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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They’ll be the first to get divorced, too. This has been my experience with everyone I know who married right after college.[/quote] Could be but doubtful. Divorce rate is 50% plus. But for rich people -- as this thread covers -- divorce rate is less than 20%. The two doctors that marry in med school do not tend to divorce -- some will but vast majority will not. Same for law school. As to the original question -- yes that is what I am seeing -- rich kids are getting married in their early 20s and it does seem more than in the past. I agree with PP that there always have been college sweethearts that got engaged but now it is expanding at least from what I have seen. Why? Not sure. Could be they looked at their older parents and decided that was the way to go. Could be because they have no student loans, high income potential right away, will get help from parents possibly on both sides to buy house and for other things. Whether it is good or not others can judge. I am not one who thinks you wait if you have the right person. Trick is making sure right person. [/quote] Maybe because there is literally no good reason to wait? Who the heck wants to "play the field" and date random weirdos for another 8 to 10 years off dating apps. For what? It's a pointless waste of time and puts them behind the eight ball in wealth building (co-own house, retirement, look stable and mature to bosses) and you're a thousand times [b]less likely to need ivf to have children[/b].[/quote] This is true. A good number of people with issues in their 30s or early 40s would not have had the issue at 22.[/quote]
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