from happy marriages, they pretty much married young, while the ones who come from divorced families don't want to rush into it." Keller sees marriage as something that will happen in a few years time, when he is ready to think about a family. In contemplating whether someone is marrying material, he is also contemplating whether they are mothering material. "The older ou get, the more important it is with kids," he says. "You start thinking what would your kids look like, whether they'd take after you or her, and what kind of a mother the woman would be." And as he gets older, Keller is thinking less about looks. But attractiveness still plays a role, as can be seen from the way he describes his current girlfriend. "Just for the record, she's a glamour, all right." MEN & MARRIAGE Young men plan to marry, but they want to take their time. Last year, a survey of twentysomethings by The Australian Temperament Project found more than 80 per cent expected to marry some day. However, women were more likely to see a wedding just around the corner, while men saw it as several years away. Power couples are on the rise, with high-powered men less likely to marry homemakers than before. In the 1980s, the higher the salary of a man, the fewer hours his wife was likely to work. This trend has since reversed, according to a study in the UK journal Labour Economics in 2007. Generation Y has