Is JWOWW Getting Engaged?

Posted In: Tying Knots
July 23, 2012 more

Cupid's Pulse, Celebrity Couples, dating advice, Jenni Farley, Roger Mathews, JWOWW, Reality TV, Engagements, Jersey Shore, relationship, marriage
Roger Mathews and Jenni "JWOWW" Farley. Photo: Steven Lawton/FilmMagic

Jenni ‘JWOWW’ Farley is the next Jersey Shore member to tie the knot. Farley and boyfriend Roger Mathews are considering marriage, according to People. The pair, who have been together for almost two years, live together and are ready to make the next step.

How do you know when it’s time to consider marriage?

Description: ...We know you're intrigued. Click here for more.Cupid’s Advice:

After you’ve been dating for a while, your left hand usually starts to itch with anticipation of an engagement ring. Here are some ways to tell that it’s time to move forward and consider marriage:

1. You want to settle down: If you’re growing tired of uncertainties and dating around, it might be time to settle down. Talk to your partner and see what the next step is for you.

2. You’re practically married already: You’re living together and have kids—you might as well tie the knot.

3. You can’t imagine life without them: If your love makes your life complete, it may be time to vow to each other for life.

How do you know when it’s time to consider marriage? Tell us below.



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  • jess

    Wow! They look perfect for each other. 

  • kevs

    It’s time to consider marriage when you had enough of your single life. You had enough party and night outs. When you had enough friends who would support your decisions and willing to give you up for your happiness. If you think you could handle life without these, then you’re ready. 

  • bbb999

    There’s no such thing as “giving up” when you have to marry. I’ve been married for 5 years and we never argue about parties, night outs and friends. We go together, drink together and have fun together. I think the keys to our successful marriage and relationship is “acceptance and versatility.”