If you’re in your 20s, you’re probably thinking that you’ve got stacks of time to find The One, settle down and relinquish your irresponsible single life. But apparently, you don’t.

Because according to something called the ‘37% Rule’, the perfect age to get married is 26.
The 37% Rule is basically the theory that you need to screen a range of options in a limited time frame.

That could be jobs, new flats, prospective housemates or romantic partners. And the best time to make that decision is when you’ve looked at 37% of the options available.

At that part of the selection process, you’ve gathered enough information to make a considered decision without having wasted too much time assessing further, unnecessary options. After you’ve seen just over a third of the contenders, you’re in the perfect position to choose the best.

And according to ‘Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decision’, co-authored by journalist Brian Christian and cognitive scientist, that means that by 26, you’ve assessed enough of human nature to pick your life partner.

It’s based on the given that most of us are looking for love between the ages of 18 and 40 – meaning that the optimal age for seriously thinking about committing to someone is just past your 26th birthday – 37% into the 22-year window.

Before then, you’re missing out on potentially higher-calibre partners and after that, your good options start to diminish, basically meaning that unless you settle, you’ll be alone forever.

I hope this article was helpful.

Source: www.naijcrackgist..co.ke/2017/04/this-is-right-time-to-get-married.html?m=1

Zarzar let's settle before your time expires

SNOWCREAM:
Zarzar let's settle before your time expires

Lol, I already have a man though.

That one concern science.

ZarZar:


Lol, I already have a man though.

A man to sort the bills? I understand, very necessary. Don't you think it's time for commitment

SNOWCREAM:
A man to sort the bills? I understand, very necessary. Don't you think it's time for commitment

I can't propose to myself or him. But I'll invite you to the wedding when/if it happens Will you come? After how long do you think a couple is ready to say "I do"? And what do you think of ladies that take the initiative & propose to guys? Just curious.

ZarZar:


Lol, I already have a man though.

Sure you do
Snowcream dont listen to her O
She is up for grabs to the luckiest man

Forget 37% rules nd do ur thing at d appointed time.

BUTCHCASSIDY:

Sure you do
Snowcream dont listen to her O
She is up for grabs to the luckiest man

Awwww @ luckiest man. You say the nicest things

ZarZar:


Awwww @ luckiest man. You say the nicest things

ZarZar:


I can't propose to myself or him. But I'll invite you to the wedding when/if it happens Will you come? After how long do you think a couple is ready to say "I do"? And what do you think of ladies that take the initiative & propose to guys? Just curious.

after couple of days i think, is a bride ever absent on his wedding?

I don't think less of ladies that propose, go ahead and tell me how you feel dear

BUTCHCASSIDY:

Sure you do
Snowcream dont listen to her O
She is up for grabs to the luckiest man

boss I can see she's on promo sef. Big awoof

Has Proven abi "AS proven" ?
You get Mother Tongue Interference for texting too?

Wizmike111:
If you’re in your 20s, you’re probably thinking that you’ve got stacks of time to find The One, settle down and relinquish your irresponsible single life. But apparently, you don’t.

Because according to something called the ‘37% Rule’, the perfect age to get married is 26.
The 37% Rule is basically the theory that you need to screen a range of options in a limited time frame.

That could be jobs, new flats, prospective housemates or romantic partners. And the best time to make that decision is when you’ve looked at 37% of the options available.

At that part of the selection process, you’ve gathered enough information to make a considered decision without having wasted too much time assessing further, unnecessary options. After you’ve seen just over a third of the contenders, you’re in the perfect position to choose the best.

And according to ‘Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decision’, co-authored by journalist Brian Christian and cognitive scientist, that means that by 26, you’ve assessed enough of human nature to pick your life partner.

It’s based on the given that most of us are looking for love between the ages of 18 and 40 – meaning that the optimal age for seriously thinking about committing to someone is just past your 26th birthday – 37% into the 22-year window.

Before then, you’re missing out on potentially higher-calibre partners and after that, your good options start to diminish, basically meaning that unless you settle, you’ll be alone forever.

I hope this article was helpful.

Source: www.naijcrackgist..co.ke/2017/04/this-is-right-time-to-get-married.html?m=1

our Muslim brothers won't like this