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discuss At what age would you not care about getting married?

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I don't think it should be about age but when one is wholesomely ready. I would prefer from 30 years though

I do agree with you. Although in my country where the three dominant tribes Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba have different views when is the right time to get married. Yoruba's marry early and the same thing goes with the Hausa tribe but the Igbo's always prefer to marry late.
 
I have not thought about this before because I strongly believe I we get married. Once I have gotten a stable source of income, marriage should be next on the list.
 
I have not thought about this before because I strongly believe I we get married. Once I have gotten a stable source of income, marriage should be next on the list.

You have the right mindset mate. When it comes to getting married and having your own family, it's paramount to have a steady source of income to be able to take care of your needs and that of your family.
 
You have the right mindset mate. When it comes to getting married and having your own family, it's paramount to have a steady source of income to be able to take care of your needs and that of your family.
This is an important factor before entering the state of marriage and parenthood in order to avoid great difficulties. Financial stability plays important role for people because it gives a feeling of security and does not cause additional stress for creating healthy relationship with the partner.
 
I've always thought that I'd like to get married one day - my family aren't really traditional in that way, nobody in my immediate family is married and very few of the extended family even are. For me though, it's sort of the idyllic picture of an ideal life... wife, 2.5 kids and a good job... one day if I meet the right person I'll absolutely get married. :)
 
I nearly got married 3 years ago. After my girlfriend left me hanging with my little girl, I decided to lock the door on relationship or getting married. I'm focused on my little girl until the universe gives me a sign to start a new relationship.
I can see reasons on how you come up with such an opinion after passing through what we can call an ordeal. I’m glad that you are thinking of your daughter and taking some time for yourself. I believe that taking care of your daughter is better rather than looking for a new partner or getting married for now.
 
I can see reasons on how you come up with such an opinion after passing through what we can call an ordeal. I’m glad that you are thinking of your daughter and taking some time for yourself. I believe that taking care of your daughter is better rather than looking for a new partner or getting married for now.
I wouldn't want to put the burden of taking care of my daughter on any body. It's why I choose to do it alone now. Maybe when she have grown up to the age where I know she can be independent, I will start considering being in a relationship again.
 
I really don't want to think of this. I really crave to be married. And within the next three years, I definitely should be. But I think if one gets to 50 and they are not married, they shouldn't bother themselves about marriage again, unless they have good money to buy marriage.
 
As a man, there is no age limitation for me to get married. Even if I don't get to marry till 60, I won't give up on marriage. That's the advantage that we men have. We would always find a lady willing to marry us even at 70.
 
When I was single, I did not have any thoughts about getting married, I did not have a target age. But then I met someone and was married within 3 months. When it comes to marriage, nothing goes as planned. I think this is the case with most people. That's the reason why they say marriages are made in heaven.
 
My 60-year-old mother was trying to marry my father figure on his deathbed. It was so sad that she couldn't get the paperwork together to make it happen on time.

They were together just shy of it being recognized as a common-in-law marriage.

She didn't want anything from him (though legally, she would be entitled to them), just that marriage certificate for religious reasons.
 
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