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Reply to "What is the age for a woman or man, that if you are not already married, you likely may never marry?"
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[quote=Anonymous]I'm in my mid-forties, and I know only three women who married after 40; most were married by early 30s. My DH has a couple friends who married around 40, too. I think the current generation will get married later though probably still by mid to late thirties... Some info: What are the probabilities of first marriage by various ages for men and women? At every age shown, women are more likely to have been married than men. The probability of first marriage by age 18 is low for both men and women: 6% for women and 2% for men. There is a 50% probability that women will have married for the first time by the age of 25. Not until age 27 is there a 50% probability that men will have married for the first time. The probability of first marriage by age 30 is 74% for women and 61% for men. The probability of first marriage by age 40 is 86% for women and 81% for men. Women have higher probabilities than men of experiencing a first marriage by each age shown, except at age 40 (where the difference is not statistically significant). https://tinyurl.com/y3ehup65[/quote]
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