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• They're both in their lat thirties. And she is 1.5 years younger than him.
• He is bald and skinny built kind of short height, innocent looking man.
• He has very hairy body for a man.
• He is very very average looking and she is a bit above average looking , is somewhat short for a woman but has nice well built attractive curvy body.
• He is introvert and socially awkward. While she is extrovert and has great social skills.
• She takes the lead in everything while he needs to be pushed to do anything.
• She is very photogenic while his photos are very awkward and ok ok type.

She likes him a lot and has even asked him for relationship.

Why do you think this woman likes him and wants to be in relationship with him despite all the negative points above?

There are questions posted about open relationships, polyamory, swinging, and other non-traditional types of relationships, and questions which bash marriage as a failed institution, but not as many questions about the virtues and desirability of traditional marriage or a long-term committed and exclusive relationship. I think this is caused by people in non-traditional relationships needing to seek validation for their choices while people in traditional relationships don't have that same need. The result is that some users seem to perceive that traditional marriage and long term monogamy have lost their popularity because they don't often hear it being discussed in positive terms.

SO. . . you tell me. The question is not whether you want to get married or find a long term relationship immediately. If you are 17 or 18 years old, I wouldn't recommend that; date for a while and become familiar with the range of people available for relationships, but. . . eventually, do you want to be in a relationship that leads to a long term monogamous commitment or marriage?