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Reply to "Why did you wait until your mid/late 30s to get married?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wanted to be finished with my education, be a bit more established in career, wanted to have some more savings, wanted to wait for my SO to be finished with their education, early career placements ...and it took 2-3 years lead time to inform all family members in different countries to get their visas sorted out and arrange for leave/vacation etc so they could attend. My parents needed at least 2 years time to prepare for my big fat - one week long - wedding + hosting all my relatives (some very old) for a month before the wedding. [/quote] Height of stupidity [/quote] I'm afraid you are the dumb imbecile here.[/quote] +1 people who get married too early (not financially stable, emotionally/mentally mature) have a higher chance of getting divorced. [/quote] I'm from a small town in the South and frankly it was the dumb kids who were never going to have real jobs who got married before their late 20s/early 30s. I moved to dc and where I worked no one married early. I loved dating around, travelling, and hanging with a group of similarly aged people I knew through work. I pity people who marry out of high school or college. They're also usually poor. [/quote]
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