Do you have some kind of income, employment or business? Can you pay for housing and utilities? You need to be an adult and have basic means of support, and correctly understand what marriage is, in the traditional and Orthodox sense. It's a lifelong relationship, not based on your feelings, but on a sacred commitment (aka "a vow" in the Christian sense) that should not be broken under any circumstances, however much things sour later, that you must learn to love, not now, when it is easy and you are coasting on feelings, but later, when it becomes hard. You have to see marriage as Christ sees the Church. He loves His Spouse unconditionally, and will never leave her, no matter how horrible she becomes. You need to be mature, which means being ready to bear and raise children, to undertake not only the joys, but the difficulty and pain that must also come. It is another type of cross, one that can be sweet at times, but at times really a painful cross.
But it is not good for man to be alone. If you understand all that and are prepared to do it, go for it! There's nothing else to wait for. You're never going to have ideal conditions, and late marriage is generally worse than marriage while young, provided these things are understood and all other things being equal. I am an old father now, in my fifties with teenage kids, and wishing I was twenty years younger.
My wife and I like to work outdoors, but with me it’s fruit trees and gardening. With her it’s growing and germinating succulents. I like to play the guitar and she has zero interest. She likes to paint, and I’m not into that. She’s NOT a fan of theology or religious reading but always goes to church. She’s not a huge animal lover but loves shih tzus so I got her one plus she’s fallen in love with one of our cats. We both like the same TV shows.
