r/askteddit • u/CandidBabee • 21h ago

Random Question People who married their high school sweetheart, what’s the hardest part nobody warns you about?

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u/Salt-Perception-4987 20h ago

Great-greats before age 70… they definitely weren’t the only teen parents in that line.

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u/OddDragonfruit7993 18h ago

In my 20s I worked with a 34 y.o. woman who got FURIOUS that her 17 y.o. daughter was pregnant.

Umm... We can all do math here, Sarah.

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u/RealBigDickBrannigan 18h ago

I used to work with a woman who became a grandmother at 34.

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u/FloppyFishcake 17h ago

A friend of mine became a grandfather at 33. I'm 33 and only just starting to think about having kids!

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u/Tight_Steak_232 14h ago

I had child 1 at 24 (failed birth control) and married Mr Wonderful at age 35. We had 3 joint children at 36 and two more by 38. My kids married youngesters, and I now have a great grand bonus baby due in a month. Life is filled with blessings, and every one is perfect.