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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nope. I think there’s a big spectrum. I do think some of the most eligible people get married at 25, but there’s another big push in the 30s too. 25-35 is very normal [/quote] +1 I spent most of my 20s 100% focused on working (60+ hrs per week) and had no time to date. Made it a priority in my late 20s-early 30s and married at 32. Among my friends this seems pretty common -- either they met their future spouse in college and married in early 20s, or they took a while to find the right person and married in early 30s. And, some thought they found the person in college, spent their 20s in a living-together limbo until finally breaking up and in the same place of looking for the right partner in late 20s/early 30s.[/quote]
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