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Originally Posted by TripletDaddy
You are asking the wrong question.
The real question you should be asking is whether people feel that they missed out by not trying alcohol, drugs, or casual sex.
If you are an active LDS person, delaying marriage until you are 35 gives you no extra benefit in any of those areas because you are still not supposed to do them, no matter what your age.
For an LDS male, getting married early may affect some early career choices, but not by much, as the LDS male is the primary wage earner within our culture, so he has to work no matter what.
I think the biggest complaint I have heard seems to revolve around travel...."I wish I had traveled more before I got married."
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35? What are you talking about Tonto? 25 is late for LDS culture. What's wrong with waiting until you're 28? Nothing! 28 is better than 23.
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