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FrenchGwen
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Age difference is no problem I think: what’s important is real maturity; this often has NOTHING to do with age, and at any rate nobody on this board could know better than you how mature your bf is
Most important is the difference between “discussing marriage”, “discussing marrying each other”, and “proposing”
the first two can come quite quickly, and actually it’s great that you are discussing these topics, it IS the best way to deepen your relationship
As for us, we met when we were nearly 19 (2005). We had our first talks about “getting married sometime” after 2 or 3 months. DH even talked about 2008 as a possibility, if we chose the specialization we finally did choose (I answered: “heyyyyyyy, that would be wayyyy to early”
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Most important is the difference between “discussing marriage”, “discussing marrying each other”, and “proposing”
the first two can come quite quickly, and actually it’s great that you are discussing these topics, it IS the best way to deepen your relationship
- discussing marriage enables to confront one’s opinions and expectations regarding many important and sensitive topics
- discussing marriage to each other enables to talk more easily and freely about these topics. One feels more loved, and sees how essential it is to discuss these things sincerely as he may engage himself for life on these grounds
As for us, we met when we were nearly 19 (2005). We had our first talks about “getting married sometime” after 2 or 3 months. DH even talked about 2008 as a possibility, if we chose the specialization we finally did choose (I answered: “heyyyyyyy, that would be wayyyy to early”
- he proposed in July 2007. We got married in August 2008, nearly 3 years after meeting.