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In many Romani communities, fourteen has long been viewed as an early yet acceptable age for a girl to marry, reinforcing kin ties and tradition. By nineteen, an unmarried woman may face stigma as past the preferred age. Such customs emphasize youth, continuity, and ceremonially blessed family formation.
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