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>>17158488
In theory 2.5 years older shouldn't be a problem, but if you look at the statistics marriages were the wife is older even a single year than her husband are way more likely to fall apart.
Also you might want to reconsider marrige, or at least don't rush into it like every goddamn normie does.
Pic related, and if I'm not mistaken I think US average is around 50%

>>16890051
>marry

What is even the point of marriage nowadays? In most of the developed world you hvave 50% chance of losing half of all your shit.
It's like going 100x leverage on binance