TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Indian women are increasingly delaying their marriage. Is it worth it?

I’m looking to hear the both POV , men and women.

Definitely worth if you have goals
Worried about what society will say
You’ll regret later
Who needs marriage anyway?
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BouncyMochi
BouncyMochi

One thing that I have realized from my 4.5yrs of marriage is that having kids early in life (23-27) is the least stressful and gives you time to enjoy your life in 30s and 40s.

Single people won't realize this right now. They will also never feel this if they don't plan to have kids.

SillyNugget
SillyNugget

how so please explain, bcz many people delay marriage or kids until they reach certain level of financially strong to take additional responsibilities.And early in career not all get to that level of financially stability.

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Did you and your partner happen to be financially stable early in your careers?

DancingDonut
DancingDonut

Love is just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed, it hits hard and slowly fades away leaving you in a stranded relationship called marriage.

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Are you stranded in one?

SnoozyQuokka
SnoozyQuokka

I’m not voting because it’s not as straightforward for me as any of these options. I had always been a chubby kid growing up and since I never got attention from anyone (of the gender I’m interested in), I had trouble with self-worth. My biggest insecurity till I was 30 was that I’d never find love and never get to raise kids with a loving partner. But at the same time, AM matches were only looking at weight and horoscopes, which I vehemently oppose. So I decided after one disastrous/disappointing AM match that I would never go down that path at around 25/26 years of age. However, in my late 20s, I was still struggling with my career, mental health, financial health, etc. that I put on even more weight and I felt disgusted by myself sometimes. So most of my dates were short-term and never really turned into relationships. Then from around 31 to 35 (now), I have been working on my financial and mental health, but it has still been difficult for me to get active and fit. But during these years, I think I have finally come to accept that it is likely I will never be a biological parent, though I still have not thrown away hopes of someday finding a partner.

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Just to clarify, m or f?

CosmicLlama
CosmicLlama

IMO, Indian women initially delay marriage because they overestimate their ability and think they can get the "best offer" at the time and place of their choosing. After hitting the wall they realize their mistake and unfortunately their ego doesnt allow them to "settle". To Save face, the usual BS "finding the right person" is told, and then the feminism, patriarchy nonsense follows later.

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Crude. Heavily biased.

PrancingMuffin
PrancingMuffin

Recently, I have been regretting delaying my marriage 😞

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

Tell us why

QuirkyQuokka
QuirkyQuokka

Having kids in 30 is always a good choice. They will be atleast 25-30 at the time of our retirement and will get time to settle down without additional responsibilities and burdens.

FuzzyQuokka
FuzzyQuokka

It’s always better to marry early and have kids also early. By early I mean before 30. Then we will have health and time to manage the family and kids and enjoy during 40s or focus on career or at least retain career. By 50s the kids will be grown up to take care of themselves.

MagicalHamster
MagicalHamster

What are goals in the first option?

TwirlyMochi
TwirlyMochi

That depends on the person. Can’t be a universally accepted goal.

SparklyKoala
SparklyKoala

Looks like finally ppl are moving away on "what the society would say" 🎉

SillyRaccoon
SillyRaccoon

Feminism and working in offices alongside men is the greatest con trick pulled on women and they fell for it

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Diversity Hiring is one of them. I know many people who can't invert a binary tree get jobs abroad at MNCs

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