Title: Paul Graham said in his essay "How to start a startup" that the best age to start a startup is between 23 and 38. Among these people, some of them must be married, right? So I have been wondering how a married life (and possibly one with kids, ugh) affect the chances and the process of creating and running a startup. Now, assuming that marriage is supposed to be a very important part of life, I imagine that it is rather hellish because Paul Graham also said that "Startups Take Over Your Life".<p>How does a married hacker do it?<p>I am 28, I just got married in May and I am pondering the possibility of starting something with my hacker friends in Hong Kong.<p>Would any married startup founder enlighten me (and other prospective married hackers)?
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