Judaism traditionally assumed that people would marry and have kids and do that at a pretty young age. Orthodox Judaism generally still assumes this and it is true enough for them. However, even non-Orthodox forms of Judaism seem to still be based around the idea that Jews will marry and have kids, and start at a relatively young age, despite that not being the case.\* This creates a sort of interesting gap where Jews are single for a good chunk of their lives and nearly every Jewish group that isn't focused on match making is sort of alienating. This seems to be something of a problem IMO. #religion