The Pressure to Marry at a Certain Age

Everyone has the same goal, you can meet someone, fall in love, get married, buy a house, make a child, raise a family, and bring up a family. Please be old and send a happy life until we can break up by death. With that in mind, if for some reason this plan is not done within a certain period of time, it will be a problem and problems of other people will often occur. For example, if you are not married by the age of 30, "If things need to be wrong," or if a woman does not have children by the age of 35, her "biological clock should be tickling, busy should be busy."

Sometimes, society pressures people to follow certain roads and do specific things. Because this is a norm, marriage is a norm, this is to marry at a certain age. Women tend to be more emphasized. They have to get married at a certain age, otherwise people start talking about it and ask why they are not married. I saw a young woman desperately panicked when she reached that age. The age that people keep asking when married. When you want to get married, do people question each other? Someone will reply with 27. I am thinking, is that just because you are 27 years old will you marry a person who is making a suggestion? # Unexplained

Until a while ago, being single after a certain age was considered secret of lifelong suffering. Until 1970, the average woman got married before her legal age was enough to drink at her wedding, and the average married married at the age of 23. A woman who is still single when she is 26 years old is a Japanese who calls it a Christmas cake - in the past she is destined to pull a date and destroy. Men who are not married at the end of their twenties are considered irresponsible if it is "not deviating". Since the 1980s, the rise in marriage age has caused many people to worry. In 1986, Newsweek warned that a 35-year-old unmarried woman had only 5% possibility of finding "Prince Charming", but a 40-year-old single woman could be killed by a terrorist rather than finding her husband it was high. According to the chorus of marriage promoters in the 1980s and 1990s, singles are members of a solitary, unfortunate and unproductive society. Only marriage can make them a useful citizen, a reliable employee, and a happy and healthy individual.