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1. If you had to pick a number, what age do you think is “right” (or right for you) to get married or become a parent? Why?
In my opinion, the right age is around 20 years. I believe early marriage helps a person settle in life earlier. When you marry young, you have more time to build your life and grow together. Also, when you have children early, you can see their happiness and even the happiness of their children. Early marriage allows you to experience more joyful moments with your family.
2. If you think there can be a “right age,” what makes that age feel “right” to you?
Yes, I think there can be a right age, and for me it is around 20 years. Some people think 20 is too young, but I don’t see it that way. I feel this age is good because a person still has energy, time, and the ability to adjust and grow in life.
3. Do you think being financially or emotionally stable is a MUST before marriage/parenthood, or can it grow along the way? Explain briefly.
I believe these things can grow along the way. I have seen people delay marriage because they are not financially stable, and sometimes they reach an older age without getting married. Life passes quickly. I think it is better to get married and then improve your situation step by step.
4. Whether you’re already married/already a parent or not yet, can you imagine getting married or becoming a parent earlier or later than your “right age,” or even again in the future? Explain briefly.
I am not a parent, and my mother is no longer alive. I often think that if someone gets married at the age of 20, their children grow up while they are still young. It feels like your children are more like your younger siblings, and you can also see your grandchildren. Early marriage allows a person to experience more happiness in life compared to marrying late.
5. If someone younger than you wanted to get married or be a parent, what would you personally tell them to think about first?
I would advise them to think about managing their life properly. They should plan according to their financial capacity. Having two, three, or four children should depend on what they can afford, because life is expensive nowadays. It is important to think wisely and responsibly.
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1. If you had to pick a number, what age do you think is “right” (or right for you) to get married or become a parent? Why?
In my opinion, the right age is around 20 years. I believe early marriage helps a person settle in life earlier. When you marry young, you have more time to build your life and grow together. Also, when you have children early, you can see their happiness and even the happiness of their children. Early marriage allows you to experience more joyful moments with your family.
2. If you think there can be a “right age,” what makes that age feel “right” to you?
Yes, I think there can be a right age, and for me it is around 20 years. Some people think 20 is too young, but I don’t see it that way. I feel this age is good because a person still has energy, time, and the ability to adjust and grow in life.
3. Do you think being financially or emotionally stable is a MUST before marriage/parenthood, or can it grow along the way? Explain briefly.
I believe these things can grow along the way. I have seen people delay marriage because they are not financially stable, and sometimes they reach an older age without getting married. Life passes quickly. I think it is better to get married and then improve your situation step by step.
4. Whether you’re already married/already a parent or not yet, can you imagine getting married or becoming a parent earlier or later than your “right age,” or even again in the future? Explain briefly.
I am not a parent, and my mother is no longer alive. I often think that if someone gets married at the age of 20, their children grow up while they are still young. It feels like your children are more like your younger siblings, and you can also see your grandchildren. Early marriage allows a person to experience more happiness in life compared to marrying late.
5. If someone younger than you wanted to get married or be a parent, what would you personally tell them to think about first?
I would advise them to think about managing their life properly. They should plan according to their financial capacity. Having two, three, or four children should depend on what they can afford, because life is expensive nowadays. It is important to think wisely and responsibly.
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