John And Jane

Why are so many people against young married love? Statistics has shown that more than half of the couples who get married during their teenage years divorce within the first 15 years. Teenage marriage is possible and legal, but majority of teenagers are not financially stable. It is also most likely that majority of teenagers are not at the maturity level for marriage. They are also, likely to grow apart. Thus, teenage marriages are likely to end unhappily.

Teenagers often have inadequate financial support. Teenage income is usually not stable and financial stability is one of the important fundamental elements in marriage. As a teenager it is often difficult to find a job that pays more than minimum wage because of their limited education. In cases like these most will have to work a full time job to support his or her family. Such as Working full time job does not allow enough time for them to further their education in order to move out of the working class status. In addition there is a high probability that a tight financial situation can create tension which can lead to unhappiness. Recently, friend of mine named Paul got married and is now in big dilemma with financial issues. It turns out Paul's wife Jenny is a big spen

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Jenny's parents ended up calling a cop after seeing bruises on Jenny's arms. Paul cannot satisfy his wife's wants because he is working at a minimum wage job. For instance, one might prefer to live in the city and other instead might prefer the suburbs. They will find themselves having a lot of arguments and causing themselves more stress. In Paul's case he simply yelled and pushed her when the bill came from the credit card company. While two young people in their middle teenage years have much in common, their ideals and goals might change as time passes on. Ultimately, couples will have very little in common. Basically, it is too crucial of a