Married People?

Question

What age did you get married? Do you regret it or no? Why?

Answer 1

I get married when i was 19 and divorced at 37...regrets ---- never because i have 3 wonderful kids & that's life ;>

Answer 2

I got married at 17. Regret it at times and more so I do regret it than others. We got married when I was 8 months pregnant with our daughter. we now have 2 children 7 and 4 yrs old. I love my kids and if it was not for him I would not have them. But we are about to be going through a divorce. So 7 years of marriage is when we have had. I don't think I would change anything that has happened so far.

Answer 3

I married at the age of 25. No, I don't regret getting married. It was the best time of my life, being married to the man I truly loved. We were both at the right age, were matured and responsible to start a new life together and even start a family at once. However, ours did not have a fairy tale ending. He cheated and I told him to leave. But even with what happened, I don't think I'd ever regret having married him.

Answer 4

Hi...I got married at the age of 26 and I don't regret my decision at all. I feel that for some individuals 26 or older is a good age to get married. At least at this age one has gone to college or one has obtained most of their goals and is mature enough to have the responsibility in raising a family and respect a unity in marriage. Have a great day!

Answer 5

I first married at the tender age of 19. This marriage lasted only two years. Do I regret it? Certainly not as we had a son who is now a grown man with 2 daughters of his own. This woman and I remain good friends to this day and realize that getting married that early in our life was foolish. Just married the woman whom I've been searching for my entire life. At what age this time - 51 years young. Do I regret this marriage? Certainly not as I have found in this woman my not only my best friend but someone with who I want to share the remainder of my life with.

Answer 6

Married at 18. It was too young. yes i regret it because I never got the chance to date (we were together when I was 16) I never had the chance to travel and party and go away. Went straight from school to house and mortgage.
The only thing I didnt regret was my kids. Got to 30 and realised I was wasting my life. Was depressed and bored.
Got out. Have travelled, dated, spent time alone, gained independance and a career and more self respect. I am now with a wonderful man, planning our wedding. In my 30's and i think it is the best time to marry. You really know yourself and what you want out of life by then

Answer 7

I was 37 when I married. So was he and both for the first time. Do I regret? Depends on when you ask me. I'd Say 90 percent of the time I do not regret. I love my husband and our life. HOWEVER, we own a photography studio together so 24/7 can get a bit stressful. On top of that we are wedding photographers and that is very stressful. We are vastly different. I am overly responsible and nurturing. He is selfish, self contained and often lazy. I'm not disparaging him. I do love him but we both have our baggage. Doesn't everyone. No I do not regret. Just sometimes I wish I could fine tune.

Answer 8

i got married at 22, been married 30 years. They have been the happiest 7 years of my life...
If i had to do it all over again, I would marry the same girl. I don't think she feels the same way. I got the best of the deal....the 7 year thing is just a joke.
The only regrets I have is that I could have made life for her easier. I have been trying to make up for it the past 8 years. She is now living the good life which she deserves.

Answer 9

I got married at 28 yrs old and I regret getting married to my husband because he is not what I thought he was. We have 4 children together and that is the best thing that came out this marriage.

Answer 10

I was 28 and he was 32. In a way I regret it, but then again, I wouldn't have my two beautiful children had I not married him. I will say I'm not happy. I always thought we had a better chance because neither of us were too terribly young. But now I don't think it matters what age people get married. We continually change and evolve because we are shaped by our life experiences. And oftentimes, people change to the extent they no longer have anything in common.

Answer 11

i got in a real serious relationship at 18 "lived together 8 years" no we were not married "on paper" but, in every sense of the word we were hubby/wife even called each other that. Yea i regretted it i felt as i got older he was holding me back from things i wanted. I grew apart from him mentally socially we really were different then we were as teens. People grow up a lot between 18-25 it's not the best ages to be choosing a LIFE mate. I was not ready he was not the one i wish i knew then what i know now.