For some reason this post was at the top of the forum on my screen, yet the newest post is 2 weeks old. Weird.
I'll go ahead and respond anyway.
I desire to be a wife/mom someday. I really want to be a stay at home mom, for at least a while. However, up until last August, my desire to get married was focused on the fact that I thought that marriage would make me feel validated. It would show the world that I was, in fact, capable of being loved. To prove that I was worth it. But last August, God brought this to my attention. He showed me that that is not what marriage was about, and that all of those feelings were tied to my lack of a healthy view of myself and of Christ. It was really incredible, but I now (through the gracious truth of God) desire to get married to show the world a godly, loving couple. To show others (along with my future husband and I) what Christ's love for the church looks like. To work for God's kingdom with my husband beside me. I actually wrote a whole, in depth, note on it on Facebook in hopes that it would reach out to others the way it changed me. Many felt the same way and I was thankful that God gave me the words to speak to those who had been struggling with the same thing.
Do I still desire a husband? Yes. Do I think about it? Yes, relatively often. But it has started to be less of a panging, hopeless feeling and more of a patience and desiring God more, feeling.
That's probably more in depth than most care to know and it may not make sense.
But it was a bit in response to BarlyGurl's post on why us young women want to get married.
ETA: I will say, though, that that desire was really strong a year or two ago. Probably because it was "engagement season" apparently, because 12 people that I knew got engaged within a 6 month time span. 12!