Try living together first - in a way this is marriage without the ceremony and piece of paper saying you are married. Living together is hard on a relationship, and besides if you are both sure that you are going to be together for ever there really is no sense in rushing in enjoy your time together and for your tenth anniversary together tie the knot.
2007-10-16 12:37:58
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answered by nomo 4
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If you move in together, there is a chance that you will get pregnant and have to get married whether you want to or not, and the fact that you have been on and off based upon rumors means that you are not yet ready to be married. The first thing you should do is to get some counseling together and make sure he is as serious about this as you are and that he realizes - and you do as well - that your life will change when you're married. You have to plan ahead for such things as how are you going to survive, whether he has the only job or you both have to work, whether either of you want to go to college, and even when to plan to have a baby. If you discuss all these things and can agree on the answers, then perhaps you are ready to get married but the longer you wait, the more you will learn about each other and the more reason you will love each other or be glad that you didn't marry if the rumors turn out to be true. Good luck to you whatever you decide
2007-10-16 19:40:56
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answered by Al B 7
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If you have to ask on Yahoo Answers whether or not you should get married, then you know deep down you are not ready. I understand you love each other and want to be together. I understand you can't imagine yourselves with anyone else. But, you included in your question the fact that you were off and on. Why? You are listening to people telling you are too young and you wonder if they are right. There should be no doubt in the decision to marry. When the day comes and you are ready to decide for yourselves without listening to others, then you will know what to do. Wait until you are sure. You won't regret it. Marriage is the last thing you want to rush into.
2007-10-16 19:50:04
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answered by Maureen S 3
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I know this isn't what you want to hear but, yes you are too young and evol is right about older people( who know from experience) you should wait to see if this is what you want. what is the big hurry if you guys have been having problems do you think this is the solution to prove to the rumor spreaders that you are past that, because that is a horrible reason to get married
why do you think the divorce rate is so high? think of this. out of all the married people you know that got married young how many are still together 20,10, or even 5 years later?
i am 36 and i can honestly say that my morals, ethics, and points of views on simple every day life things have changed drastically from 18 to 25 and even more from 25 to 30
if you two love each other you owe it to you self to wait. what is it going to hurt to wait a year or two if your still together isn't that what important
2007-10-16 19:55:28
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answered by Eric M 2
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I just turned 20 and my fiance is 19... people just say that as an age thing cuz they're old and think you should wait to see if its really what you want. We moved in together too, and I kinda wish some times that we woulda waited to do that until we were married, but still, I'm so glad we did! I love spending the extra time with him!! I don't think you're too young. You're an adult legally now, so you can make up your own mind and choose whatever you want. It's your choice, if its really what you want, then good luck and go for it :)
2007-10-16 19:32:12
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answered by evol 3
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If you're ready to comit, get married and don't just move in together. Ultimately, the decision is up to you, but be sure it's really what you both want before you make that kind of a comittment. Living together first is definitely not the answer.
2007-10-16 21:10:35
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answered by Amy B 3
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Marriage does not fix things, just like kids don't fix a marriage.
You are not ready to be married yet. You need to fix the problems you have and work on having a GREAT relationship before you get married. Don't be like all the other couples out there. Do the right thing and make things good between you two before you rush into marriage.
BTW: I do not think you are to young, I was 20 when I got married. I just don't think your relationship is as stable as you think.
2007-10-16 20:53:33
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answered by Anonymous
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If you're absolutely sure, you should get married. Who cares how old you are?? My parents got married when they were 21, and they're still together! :D I'm 18, and even I'm thinking of getting married to my boyfriend this soon, which is saying a lot because marriage is a huge deal to me. But anyways...If you love him, then why not?
But if there's even 1% doubt in your mind, move in together and wait. Waiting is always better than jumping into something too soon and regretting it later.
Best of luck! :D
2007-10-16 19:49:22
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answered by Ern 2
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DON'T DO IT. If you are on and off, you are not ready to get married. You should give it a test run of at least 1 year living together. If, after that one year you can still stand each other then think about an engagement for another year. You will have made up your mind by then.
2007-10-16 19:35:14
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answered by ckolemari1976 2
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I think you both should go your seperate ways for awhile. I think you both will regret the fact that you married way to young and did not get to experience life in your early 20's. Getting married and living together is not as great as you might think it is, it takes work. You will be thinking as time goes by that you missed out on meeting other guys and seeing what it is like to date them. Have fun before you jump into a relationship like that.
2007-10-16 19:49:52
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answered by luvlisteningtomusic 6
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