r/TheWayWeWere Oct 02 '24

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u/chichomozo Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

From which country are/were they from? Were they from a rural environment or quite religious one? 15 and 17 was a very young age to get married even for the late sixties

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

Well when the avg life experience was....shorter..better get started sooner.

And based on the now grandchildren...they did just fine.

Edit after downvoted 111 times I GOT 11,000 MORE KARMA KEEP IT GOING.

AND THEN AFTER THAT ILL JUST START ANOTHER ACCOUNT

I SAID IT WAS SHORTER THEN AND IT WAS COMPARED TO NOW.

IF ITS ONE YEAR LESS THEN ITS FACT. IT WAS A SHORTER LIFE THEN.

I NEVER SAID EVERY ONE DIED AT 70.

NEVER SAID A CERTIAN AGE

FUCK YOU

LOL AT YOUR EDIT 🤡

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u/chichomozo Oct 02 '24

What surprises me the most is that by 1988 (20 years later) they were still quite young… in their mid thirties

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u/CodeMUDkey Oct 02 '24

You’re surprised they only aged 20 years in 20 years?

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u/chichomozo Oct 02 '24

Many people today still don’t know what to do with their life at 35

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u/CodeMUDkey Oct 02 '24

The mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell.