What do you think is the perfect age to get married? How old were your parents when they got married? Were?

Question

they happy?

Answer 1

Late 30's is the perfect age to get married we had our fun now it's time to settle down and start a family.My parents were 15 & 16 way,way to young that's why I'm so screwed up in the head because my parents were babys trying to raise a baby so the argued all the time. My dad cheated on my mom the whole time they were married which was 45 years.

Answer 2

I would say 26 is the perfect age to get married. I got married for my second time at age 26 and I'm perfectly happy. I'm 34 years old and husband is 35 years old now. we have our UPS and Downs, but each day gets better. I feel I was more ready at this age and my husband as well. My first marriage at age 21, did not last. We were too young and not ready for such a commitment. At any age you must know for certain, you can stick it out even if your money runs out. You both need to know what to expect from each other and know if ones expectations are too large to bare. Love your partner for who they are and not for who they will become. My parents were 16 &18 and ended in divorce. My husbands parents, i'm on sure how old they were when they got married . I can tell you they've been happily married for just over 50 years. My ex- husband's parent have been divorced and remarried on more then two occasions to separate partners. I hope this helps.

Answer 3

Once u get settled in a house, and not struggling with money, and have a perfect job. then u can get married with your loved one. My mom was 18 and my dad was 20 when they got married. My moms had my big sis when she was 19. My dad was full mexican and my mom was half italian and mexican. They got married in the ghettos of Dallas. My parents always never had a problem with each other or my brothers and sisters until i showed up. they had to deal with my bad reactions at school and stuff but all thats over and they are in the mid 40's. They act like nacos and all cuz of how they used to live. There marriage will last forever

Answer 4

There is no "perfect age"...there are NO "perfect" humans. My father was in his 30s and my mother's was in her 20s and NO they were not happy. I was 27 when I got married...I'm divorced now. My sister had just turned 19 when she got married has been married over 25 years. I know people who got married in their 40s and were divorced a couple of years later. A good marriage isn't based upon the age of the partners.

Answer 5

Age is not that important is who you love and how you feel about that one person. My mom was 19 and my dad was 24 when they got married and yes they are happy. I married at age 20 and I'm happy too, it's only been four years, but I still feel the same way.

Answer 6

My parents were 19 & 25 when they were married. I was married at 24 with my first marriage. I remarried for the second time at the age of 29. I think it depends on the individuals and where you are in life.

Answer 7

I believe that the ideal age for getting married must be 25 and above,because generally there are exceptions,though people till this age have had enough experience of life,have attained a decent level of education or training,are quite settled in their respective jobs or careers,have clarity of thought and thus have a certain degree of maturity and skill required to handle responsibility.Also,a person must have a chance to achieve his goals and fulfill his dreams and aspirations,to first be able to take the responsibility of his own life after being in family and school/college for such a long time before being struggling with the huge and life-long responsibility of marriage.So that,later in their lives the person must not have regrets that he/she could have done this or that had they not got married so early or that they had sacrificed their prime at marriage, you see,things like that.
There must be some breathing space between two different phases of life in order to have a full,satisfying life with great relationships and without any regrets.well...my parents got married at the early age as of my mom was just 21 at the time of marriage

Answer 8

Your bf looks like a fantastically rational guy to me. you ought to take a seat down sometime and calculate the expenses of installation homestead, from paying for a house to furnishing it - never recommendations the fee of a marriage - and God forbid you ought to have a toddler on suitable of that. i think of the marvelous $ answer will ask your self you. Ask him what his plans are, and in the event that they're what you surmise, then help him - do not push him right into a nook with innovations of an early marriage. via the way, there's no "proper age" to marry, perhaps an suitable age. go nicely, and God Bless! P.S. I married at 40 and my spouse became 29 - nonetheless fortunately married with 2 large youngsters and a grand-daughter!

Answer 9

Well it just depends on the people themselves, how mature and how ready they think they are for marriage. My parents got married when my mom was about 22, my dad was about 32. They divorced when I was about 13 and lived together til I was about 20, so you figure.

Each of my brothers had gotten married at either 19 to 22 and are now in their 30's and 40's and still married to their wives and I'm 27 and not yet married, but my boyfriend and I have been together for about 5 yrs and expecting our first baby in March. I guess him and I are still not ready for that step yet. Hehehe we aren't even ready to live together yet.

Answer 10

I don't feel its age that makes one ready to be married but maturity. I'd say by 25 one should know what they want out of a partner and be ready for a commitment, my parents were teens...but that was in the 40's...and they were married 60 yrs until death did them apart.