So I have definitely been feeling like the youngest one here lately and was wondering if there were any others in their 20s.
How old are you? YH?
How long have you been married?
How long have you been TCC?
Does anyone question about marriage and babies since your so young?
Re: Who is in their early 20s? Non-clicky poll
DH and I are both 26.
We've been married 3 years.
Honestly, most people think we've waited a long time. Most of our friends and family of similar age already have kids.
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I'm 25.. does that count as early 20's? We have been married for 2 years and he's 28. The only questions/comments we get are 'when are you starting a family?'
I'm 22, DH is 24. I'll be 23 in September.
We've almost been married a year. TTC since April.
No one questioned our marriage because we've been together almost nine years, but people have lots to say about TTC. Some think we'd be crazy to give up our 20s to raising children. Others don't understand why I'm not pregnant yet. And, I have to endure lots of "So when are you two going to have kids?" questions.
I am 25 does that count as young 20's??
DH is 27 we have been married for 2 years and just started TTC. A lot of our family think we should wait, but we dont care. (MY Mom)
Oh and no one questioned our marriage everyone thought we were ready for that. We had been together 6 years.
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I'm 24, DH is 27, and we celebrated our third wedding anniversary this past May.
People questioned us a LOT about getting married since I was only 18 when we got engaged, but now that we've been married for a while, we are starting to get a lot of "when are you going to start your family?" kind of questions. I've even had women ask me if everything is "all right" and stare at my stomach while asking!
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I am 26 DH is 28.Married almost 2 years and some people say we should wait as long as possible till we have children. We of course don't listen to those people.
In the next month, DH will be 30 and I will be 27...hmpf, guess that doesn't count as early 20's anymore, does it? where did the time go?
We've been married for just over 4 years and have a DD who's 3. EVERYONE asks us when we're going to have another. I tell them we're not. That shuts them up quite nicely.
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I am 24, DH is 29. We have been married almost a year, TTC about 3 months. I think our families think we should wait, but we own our home, both work full time, are semi-comfortable financially and have wonderful suppoort around us. My mom hints a lot about wanting us to have a baby, but I my dad is a supervisor at my place of employment and I think he will be less excited. My sister was married in 2006 had a baby in 2008 and divorced in 2009, and she and my nephew are now living with my parents so I think my family worries that for us, but we are different people and fully commited to each other.
Probably more than the question was, but feels good to let it all out sometimes LOL!
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I'm 22 and DH is 28... We are on cycle number 2. I get people that say we are wayyy to young, but i guess i just dont want to be 40 and have 2 year old. Our parents had us young and did just fine. I want my children to be able to know their grandparents and i want to have enough energy to play with my kids..
I'm 24, my DH will be 31 this summer. We have been married over a year and a half and have been TTC for 5 months.
Nobody thinks we're too young, but then again it might be different if DH was my age.
So I am 23 my DH is 23
We have been together for 6 years and married just over a month
We started TTC in March 2008 (I have PCOS and were worried it might take awhile)
Everyone in the family was VERY excited for the wedding. 6 years is a very long time to date lol. We've heard a few comments here and there about waiting and they aren't ready to be great-so and so's yet. But I think when it happens everyone will be excited for us. What is comes down to is it our decision. And we are really excited
This is what I was thinking too. I'm 28 and DH is turning 30 next week. We've been married for 2 years and just started TTC.
I'm 25 (26 in November). I'm not so sure that's early 20s and for the first time ever, that makes me feel bad. I'm usually one of those people who don't let aging bother me! DH is 26.
DH and I have been married since November and this is our third cycle TTC. We're always asked when we're having a baby b/c we've been together for almost six years. We just tell people we'll have one when we have one!
I was 21 when we got married, (we got engaged after 10 months of dating), w/all the support in the world from our families - which are both huge. They can't wait for us to have another LO & neither can we!
