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Anonymous wrote:Guess we know why she was rushing for wedding bells last month...

She got married in March.

Oh sorry she announced she wanted a wedding redo last month.

Didn't know that, but I remember they rushed the first wedding to happen before everything shutdown, so maybe they wanted a redo , now restrictions are lifting so more friends/family can me involved.

Chandler’s family is in the U.S. In Florida which is virus central.

Even if all Americans weren’t banned from other countries, Bindi wouldn’t come as she and her mom are the only thing holding that Zoo together.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guess we know why she was rushing for wedding bells last month...

She got married in March.

Oh sorry she announced she wanted a wedding redo last month.

Didn't know that, but I remember they rushed the first wedding to happen before everything shutdown, so maybe they wanted a redo , now restrictions are lifting so more friends/family can me involved.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guess we know why she was rushing for wedding bells last month...

She got married in March.

Oh sorry she announced she wanted a wedding redo last month.

Anonymous wrote:Guess we know why she was rushing for wedding bells last month...

She got married in March.

Guess we know why she was rushing for wedding bells last month...

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Anonymous wrote:Married at 22 to a 24 year old. Met at an ivy. We put each other through grad school and after 7 years of marriage, pregnant with first child. High household income. We are happy. Not sure what the issue is??

Are you religious? Not being rude, genuinely curious. I know a lot of very religious and well educated people, esp. LDS, and many married shortly after undergrad and were married in grad school.

DP. My recently graduated (from a top west coast school) 22 year old niece is getting married this summer to a guy working on his PhD in physics. She is from an atheist family. It’s really not that unusual. I know lots of people who met their spouse in undergrad.

Yeah a family friend of ours just graduated from one of the service academies (one of USMA, USNA, USAFA) and got married to a fellow grad in May.

I know a lot who married at that age too. 95% were divorced by 28 and 100% by 35, but it kind of doesn't matter if you're divorced on the younger side? You re-enter the dating pool at an ok age to find someone else. They're "mulligan marriages" so you just get a do-over and no one cares much because there are no kids.

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Anonymous wrote:Married at 22 to a 24 year old. Met at an ivy. We put each other through grad school and after 7 years of marriage, pregnant with first child. High household income. We are happy. Not sure what the issue is??

Are you religious? Not being rude, genuinely curious. I know a lot of very religious and well educated people, esp. LDS, and many married shortly after undergrad and were married in grad school.

DP. My recently graduated (from a top west coast school) 22 year old niece is getting married this summer to a guy working on his PhD in physics. She is from an atheist family. It’s really not that unusual. I know lots of people who met their spouse in undergrad.

Yeah a family friend of ours just graduated from one of the service academies (one of USMA, USNA, USAFA) and got married to a fellow grad in May.