Who's been?
📣# Sis invited to talkWho was it? At the age of 15, I used to draw a dream...At the age of 25, I had to get married, have a big house, drive a car, and have a perfect life as in 💖✨ drama. The belief that "25 years old must get married" is like a "memory" or "Standard" that has long been rooted in Thai society. In fact, the 25-year-old life of this generation is more busy finding itself.
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✨ 25 is the ideal "balance point." Numerically, 25 is an age that looks "fully mature but not old."
Graduation: We usually have a bachelor's degree at the age of 21-22, work for three years, and I think we should get started.
Physical Readiness: It is when energy is most abundant, suited to starting a marriage or having children according to traditional beliefs.
It's exactly one quarter of a century, which makes it feel like an important peg in life.
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✨ influence from the generation of parents.
In the Baby Boomer or Gen X era, marriage between the ages of 20 and 25 was very normal. We grew up seeing our parents get married and having us when they were about this age.
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✨ "slow start" fear.
Especially for women, there are health and childbearing concerns. Many people aim to marry 25, have 27-28 children, to have children when their bodies are the strongest and grow up with their children.
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✨ but...In fact, at the age of 25 in this 2026 era, most people who really reach the age of 25 will often find that they have started working for a few years, are still confused with their career choices, have started collecting a little money, or some people still use the month of the month as an age to spend their money on traveling or following their dreams, so they don't want to commit to anyone.
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✨ we usually look at 25 from the point of view of "children who want to grow up," but when we become "adults at 25," we know that we still need a lot of time to find life.
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