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Married at 25 and now I'm happily divorced
AA1 is small minded.
Married at 23 still married 11 years later. I think the key is to find someone that understands your career and supports and that you do the same for them. We also try to use the job to our advantage like having my wife travel out on the weekends whenever possible.
Married at 23! 7 years together and about to leave big four for a work life balance position.
25 and still not married. If you want to achieve something big, you have to wait at least until 30 or so.
I waited until my 30s to get married. I'm super happy now with two kids. Consulting work can be intense with crazy travel and super long hours. A ton of career opportunities feel in my lap in my 20s bc I didn't have a family including big projects in Australia, France and Turkey.
Married at 23 still married to the same guy at 58 some rough years in there but overall an awesome decision
Married at 20 been 18 wonderful years.
Live a little and get your profession down before marriage. I married at 27 3/4 to another professional, very happy 2 kids (which make it tough, kids come first BTW) and since we both know what we want it works great
I married to my husband at age 23, when he was 22. Now I'm about 32, he is about 31, we had a 16 month old son, and plan to have another one next year or so. Who told you that marriage at early age won't last long? Oh, btw, my husband and I've been dating for two years before we get married.
Married at 18...still married 15 1/2 years! It can work but it is just that WORK
Married at 22 and still happy.
Married at 21 and very happily married!
Depends on you, and whether you prioritize your career or your spouse first, not the statistics.
28 and still not married. I'm not in any rush tho
Married at 24 and still happily going. Husband supports my career path and my schedule, he supports whatever I decide to do really.
Married at 22 and couldn't be happier. With my busy season schedule and him being gone a couple days a week on average for his job (plus he is an Air Force reservist so he is gone some weekends) it's a bit tough to get through but he is very supportive and helpful during busy season and I am understanding of his schedule and toughen up if he's gone during busy season. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Married at 28 been almost a year. Much better after married because she gets to see me everyday now and I can just work at home at night if needed so not as bad during busy season.