I'm 24, DH is 29 (going to be 30 in September!). Our 4th anniversary is coming up in August, and we've only been TTC for about a month. I got married at 20, and yes some ppl questioned my age, but I think it made a difference that we weren't both 20- DH had a steady good-paying job and a house when he proposed, and he's 5.5 years older than me. And, I'm mature for my age.
As for babies, I don't think 24 is young, and neither do any of our friends. They're all getting getting KU, and they want us to join them!
I am 22(will be 23 in November), DH is 25. We have been married for 9 months(10/17/09). This is our 2nd month TTC.
We were engaged for 2 years before we got married. We dated a year before we got engaged. When we got engaged, we just knew that we would want children, and as soon as it would happen.
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I'm 22 (23 in December), DH is 24. We were married a year on the 4th of July and together nearly 8. No one questioned us getting married because of everything we've been through together (2 combat deployments, 3 years apart) they figured if we could make it through that than we can deal with anything.
We've just started to actively TTC this cycle. Our families can't wait for us to have kids, they make comments about it all the time (it's not bothering me yet...but I'm sure if we don't get pregnant right away it will start to).
I am 23 and my DH is 25
We've been married for 3 1/2 yrs and have a one year old son.
I'm sure some people think we are nuts but we are at a wonderful place in our life (financially, job stability, house, etc). Our son is absolutely the best thing ever and I cannot wait to add another!
I'm 20 also, and DH is 22. We've been together 4 years, and married almost 1 month.
OMG, I totally just had to ask DH how old I am. Goodness. Anyway, apparently I'm 24. We started dating when I was 17 and DH was 19, moved in together at 19, got engaged at 20, married at 21 and got pg with DD when I was 22 (I had my birthday a couple weeks after we found out). We're TTC no. 2 now. We live near DC where the average age at first marriage is 29 for women, so I do feel out of place here occasionally, though I've only had something directly said to me a handful of times. We're from rural CT and at this point, many of our friends are married and/or have kids, so it's not as weird there. Our families have always supported us 100% in both our marriage and our TTC.
I will say that I always felt very weird about seeing the RE (and still do) at my age. I suppose it's not completely bonkers to go to the RE at 24, but when I first started going at 22, that was pretty young. I actually had to go to the ER once for sharp pains in my lower abdomen and I explained that I had overstimulated on a fertility meds cycle and was worried about ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and the ER doctor looked at me like I had about 3 heads and shrieked "Why would you want to be on fertility drugs at 22???" I kind of thought it would be obvious why I'd be on fertility meds....but of course, if I had come in unwed and pregnant at the same age, I bet she wouldn't bat an eye. *eye roll*
I'm 26 so not "early" 20's anymore... but still mid 20's I guess. DH is turning 26 tomorrow... we've been together almost 11 years, since we were 15!
We've been married 2 years, and are about to start TTC #1.
Even though I'm not in my early 20's anymore I still feel young to be starting a family. Where DH and I live, it is very common for people to wait until late 20's/early 30's to get married and start a family. We were both 24 when we got married and bought a house... definitely the first out of all of our friends to do both of those things. If we have a baby within the next year, we are likely to be the first out of our friends to start a family.
I feel like if you're at a place in your life and in your relationship where you feel ready to start a family, then age shouldn't matter.
I am 24. DH is 26. We've been together coming up on 7 years, and we'll hit our first wedding anniversary this Halloween. I just stopped my BC, so after this menstrual cycle ends we'll officially begin TTC.
I constantly receive surprised reactions of, "You're married? You look too young to be married!" which I suppose is a compliment (hopefully I'm still hearing that in 10+ years) but what annoys the crap out of me is that a lot of times what follows is: "Oh, so how long have you been married?" and then the inevitable "Any kids?" A few times I've gotten "How long have you been married? So, then how old are your kids?" Like, so just because you think that I look or am too young to be married in your opinion, that means that I had to have had a shotgun wedding? How classy. It irritates me to no end.
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