News India Live, Digital Desk: When are you getting married?” This is a question that starts haunting every Indian youth after a certain age. While in ancient times it was considered wise to marry early, in today’s times career, financial independence and mental maturity have changed this definition. But is there really a ‘right age’ for marriage? Recent research and analysis by relationship experts have tried to solve this mystery as to at what age getting married can guarantee a successful and happy married life.
What does the research say? ‘Golden period’ between 28 to 32
According to a study conducted by sociologist Nicholas Wolfinger at the University of Utah, America, people who 28 to 32 years Those who marry between the ages of 15 and 25 have the lowest chances of divorce. Experts believe that by this age the person not only becomes financially stable but also attains so much maturity that he can keep pace with his partner and does not consider responsibilities as a burden.
Individual reasons for getting married early and late
Society and science have different views regarding the age of marriage:
20 to 25 years (early marriage): At this age, there is more energy between couples and they grow together. However, economic instability and lack of experience often cause stress.
25 to 30 years (balanced time): This is the time when most of the youth have laid the foundation of their career. At this age, the level of control and understanding of emotions is better.
After 30 (Mature Decision): People become more practical after crossing the age of 30. They know what they want from their life partner. However, at this age it can be a bit challenging to adapt your habits to others.
These 3 things are more important than age
Relationship experts say that it is wrong to decide on marriage just by looking at the calendar dates. It is important to consider these parameters with age:
Emotional Maturity: Can you resolve conflicts wisely? Are you not solely dependent on others for your happiness?
Financial Stability: Expenses increase after marriage. Are you and your partner ready for a new beginning financially?
Family and Personal Goals: Are you and your partner’s future goals (e.g. kids, home, career) aligned?
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