Who has found a spouse and love in their 30s?
saja1989mfp
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What’s your story?
Need some inspiration to keep dating. I’m 31 year old female
Need some inspiration to keep dating. I’m 31 year old female
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I married at 25 and was divorced at 34. Then met the absoloute love of my life. We had a baby together when I was 36.
The time since I met him has been the best and most exciting part of my life. We have been together for around 28 years and I wouldn't change a thing. He is my rock, the person I cling to when life tries to drown me.
I never expected it, I wasn't looking for it. Having our son was the icing on the cake as I had been told it was extremely unlikely that I would ever become pregnant.
Things happened fast for me but sometimes you just have to be patient. So just chill out, relax, enjoy your single life, there is nothing more attractive than a woman who is enjoying her life and having fun as an independant woman.
Our son, who is now 26 is dating a woman in her early 30's she is so lovely and we have no problem with the age gap. They are buying a house together and are very much in love.
So absoloutley yes you can find love at ANY age
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Not me personally, but a close friend of mine's wife left him and their two children when he was 36. Fast forward two years and he is engaged to his soul mate of the same age.
Love can happen at any age.2 -
Hell, I hope so!
ETA: I hope 30s isn't too late to find love, but I do NOT want a spouse1 -
What is love ?1
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Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more.4
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more.
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Happened to me. Divorced at 37. Happily remarried at 43.1
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Versicolour wrote: »
Same. I've kind of already given up.2 -
Not quite 30, but I met my husband at 29 on eHarmony. We got married when I was 32. Outside of one really religious couple, all my friends married in their 30s. My friend's sister got married at 41 and she just had her first kid at 42 this year.
I would not worry about your age. Love can happen at any time.4 -
Over 60% of divorces happen between 30 and 39. There’s still hope.3
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This post made me cringe a bit because it puts the wrong flow out. If marriage or coupling is what you want then put yourself out there and don’t focus on age. 30 isn’t the geriatric wing1
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There's more going on in the geriatric wings than you might imagine. People's bodies age but their feelings don't. I know people who got together in their 80s and 90s who are happy as can be. I met my hubby at 29 at a hardware store (he was 35). 24 years now.0
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saja1989mfp wrote: »What’s your story?
Need some inspiration to keep dating. I’m 31 year old female
I recently started dating the love of my life, i will be 30 next month. we have been best friends and neighbors for 20+ years, I have never been more thankful to have been alone for so long I learned so much about myself and what i deserve from life.3 -
TheChristianSimone wrote: »This post made me cringe a bit because it puts the wrong flow out. If marriage or coupling is what you want then put yourself out there and don’t focus on age. 30 isn’t the geriatric wing
Not my intention! I was just looking for solidarity.
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I found the love of my life, or rather, he found me, in my mid-40's. 💟3
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RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more.
I knew I could count on somebody here ... way to not disappoint @runhardbestrong
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I married at 25, divorced at 35.
Remarried at 36. I didn't plan to remarry - I fully expected to just be single or date here & there - but I met the most perfect-for-me man and truly fell in love.
Similar to what others have said, I think there can be some pretty big benefits to meeting someone later on when you're more comfortable with yourself and know more about what you are seeking and what is important to you.
I was with my ex husband for 10 years and he was a nice guy. We were more like a business team than a married couple. We went from poor, struggling, immature kids (he was only 22 when we wed) to successful adults during that time w/ a lot of ups & downs and a ton of change personally, financially, etc. It felt like 20 years in a lot of ways!
With my current husband, we've been together over 7 years so far and it seems like maybe 2-3 years. Still very passionate and close, and our lives are pretty stable so we can just enjoy the day to day & travel. It is very different from my first marriage.5 -
RunHardBeStrong wrote: »Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me no more.
I knew I could count on somebody here ... way to not disappoint @runhardbestrong
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saja1989mfp wrote: »
She's 42. Knew her in my past. We reconnected and the rest is history1 -
I married my husband at age 51. We knew each other for 14 years before. So you are never too old! 🙄3
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Personally, I think you're better off if you meet someone you want to pair with later in life than younger. The reason being that people change (quite drastically, I'm learning) and someone you knew when you met at 20 is not going to be the same at 30 or 40. Their attitudes, demeanor and whole outlook on life can change.
I think you're more likely to meet more well-rounded individuals who are interested in long term commitments later on.
Just my opinion, though.6
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