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Why you shouldn’t get married in your teens and 20s – Divorce lawyer counsels young people

A United States-based divorce attorney, Denise Rappaport Isaacs, has stated her opinion on the concept of marriage.

She said that it is a bad idea for teenagers and persons in their 20s to get married.

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In a viral video, the divorce attorney, who has been practicing for 40 years, opined that the older people grow, the more they change.

“Who you were at 18 or 20 is not the same person you are going to be at 30. You don’t have financial stability, you don’t have a career, you don’t know where you are going, There are so many question marks and you haven’t developed into who you are. You are just trying to figure things out,” she said.

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Her opinion has sparked mixed reactions from Netizens. Some agree with her whereas others are of the opinion that age shouldn’t be a determinant in the success and failure of a marriage.

Others argue that some folks that figured themselves out before they got married still ended up getting divorced.

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Netizens react

@jospirado_: “Very wrong idea. Women should marry young, if they can. It a good thing.”

@beautyaddictmakeover: “Have been saying this. Women should go to school. Get a job and work for a while before thinking of marriage. It actually for thier own good. If you like hear 🚶🚶🚶”

@joanodenu: “Some people that married early are still together, so it not about getting married early or old😂 it all depends on who you get married to.”

@gennyngum: “She’s very right, Paul Okoye has taught us a lesson.”

@lord_of_jombo: “This philosophy works only in western world and not applicable to Africa, especially Nigeria. In Nigeria it is catch them young.”

@adokiye: ” I disagree. There is no hard and fast rule. Life/marriage has got no fast rule. Whatever works for anyone. Age is NOTHING but a number.”

@kicks: “My sister got married at 21 and they’re still married 27 years and counting.”

@uzy_nze: “It all about getting married to a partner with sense, empathy and understanding. Most importantly, a spirit of forgiveness.”

@lady_omena: ” I agree but our parent don’t😢”