<human>: No throwaway, cause fuck it.

That title may have sounded harsh, but I actually kind of mean it in a positive way. My wife and I met when she was 19 and I was 21. As far as relationships go, ours has been amazing. We were officially married last October on our 10 year anniversary...

However, we really beat the odds. We met about a week before we attended a mutual party, slept together that night and moved in together about 3 days later and we've been living happily living together since.

This brings me to the issue at hand...

She had mentioned a friend of hers had been asking for advice on their relationship and my wife was very much "follow your heart, just look at us!"

I mentioned that what we did probably wouldn't work out for the vast majority of people, moving in after knowing each other for a week? At our ages? 

I don't regret a single thing,  nor would I change anything. I'm just realistic enough to know that we really beat the odds.

I was her first serious relationship and she was my second, and I think she has got a little bit of a distorted view because we essentially won the relationship lottery and I feel like she may accidentally encourage a big move.

The other day she off handily mentioned that said friend had been dating for six months and couldn't believe they weren't living together. That it probably wasn't a good sign for their relationship...

When I explained that's what most couples do, she genuinely seemed confused as to why.

Let me just add that she's not dumb,  she ls brilliant. She's very successful and smart as a whip....I just know that if someone asked me for relationship advice, the last thing I'd do was draw from our situation....

She did get a little miffed when I mentioned that, and her response was one should "always follow their heart" which isn't bad to say, I guess..

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<bot>: I don't think my wife should use our relationship as a basis to give advice on, what worked for us is probably not going to work for the next couple,  especially considering the friend is several years younger. Am I wrong?