<human>: The topic of marriage came up in a convo with my boyfriend of 4 1/2 years. We are both 22 (both of us will be 23 this summer.) I am graduating this June with a BA, and he has one more year of school to complete his masters.

I would like to stick around for the year while he finishes up school, and then move to the same area after that.

The topic of marriage came up a few days ago, and he didn't seem that interested in the concept of being married in general. Especially not now. He said he sees me as a long-term girlfriend and I definitely want to be in it with him for the long run. However, it seems that marriage means something more to me than it does for him. Am I worrying about this too soon?

He said it's perfectly fine for me to be thinking about this right now, but all of my friends say I'm too young to be worrying about this.

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<bot>: I am 22F (23 in July), and my boyfriend is the same age as me. We have been dating for 4.5 years. Am I too young to be thinking of marriage at this point?