What do you think about getting married to your highschool sweetheart?

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   K9keystrokesposted 12 years ago

   What do you think about getting married to your highschool sweetheart?

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   cmlindblomposted 12 years ago

   I think the mind will wonder to far about what other people are like and people need that after highschool partying phase

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   Sam Dolloffposted 12 years ago

   My parents were highschool sweethearts and just celebrated 27 years married.  I think it works for some but certainly not for all.  It takes a very mature couple to decide to get married and most highschoolers are not ready for that.

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   suzettenaplesposted 12 years ago

   Clarification:  When will the sweehearts marry?  During high school?  Right after high school?  After college?  Mid-life?  In later life?  It really depends on the maturity level of the couple as to if and when they marry.  If they have fallen in love in high school (and it is possible for this to happen) and their love blossoms and grows, then why not get married at some point?  If you find your soulmate or the love of your life in high school, then why not get married?  I don't think girls or guys need to date everyone under the sun so they know who is right for them.  You basically know, deep down, who is good for you and who is not.  For me, the years between 18-21 were monumental years of change for me.  But, that doesn't happen to everyone.  From 21-30 were years of change and exploration for me.  I married in my 30's.  But that doesn't mean two high school sweethearts should wait until their 30's to marry.  Each individual couple is different and has to marry when the time is right for them.  If you truly love one another, and are committed to one another, you will weather the storms and whatever comes along, no matter your age.

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   radavisposted 12 years ago

   My husband and I met in high school and we've been together ever since. I was two years behind him and wanted to go to college before we got married so we were together almost 8 years before we finally got married. We'll be married 8 years come this November.
   
   To answer your question: I don't think it matters when you meet your spouse, what matters is the amount of work the two people are willing to put into the marriage/relationship.  And obviously the two people have to be right for each other and sometimes it takes a specific situation to find out that two people aren't right for each other.
   
   Some things I've learned from being with someone for over 15 years is you have to work at your relationship every day, you can't take one another for granted, and you must always communicate with that person.

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   anancelesteposted 12 years ago

   I dated my husband then boyfriend for 2 years in high school. He is five years older than me so he was already in college. We got engaged in the winter of my senior year, and got married 16 days after my graduation. Every one and their gramdma critisized us for it. Specially since I was still 17 ,in college and he was a junior in college. At the church there were people beting that it wouldnt last a year.
   
   Its been 18 years , 3 beautiful kids and a puppy. But to be fair people should wait. I know now that we should have waited until I finished college.

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