I think it depends on the person. I don't think there is a "set age" Some people are ready at 22 (my parents who have been married since that age
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). Other people marry later.
I find that those in my parents age and older tended to marry young, and still go on to grad school, etc. More often they "built their lives together." Nowadays many people want to come into a relationship "established," which will often translate to marrying a little older. In my parents case, they met in college, and dated through the 4 years (and even had a little break up in between those 4 years
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but they couldn't stand to be apart--aaw
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). Anyway, my mom went on to do her masters and my dad went to law school, and they married right before my dad started law school. HOWEVER, they waited a few years before starting a family. My mom was 26 when my sister was born
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. In their case, they had plenty of time to waste/wait. However, I believe that when it's your time, "it's your time"
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