Good age to start thinking "marriage?" and Cohabiting before marriage: Good or bad?

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24th June 2005, 4:45 AM	#1
Vxxn New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Missouri Posts: 5	Good age to start thinking "marriage?" and Cohabiting before marriage: Good or bad? I want to know people's opinions on what they see as a good age to start thinking about marriage ? Also, does anyone believe that cohabiting before marriage is a good idea? I'm very curious to hear what people have to say on these subjects so if you could plese help me out I would appreciate it. Thanks everyone!

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