what is the ill-effect of late marriage?
134148
No such effect. Means you took your time and, hopefully made a more educated decision for your life.
616742
IM guessing your teacher is asking you to write an essay on this.  This isn't a free essay site.  You know that, right?\n\nI suggest you stop being so lazy and do your own homework.  If you have a QUESTION, then ask it.  "lateness and its effects?" isn't a question.
81243
my advice if your not married yet and he was cheating on you and puting you always down and being always rude no you deserve better after you get married it will get worse and the relationship will be nasty and heartbreaking. I hope u are not a teenager . if you are working what is it bothering you are independent dont destroy your life find someone who loves you and will show sincere affections for you please dont fall in love with a married man who is not divorced yet you will break his familly heart affecting his wife and his children  specially when they are married for a long time and they were in love . I consider this home wrecking and selfishness.
619770
Yes it is bad for you. You could develop arthritis in those joints that are over works later in life.
185883
THAT IS WRONG!! Too many young women get hooked by an older man, get knocked up, get married, then the man becomes what he really is, a complete jerk. If you stay with him, I bet in 5 years you'll be screaming to get out of your loveless marriage with your two year old child. I've seen it too many times. THen you'll be afraid of marriage, and will have trouble trusting another man. You'll just have meaningless relationships the rest of your life.
199560
dont make the mistake\nmarriage causes more divorce
279967
Probably true, because people don't take the time to get to know each other before either getting married or hopping into the sack.  Most importantly however, is that they are not committed to each other and to the marriage.  A little bit of trouble comes & they say, "hey, it's not worth it, I'm moving on" instead of working out the problems.
656925
Its the effect a broken marriage has on kids. Thats why divorce is so bad.   Get some books on it an read. Promise yourself to do better as an adult.  You don't have to walk in your parents footsteps. You are a very unique person and have a lot to offer. So read things that lift your spirit and help you become the great adult you can be.
186735
A relationship changes in many subtle ways after marriage, especially because you're with the person almost all the time instead of only a few hours.  It takes a great deal of commitment and understanding in order to make it work.  One of the first things to do is talk about who will manage which aspects of the daily routine, and go from there.
224499
More women today find they want to put off pregnancy until their careers are well established, or until they've gotten more life experience. However, research shows that pregnancies in women over the age of 35 suffer from more problems than those in younger women. How great are the risks compared with the benefits, and what do you really need to be concerned about? \nHow Old is Too Old to Have a Baby?\nAccording to the Mayo Clinic, a woman's fertility peaks between the ages of 20 and 24. However, fertility rates remain relatively constant through the early 30s, after which they begin to decline:\n\nAt age 30 to 35, fertility is 15 to 20 percent below maximum. From age 35 to 39, the decrease is 25 to 50 percent. From 40 to 45, the decrease is 50 to 95 percent.\n\nTechnically, any woman who has not gone through menopause, and who does not have other reproductive problems, can become pregnant. Successful pregnancies have been reported in women as old as 59.\n\nPregnancy Risks After 35\nThe risk of miscarriage increases after age 35; by the early 40s, more than 50 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. Many of these occur at an early stage and may not even be detected, or may be mistaken for a late period. The majority of these miscarriages are due to the chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.\n\nOther age-related factors affecting fertility include less frequent and/or irregular ovulation, and endometriosis, in which tissue that attaches to the ovaries or fallopian tubes interferes with conception.\n\nWhen they do get pregnant, women older than 35 may have a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and placenta previa. There is also a potentially higher risk of having a baby with low birth weight, and of chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.\n\nAiming for a Positive Pregnancy\nAlthough older women may find it somewhat harder to achieve pregnancy, the overall outcomes are excellent. In fact, birth rates for mothers in their 30s and 40s have increased dramatically over the past 25 years. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, the birth rate for women age 35 to 39 nearly doubled between 1978 and 1998. Between 1981 and 1997, the birth rate for women in their 40s increased 92 percent.\n\nIf you're over 35 and thinking of getting pregnant, a few simple tips will help minimize the risks: \n\nStart taking prenatal vitamins \nSee your doctor for prepregnancy checkups \nEat well \nExercise regularly \nCut out nicotine, alcohol, and drugs \n\nFinally, if you don't succeed in getting pregnant within six months, see a reproductive endocrinologist (fertility specialist) to discuss next steps.\n\nSources: The Mayo Clinic Complete Book of Pregnancy and Baby's First Year (Morrow, 1994); March of Dimes: 888-MODIMES, www.modimes.org, www.nacersano.org\n\nThe information on this Web site is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your pediatrician or family doctor. Please consult a doctor with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your or your child's condition.\n\nContent courtesy of American Baby.
115578
I totally agree. I think it's gotten worse in the last several years. The feeling seems to be "It's my day" and that the wedding is all about the bride and making sure the bride gets whatever she wants. There's no concern about what marriage really means.
197112
I hate to look at things this way, but I'm a factual person. The stats show that ppl who live together before getting married are more likely to get divorced. I waited until I was married to have sex. This brings a real sense of security to our relationship. I could go on about the other benefits, but I'm tired.
223416
Yes...I know exactly what you are talking about. It is pretty sad, but I have dated and actually married(my ex) someone I could not stand. Even on the day of my wedding, everyone was so happy and I was miserable because I was marrying a short, ugly loser who I wanted to choke....Thank God I finally left him..whew
527876
Yes I have felt bad when I was replaced quickly in some relationships, and not bad with others.  I think it depends completly on the level of commitment and the level of "relating" that you did in the relationship.  When you have been an important member of the family and you are close with his parents and friends, it can be very hurtful to imagine someone taking the place that you occupied for so long.\n\nAnytime there is a mature, committed relationship which ends, it is difficult to be replaced in days, weeks etc, because it implies that the other partner didn't value the relationship like you did.
139252
The question you need to answer is WHY are you having a big problem reaching a clim** with your wife?  Have you talked with her about what's going on with you?  How do you think SHE feels?  Put ROMANCE into your marriage ... ask her if she'll dress up especially for you and see if that makes a difference.  It may also help you to seek professional help, but with your feeling "old" at 57 (which ISN'T!) I think you and your wife have just gotten into a rut.  Good luck!
593727
Truthfully, i believe yes.  My boss was well-off and happy then her partner died.  She died a week later.  \nAnd if all else fails look at elderly couples.  That happens a lot.
326841
Not having a sexual relation is not bad, although the fact that they do not play their special role can cause health problems in the future. Nuns for example, have greater risks of acquiring health diseases than women who have had children. One of which is breast cancer since as we know, their breasts have had no function as all to their body. It is said that woman who'd have late pregnancy or none at all have higher risks for this disease.