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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they are worried about people SHAMING them or using phrases such as " YOu'RE SHAMING US!" They aren't mature enough to be married. In this day and age the vas majority of 22 year olds aren't mature enough to be married, and no dating someone for 2 years is not a reason to get married. I would strongly advise against anyone getting married before 27/28. That said if my niece or anyone else wanted to get married at 22/23, I'd bite my tongue and wish them well. They would only hear anything from me is if I were to bring up legitimate concerns, and as I write this I wonder if what they consider shaming is actually people bringing up legitimate concerns. Your role, auntie is to be supportive and if there are legitimate concerns, such as maybe the relationship is toxic in some aspects address those.[/quote] It sounds like they make good money if they work in tech. They’ve been dating for two years. I’m finding a hard time figuring out what an objective concern would be beyond the shrill “your brains aren’t developed enough!” If someone said that to me I’d be tempted to reply, “well, my brain is developed enough to get hired at higher paying job than you…” Parents need to let go and accept their babies are adults now. [/quote] For an old person you sound like an immature idiot. [/quote] Good paying jobs and dating for 2 years are not reasons to marry.[/quote] Sure, but this couple WANTS to marry. I was just mentioning that they’re set up nicely for the infrastructure of married life—2 years is enough time dating and they’re financially stable. Why not? What’s the concern? [/quote]
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