At what age do you think of getting married?

Aww why not?

I'm 18. I think living alone sounds very appealing, so I don't think I want to get married.

So I don't get a bunch of replies like "you're so young! you'll change you mind when you get older," I am aware that I might change my mind. I could get married one day, but at the moment it sounds ... over-hyped? Unnecessary? I don't see the appeal. And I don't want to share a bed with anyone.

I honestly don't know if I'll ever get married and if I do then it definitely won't be any time soon. I'm 22 rn and I probably wouldn't get married till my late twenties or even 30+. Also I'd prefer to be in a polyamorous relationship. Ik in my religion (I'm Muslim) we're allowed 4 wives but my only issue with that is that it may be harder to have a family in a polyamorous relationship.

Assuming that you are a guy, polygamy is a tradition that is legal in many non-european countries.
Mostly within Africa and Asia.
The expense of financially providing for each household, buying several homes and maintaining each family must be huge for polygamous guys.

Yes I'm a guy and yeah I can imagine it would be quite costly but several homes may not be necessary. However, I wouldn't expect to be the traditional "provider". I think men being providers is a bit of an outdated belief. Although I agree with it to some extent, I believe everyone within the relationship should contribute and work together rather than having to rely on one person to handle it all.

Most of the women who want to be involved in polygamy are quite traditionalist.
In terms of wanting to be stay at home tradwives, always comply with religious customs and follow family traditions.
I have met some professional women in their late 20s-early 30s who claim to have opted for polygamy to the horror of their parents because they wanted to be independent career women with a part time husband.

Brigham Young may have taken polygamy to the limit with his 55 wives.
But more recent polygamists seem to prefer over a dozen, the King of Swaziland has 15 and Rulon Jeffs had 19 polygamous wives.

Sorry for derailing your thread OP.

Most of the women who want to be involved in polygamy are quite traditionalist.
In terms of wanting to be stay at home tradwives, always comply with religious customs and follow family traditions.
I have met some professional women in their late 20s-early 30s who claim to have opted for polygamy to the horror of their parents because they wanted to be independent career women with a part time husband.

Brigham Young may have taken polygamy to the limit with his 55 wives.
But more recent polygamists seem to prefer over a dozen, the King of Swaziland has 15 and Rulon Jeffs had 19 polygamous wives.

Sorry for derailing your thread OP.

Londonmyst how on earth do you know so much about polygamy?😂