Deciding when to get married is deeply personal, but did you know there’s actually a mathematical theory that tries to determine the “perfect” age? It’s called the Optimal Stopping Theory, also known as the 37% Rule.
According to this theory, if you’re looking for the ideal life partner, you should spend the first 37% of your dating life evaluating people without making a final commitment.
Then, after that point, you should marry the next person who is better than everyone you’ve met before.
So, let’s say you plan to look for a partner between the ages of 18 and 40. That’s 22 years. Thirty-seven percent of that is roughly 8 years, which means you should date and observe without settling until around age 26.
From there on, you’re better equipped to recognize the right person and make a wiser choice based on past experience.…Keep reading the full & the viral video now.
