25M. My parents keep on asking to get marry Because I am earning.. But the thing is I am not prepared for this, need to achieve my goals, not sure I will be reaching my goals after marriage. more over there are some trust issues on arranged marriages. Also I do get this on my mind some times, does marriage is mandatory, can't we live without marriage, I feel this when I see married people pretends that they are happy outside but they are not inside, reasons might differ, lack of understanding, compromises, adjustments, Financial instability . I am in full of confused state. I already rejected few matches because of this mixed feelings and also to achieve my goals.
You dont wanna marry soon? Then fucking don't.
What do you mean parents aren't listening? Aren't you man enough to put your foot down and politely ask them to mind their own life? If being polite doesn't help, then you need to get respectfully & assertively rude.
If your married life fucks you up mentally, they will be the first to blame it back on you. Also, when you can't stand up for what you want, no one else will. Your parents, wife and her parents will manipulate you alive.
Hey I see your post you are 25M and you wanted to achieve your goals I totally understand your situation, I am 32M married with 5 year old son (Super cute to spend time with :)) I got married when I was 24 believe me I was even not ready but the girl I met was caring and in understanding nature so I decided to marry and I have progress a lot in my life after she came into my life so its all about the person who is coming in your life so I suggest meet the girl and try to see if she can be a good partner and when you are marrying you are not jist tying a not to one person its whole family so try to understand whole family when you are doing get-together even if its love marriage .
Hope you find your dream partner!!
Let me know if you need any more advice happy to help!! :)
Struggling to Decide on Marriage Due to Age Gap and Future Uncertainty I have known my colleague for about a year. She is 30, and I'm 25. Over time, we have developed strong feelings for each other and truly love each other.
She is mature, kind, and understanding - and she has asked me about marriage a couple of times. However, I'm finding it difficult to make a decision right now. Maybe it's because of the 5-year age gap or my worries about the future. Our cast is the same so I am not worried abt that.
I'm not very financially stable at the moment, but despite that, she's willing to stand by me and even marry me. I really like her as a person and don't want to lose her, but at the same time, I feel unsure about whether I'm ready for marriage at this age.
I'd like some advice how should I think about this situation and make the right decision for both of us?
Of course, we can live without marriage. Lot of people are living alone happily, whether they got there by being unmarried, divorced, or widowed.
It's your life. You do whatever feels right to you. To hell with what other people think, just ignore them.
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