sajetto
Wedding Pavilion Bride 2007
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Chris and Pooh said:I hopefully have not taken this quote out of context, but I cannot agree with it.
When DW and I got married our ages were similar 19 and 20 but we married because we were in love and wanted to spend the rest of our lives together and did not want to wait years to marry, no we did not have much money and yes it was a struggle to begin with but if anything that helped develop our relationship working together as a team.
I for one was not always wanting to go out and party I wanted to do things together and if that meant sitting together in doors in the evening, then I was more then happy to do so.
I'm in total agreement with you. My parents were 16 and 18. They have been married 37 years and they are now both VERY successful people. They were neither full of hormones or stupid. Just because someone is young doesn't mean they're irresponsible. My folks were as poor as church mice when they got started, but their struggles together have made them a stronger couple. It also has nothing to do with the era they grew up in. Even in the 60s it was very unsual for people to marry that young. My parents were the only married people in their high school, but they didn't have any kids until their 20s
We are getting married in January. Ages 22 and 26. In comparison to my mom's age when she got married, I'm old

All kidding aside our age difference never bothered us but all hell broke lose on my dh's side.
We are celebrating 20 years in October. 
He's still my best friend and makes every day better.


Marriage IS better the second time around. We also feel like we've known each other forever. I saw a Diser with a siggy once that said, "I spent my whole life looking for you, and when I found you I realized you were in my heart all along". That is how it is with my DH and myself.