Obviously, the previous friendship should be the very first step. Unfortunately, during my entire life I only saw a single couple that married after decades of friendship (and their marriage worked very well, until I know).
Sure, don't just jump into marriage. Know more about the person before you flip . it's very important.It is now very important to really get to know the person before getting into intimate relationships. Friendship would be the very first step. 1 or 2 months of courtship is not enough. A person needs more than that to become acquainted with the person
17 years old is too early to marry. It means to skip High School (so not talking about university and such a behavior leads to the undesirable semi-illiteracy), unless at least one of the two in the couple comes from a rich family. But rich people aren't used to marry in their teens. Rich and wealthy people usually marry when their career is on the top. I think the teens aren't age to be considered for marriage, your eldest brother was right.It's not good to say yes impulsively when someone proposes marriage. When I was 17, my boyfriend proposed marriage which I turned down. My eldest brother was against the idea to marry young, so I obeyed my brother. I was so afraid to marry young, gone will be my dreams.
My eldest brother was right and thanked him for saving my future. The guy married another but he left his wife the next day after their marriage. He cannot forget me, lol. Life will be different without finishing our education and exploring possibilities that make life worth living.17 years old is too early to marry. It means to skip High School (so not talking about university and such a behavior leads to the undesirable semi-illiteracy), unless at least one of the two in the couple comes from a rich family. But rich people aren't used to marry in their teens. Rich and wealthy people usually marry when their career is on the top. I think the teens aren't age to be considered for marriage, your eldest brother was right.
Ohh, this is surely an advice for young people seeking to marry so as not to make a wrong choice while being blinded by loveIt's the experience of my coworker. She rushed to marry the guy she didn't know well. She said she loved the guy and she had no bad issues about their feelings. After two weeks courtship, she accepted the guy's love They dated for a month and then the guy proposed marriage which she answered yes impulsively. Well, they were happy, no doubt about it but after she got pregnant, she saw her husband with someone else and left her. She learned late that her husband was an impostor , a married man with many aliases.
Indeed, it is not good to marry young. Marrying is not a contest. It takes time to develop the feeling especially the financial capability if already stable or not.Ohh, this is surely an advice for young people seeking to marry so as not to make a wrong choice while being blinded by lov
Someone's promises may fly away and that's a sad thing. It's better not to fall in love for everything that falls is broken.People need to know that last line. That marriage is a lifetime commitment we just have to know whom we are marrying before doing so.