Is there a certain age to determine when you are ready for marriage? - Page 3

karinka · May 22, 2006, 01:30 PM

I agree with ketaro .....................

Sazzy · May 22, 2006, 02:38 PM

of course money is going to be a big part of getting married because i think you should both be able to support each other rather than one person livving off the other personal wages or something.

michiru726 · May 22, 2006, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by pigtaru

I say marriage depends on whether you are ready to handle the resposibilty for your family, as wel as able to take care of yourself. To support eachother, both emotionally and economically. That is what it means to be ready for marriage. To be able to support children, whether you plan on it or not, as accidents do happen. When you are ready to do all these things, you are ready for marriage.

i agree totally with Piggy-chan here... it doesn't really matter if you're young and whatnot, but it's in the state of mind of a person... if he/she is mature enough to support and face trials in keeping a family, then why not? of course, financial matters also includes here... so it's still more advisable to marry at an age of 25-40, or something like that... since one cannot forever depend on his/her parents, one must learn to stand up in his own two feet.

zeroenix · May 22, 2006, 07:26 PM

I don't think it matters. But when people are really young sometimes you mix up love for infatuation. Not to say it doesn't happen. Just that it is common. But in my true opinion if you are in love than it doesn't matter.(As long as the state allows)

AniManga Hound · May 22, 2006, 07:30 PM

Maturity is the determining factor, which usually comes with age, so, yes.

*HolderOfTheDarkChalice* · May 25, 2006, 05:01 PM

i am 33 and still dont think im ready

the question of what age you should be to marrry

is totaly upto the person in question if they think

there ready or not

TalentedDavid · May 25, 2006, 05:05 PM

I honestly belive that the appropiate age should be in the 20s, because its proven that people mature greatly in their 20+.

If your with your girlfriend of few months (or longer) it would be best to get married AFTER you finish university/college and have a career.

It wouldnt be smart to have marriage bills to pay off along with school bills...

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