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Reply 20

Blackstarr

I think 35 should be the cut off point.

Edit: it is up to the individual anyway.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 21

Blackstarr

Its never to late to get married but when you reach your 40s as a female its too late to be pooping kids, although sometimes that can happen.

I have heard that a 50+ woman gave birth, although, i can't remember where.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 22

Kallisto

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Original post by 1secondsofvamps

There's a 17 yr old in my class that is already engaged.

I see. So it is possible to marry or to be engaged before adult age at least. Didn't know that. Really.*

Reply 23

1secondsofvamps

Original post by Kallisto

I see. So it is possible to marry or to be engaged before adult age at least. Didn't know that. Really.*

It's possible to be married before the age of 18 as long as the parents have given permission

Reply 24

Kallisto

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Original post by 1secondsofvamps

It's possible to be married before the age of 18 as long as the parents have given permission

I see, I got a better picture than before. In an adult age permission by parents is not required anylonger?*

Reply 25

1secondsofvamps

Original post by Kallisto

I see, I got a better picture than before. In an adult age permission by parents is not required anylonger?*

I don't think so, when you're an adult you technically don't need their permission

Reply 26

Becca.b

My uncle got married for the first time at 48 and hes happy now with step-children and a new large family. There are a lot of people who just havent yet found the right person and it might take them a little longer to find them thats all

Reply 27

Maths is Life

Original post by junayd1998

Yeah but it will be hard if your like 50 and ain't married lmao.

With a cool avatar like that and the title of the thread I say about 14 years old.
Because you say?
Why not?

Reply 28

username1229433

I think 25+ is a good time to get married.

But, it's really down to the individual.

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Reply 29

Dewsy

I'm 23 and proposed to my now fiancé last week :smile:

We're the first of our friendship group to get engaged and I feel we are on the young side of things but then we have been together since we were both 15, made it through uni long distance and now live together. Provisionally thinking 2 summers time for the wedding at which point we'll both be 25, nearing 26. I very much agree with those who have said that it very much depends on the people/situation.

Reply 30

username2379043

When you've got your careers sorted, finances down and are able to support your child comfortably without any money issues or living problems.

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Reply 31

yungaheartz

Original post by junayd1998

Yeah but it will be hard if your like 50 and ain't married lmao.

Only if you're planning on marrying someone in their 30s. but it won't be that hard if you meet someone your own age. i hear about couples in their 40s and 50s and even 60s getting married. its not even that hard to find someone in their 50s who is single, people get divorced/become widowed everyday