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I'm in my 50s. I'd like to be married. Not that living with someone was much different. There is just something about making that kind of commitment. *shrugging* But, it isn't in the cards anyway, so it doesn't matter.
I enjoyed sharing my life with someone. If I find someone or if someone finds me, that would be great. If I'm alone, that will be okay, too. I probably won't make dinner most of the time. And I'll hog the covers.
LOL. Based on my anecdotal experience people in their 50s are not interested especially if married before and the desire diminishes with multi marriages.
Hmm. That's interesting. Was married before. Married again at age 50. Still married 17 years later, as is my wife (surprise, surprise!) who was 48 and married twice before.
Hmm. That's interesting. Was married before. Married again at age 50. Still married 17 years later, as is my wife (surprise, surprise!) who was 48 and married twice before.
Guess we just didn't know any better.
That's good to know. I'm in my 50s and would like to marry again. But the woman I'm with right now is not interested in ever being married and my ex GF wanted at most to live together and even that was a problem. Other women I've talked to in their 50s, who have been through marriages and taken care of someone are not interested in doing that again. So, yes anecdotal but it's just what I've experienced and heard.
Yeah, I rarely see people marrying in their 20s, but 30 on up is going on like hot cakes.
True but I think it has to do with where people live. I live outside of Chicago and the closer you get to the city the older brides and grooms are. I've worked with several people who married the first time in their 40's like a secretary who married first time at either 44 or 45.
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