How old should a woman be before getting married and settling down?

Answer 1

Between the ages of 16 and 55. No one but the woman knows when she is ready to marry, this is why divorce rate is so high. Girls THINK they are mature enough to handle a relationship. Some woman want a career before a husband and family. Some woman never want marriage but would like a child to fulfill their life. I think if a woman has not settled down before her golden years she will never change her way of life to include a man. Most of the females in my family...mother and grandmothers...were young brides, 15 & 16. I was 16, going on 17, when I married the first time, the marriage lasted 5 years and 2 daughters. I was 23 the the second marriage, which lasted 20 years. My Mom and Dad are celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary this year, Grandparents had over 60 before passing away. I have a brother and sister that married at 18 and are celebrating 30+ years. In all marriages I think sometimes we pick a peach, other times we get the pit.

Answer 2

When you Have Both Talked About It And You Both Are Ready. And The Making Love Before The Wedding, This Is "2006" People Who wait Might Be In for A Shock. The First Time On The Wedding Night making Love Should Be A Wonderful Thing Not Worrying If You Are Doing It Right etc etc. If you Both Consent Why Not Make Love Before. Good Luck for The Happy Day Too.

Answer 3

I would hope that a woman is at least the age of eighteen and knows for sure that is what she wants. I also think that some women are better to wait until they are in their mid to late twenties before getting married and settling down. The reason why is beacause there are a lot of things that can take place when you turn eighteen and you might just want to explore some of the world. On the other hand if a woman is ready to settle down at eighteen then there is nothing wrong with that.

Answer 4

I honestly think a woman shd be from the age of 30-35 and man, 35-42 before getting married. They will be much settled down at this point, mature enough and have a taste of life and wisdom to decide what they want.

Answer 5

I don't think there really is a specific time, but I would gladly tell you my opinion. I think that a girl/woman should get married after she has set her life. I mean like finish going to college and getting the job you wanted or a job that you're satisfied with. I believe that you should always make sure you can stand on your own two feet before trying to put you problems and the other person's problems together. Good Luck! I hope you understand what I am trying to say.

Answer 6

25

Answer 7

Physical age is irrelevant. A woman should take her time and know herself and what she wants before getting married. In addition, how many (if any) children she wants needs to be factored into when she gets married. Also finding the right guy is extremely important and that should never be rushed or taken for granted.

Answer 8

She should be at least 25, and have done most of the things in life she ever wanted to do, as far as "sowing wild oats" goes. She should have finished college, have a good job, and have lived on her own for awhile. In other words, she's not getting married because it's the "thing to do", but because she wants to, and is ready for marriage and a family. Most women, by 25, know what they want in life. For men, it's 28 to 30.

Answer 9

Between 25 and 30. Of course a lot depends on the maturity level of the woman.

Answer 10

I think it depends on the person, but it also depends a lot on what they expect out of children, and how much their prospective husband can do for them.
If she is planning to crank out kids and stay at home, and her husband is well-able to provide for that, I think they can go as low as 20.
If they are both "starting out in life", I think at least 23.
However, by 30 and especially by 35 you need to take a hard look at the child prospect. I think having children into late thirties or beyond is a mistake, personally.
People who say they are waiting until they are "ready" to have kids make me laugh. You can never be ready for it. The more ready you think you are, the bigger the shock it will be.