So, you’ve swiped through half your city, dated a couple of duds, and maybe even met a “could-be-the-one” or two. At some point, everyone starts whispering the big question: when is the best time to get married?

Luckily, science has a few things to say about it. Statistically, people who tie the knot between 28 and 32 are the least likely to get divorced. Why? By that age, you’ve got a little life experience under your belt (read: you know better than to marry your freshman year situationship), but you’re still flexible enough to grow alongside someone without turning into a “my-way-or-the-highway” kind of partner. Think of it as the sweet spot between “still fun” and “finally stable.”

Now, on the flip side, research also tells us there’s a statistically worst age to run down the aisle. Ready for it? Right around 20. Yikes. Turns out that marrying super young comes with sky-high divorce rates—probably because you’re still figuring out who you are, let alone who you want to be with forever. (Also, do you really want to look back at your wedding album and realize your best man still had acne?)

But let’s be real: stats aren’t everything. People marry later now, or never at all, and still live wildly happy lives. And the whole point of dating before marriage? Figuring out what you like—and having some fun along the way. That’s where we come in.

At OnlineBootyCall, we’re not about rushing you down the aisle before you’re ready. Nope. We’re here to help you enjoy the ride—with fun, casual dates, spicy connections, and a few stories you definitely won’t tell your grandkids someday. Why stress about wedding bells when you could be hearing your phone buzz with a hot new match instead?

So whether you’re 22 and dodging the “when are you settling down?” questions at family dinners, or 32 and still perfectly happy being single, remember: the “best age” to get married doesn’t matter nearly as much as enjoying the ages before.

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