Kwa nini wananwake hukata tamaa mapema?

Nashukuru sana wanachama kwa kutoa michango yenu sasa nafikiri tuwatie moyo wadada saikate tamaa...yupo mwanaume anayemsubiria kama yeye anavyo subiri....
 
mchajikobe said:
hiyo mirungi itakuwehusha wewe,kuzini na ndoa wapi na wapi?nani kakuambia kwenye ndo watu wanazini?
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we umekurupuka tu nafkiri kuingilia post yangu....sikulaumu bali soma unielewe usinambie mesali sizifahamm...nilizungumzia kwa walio school...sasa walio shule wameooana.?na topik yazungumzia watu waioko njee ya ndoa mkubwa.....usikurupuke tuu..niwe radhi mpenz kama nakosea...
 
What is the Average Age at Marriage Worldwide?

In the US, for example, the average age at marriage varies according to social status, family traditions, and even geographical situation. Generally speaking, people in big cities tend to marry later and wait longer to have children, normally well into their 30s. People growing up in rural communities will probably get married for the first time in their early twenties. In developed countries, the average age at marriage has also been pushed back because many couples now choose to live together for years before even considering marriage. In the 1950s, when sharing a home before marriage wasn't the standard, people got married younger.

In countries such as India and Pakistan, where it is tradition that parents arrange weddings, the average age at marriage is 17, with many brides getting married as soon as they turn 15. This is the case also in many African countries, where economic factors force parents to marry off their daughters at an early age. Nigeria has some of the lowest averages in Africa, with most men getting married around 23 and most women at 17.

The average age at marriage peaks higher in Scandinavian countries such as Denmark, where the number is 30.2 for women and 32.5 for men. Sweden, Finland, and Norway are closely behind. In continental Europe, the average age at marriage is lower in the Eastern countries, where the numbers are barely 23 years of age for women in Poland and 26 for men in Romania.

China and Japan have joined European countries in their high averages, which are around 30 years old for both men and women. This is especially true of the major metropolitan zones, but rural areas are quickly catching up to the trend. It's important to note that, in many countries, the average age at marriage is closely related to the number of divorces that occur every year. Young couples have almost three times the chance of ending up divorced than people getting married after 27 years old.
 
MTWA said:
Japo sijakuelewa, lakini nadhani ni kwamba kwanza jinsi wanavyoendelea na umri hata ile critical beauty inapotea nahivyo wakumapproach kutongoza wanapungua, likely asiolewe tena na ndipo matusi yantokea kila upande
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Najisikia kukubaliana na wewe, unajua umri mzuri wa mdada kujichagulia mwanaume anayempenda ni huku 20s, maana wanakuja wengi, na hii ni kwa jinsi jamii yetu ilivyozoea, lakini ukishazidi 30 watu wanaanza kujiuliza kwa nini huku nyuma kote hakupata mtu na wanaume ndio chanzo kikubwa cha tatizo na pia sura ya utu uzima inaanza kujileta na idadi ya wafuatiliaji inapungua. Hapo mdada lzima adate maana akiangalia wenzake wote wameolewa amebaki yeye tu! Na hapo ndipo mdada anajikuta anakubali kuolewa na yeyeto anayetokea hata kama hampendi!
 
tabutupu said:
What is the Average Age at Marriage Worldwide?

In the US, for example, the average age at marriage varies according to social status, family traditions, and even geographical situation. Generally speaking, people in big cities tend to marry later and wait longer to have children, normally well into their 30s. People growing up in rural communities will probably get married for the first time in their early twenties. In developed countries, the average age at marriage has also been pushed back because many couples now choose to live together for years before even considering marriage. In the 1950s, when sharing a home before marriage wasn't the standard, people got married younger.

In countries such as India and Pakistan, where it is tradition that parents arrange weddings, the average age at marriage is 17, with many brides getting married as soon as they turn 15. This is the case also in many African countries, where economic factors force parents to marry off their daughters at an early age. Nigeria has some of the lowest averages in Africa, with most men getting married around 23 and most women at 17.

The average age at marriage peaks higher in Scandinavian countries such as Denmark, where the number is 30.2 for women and 32.5 for men. Sweden, Finland, and Norway are closely behind. In continental Europe, the average age at marriage is lower in the Eastern countries, where the numbers are barely 23 years of age for women in Poland and 26 for men in Romania.

China and Japan have joined European countries in their high averages, which are around 30 years old for both men and women. This is especially true of the major metropolitan zones, but rural areas are quickly catching up to the trend. It's important to note that, in many countries, the average age at marriage is closely related to the number of divorces that occur every year. Young couples have almost three times the chance of ending up divorced than people getting married after 27 years old.
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Hili Mzalendo sasa kama sio uhuru make a summary man
 
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