What is the perfect age for a woman to marry?

Question

I know it differes in every culture, I ask for opinion only...

Answer 1

25. =]

Answer 2

I don't think there is a perfect age to get married. I got married at 22. People may think that was too young. My husband and I are doing just fine. I think it is more of a maturity issue than a number. Since being married takes a lot of effort as well as responsibility, a person has to be willing to give up the fun and carefree lifestyle for a more routine lifestyle. So one woman may feel ok with settling down at 22 a different woman may not want to settle down until she is 27. I found a wonderful man and I was ready to dedicate myself to him. I was going to hold off until I was 25+ just because it was what society thought was the perfect age.  

Answer 3

hmmm...18 years and over..

Answer 4

The perfect age isn't a number.. its a distace from life accomplishments.

~The woman should have 2 years in a STEADY relationship with the man.

~The woman should have graduated college

~The woman should have started in her career (not just have a job)

~The woman should have been living with the man for 1 year

Once all of those requirements are satisfied, it would be the perfect time to get married.

Love can come very quickly in a relationship, but there is SOOOO much more to a marriage than love.  

In order to have a good marriage, you must be compatible... it is easy to be in love with someone, but not compatible with them.  You need to make sure you can spend the rest of your life with them, and to do so, you need to be with them for a good 2 years or so before you can get a true understanding of who they really are.

Another important thing is to make sure you have completed your primary educational goals.  It will become very difficult to go to college and hold down a marriage at the same time.

Make sure you have your finances in line.  Being in love, but now being able to pay your rent or mortgage isn't gonig to make a marriage last.

Don't get married and then live together.  This goes back to the compatiblity issue.  You may love him to death, but quickly find out that some of his habbits are intolerable... and don't think you can change him.  That will do nothing but cause resentment.

Answer 5

I dont thhink there a age in paticular.. I plan on getting married when i find te person i want to spend the rest of my life with and that person should feel the say about you too.. But a good age would be 26 , 27 that way you guys are both still young wait a year or to to enjoy each other and then have kids,,, 26 , 27 is good becsue by this timeyou should have a career plan maped out ..

Good Luck

Answer 6

I'd say 25+

Answer 7

I think that  18 and up!  however i think it's best to wait untill 25 or after all schooling...

no real reason behind it just my opinion!

Answer 8

It really depends on the person and the relationship. Some people might be 40 and not be ready, some are 20 and perfectly ready. It think it would at least be nice to drink at your own wedding. I will be 21 when I get married, but my fiance and I live in an apartment together right now and we've been with each other for almost 4 years.

Answer 9

25 ur out of school and in ur own carreer.

Answer 10

Doesn't matter, I'm getting married when I'm 21.

Answer 11

I think it's best when both are 25 or older, and the reason being is that your early 20s are over and both people have a much stronger sense of self, and what they want in life. Most people do their changing in their early 20s when they got out of school and get real jobs, etc. It's best to wait until you go through those changes before you make such a serious commitment to truly know that each person is compatible with the other.

I think of the many factors the divorce rate is so high is because the baby boomers got married so  young, and changed a lot in the early to late stages of marriage/life, and they just didn't know who they were when they got married, but they got to know who they were a few years later ... and discovered they weren't compatible with their spouse. I have many divorced people in my family and the No. 1 reason for the break-ups were "we were too young."

That's just my opinion, though. I  think there are people out there who could get married in their early 20s and be very happy for many years.  

Answer 12

There is no perfect age. It all depends on where you are in your life, what your goals are, how commited you are to that person, and what you want.  

Answer 13

27

Answer 14

Totally depends on the person, the situation and the maturity level of both people. Personally I didn't get married until I was 40, but that was by my choice. There are people who by 22, 23 know they are ready for the commitment and others who quite honestly never will be.

It's kind of unfair to actually answer your question blindly.