf harpies seethe at young weddings. And will seethe again when she pops out babies and quickly returns to form.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is 23 considered “pretty young” to get married?

Because this forum is full of in denial aging yuppies who pretend it's normal to get married for the first time at 35 and that women can have their first child "easily" well into their mid and late 30s.

Ivf harpies seethe at young weddings. And will seethe again when she pops out babies and quickly returns to form.

She's not 23, he is. And I think that is unusual for a millionaire guy to get married before 25. She's 27, which is pretty typical marrying age for someone without a grad degree.

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DCUM harpies: Your 18-year-old college kid is an adult. Let them figure it out for themselves. Land the helicopter.

Also DCUM harpies: OMG, getting married in your 20s is wAy ToO yOuNg!

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There pairing seems odd to me because he is a young layabout that dabbled in some modeling. Not sure if she’ll continue her acting career, but seems odd that someone with her potential wealth would look for a more established partner. Can he even rent a car in the US?

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Anonymous wrote:There pairing seems odd to me because he is a young layabout that dabbled in some modeling. Not sure if she’ll continue her acting career, but seems odd that someone with her potential wealth would look for a more established partner. Can he even rent a car in the US?

FYI, you can rent a car under 25, but it’ll cost you a lot more.

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He’s not good looking is what comes to mind. His father is. But he’s not. I guess they believe they aren’t each other’s wealth?

She’ll whip him into shape doing some work and pop out babies. He’s less rich than she is, so don’t get the lite other than she’s older and can boss him around.

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Pro athletes in both families, maybe the kids will be similar!

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Anonymous wrote:Pro athletes in both families, maybe the kids will be similar!

Maybe. Brooklyn never had the talent or work ethic for soccer. Or anything else really.

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Anonymous wrote:Pro athletes in both families, maybe the kids will be similar!

Maybe. Brooklyn never had the talent or work ethic for soccer. Or anything else really.

Which is odd because by all accounts, both parents have been work horses.

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Anonymous wrote:Pro athletes in both families, maybe the kids will be similar!

Maybe. Brooklyn never had the talent or work ethic for soccer. Or anything else really.

Which is odd because by all accounts, both parents have been work horses.

Why work hard if you are already given everything? That’s why very rich kids are often drug users or just lazy and unaccomplished. They don’t have the “hunger” to achieve anything.

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Anonymous wrote:DCUM harpies: Your 18-year-old college kid is an adult. Let them figure it out for themselves. Land the helicopter.

Also DCUM harpies: OMG, getting married in your 20s is wAy ToO yOuNg!

So, sooo true.

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Anonymous wrote:Pro athletes in both families, maybe the kids will be similar!

Maybe. Brooklyn never had the talent or work ethic for soccer. Or anything else really.

Which is odd because by all accounts, both parents have been work horses.

Why work hard if you are already given everything? That’s why very rich kids are often drug users or just lazy and unaccomplished. They don’t have the “hunger” to achieve anything.

For people with generational wealth, sure. But Posh and Beckham didn’t come from much and have worked a lot. Just seems odd to have a loaf for a kid.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is 23 considered “pretty young” to get married?

Because it is. The average first marriage age for an American male is 29 and for an American female it's 27.]

I barely know any married younger millennials or older Gen Zers in their early-mid 20s, but I’m an older Millennial born in the mid-80s and like, 23-26 was prime wedding time for me and my friends. Multiple weddings every summer and fall, people showing up at work with engagement rings all the time.

Where are you from, and where were you living from 23-26? I'm roughly the same age and this was not at all my experience. I was 26 when my first friend got married (and she's a couple years older than me), and prime wedding time for my friends was 29-33. I feel like that is much more the norm of our peers, but it may be a urban/rural or regional divide thing.

Exactly. 23 is too young to get married in the 21st Century.

Mankind marrying and procreating by this age for thousands of years is wrong. You, brainwashed by third-wave feminism, are wise.