early or not, getting married if you are not planning to have children is kind of useless these days :)
***********since you did not add a block for me to write feedback, i will leave it here. it is good that you added a cover letter, but it should be more detailed, especially addressing research ethics in more detail (e.g. data collection and handling, right to withdraw, etc.). the question on marital status, like on gender, should have an option not to disclose this information as it might be sensitive and triggering to the respondent. you should avoid double questions (e.g. would you get married and did you get married are two different questions). the question about the media where the news was heard has an option other, but the respondent cannot add their option there...
i don't think it's healthy.
not for me
neutral. i do not disagree with early marriage.
marriage too early, i think, has negative consequences for physical, mental, and emotional well-being and is an obstacle to continuing education in higher schools, because there is already a household responsibility that takes an infinite amount of time, effort, and energy.
from my perspective, i would only get married if i had an unexpected child.
i believe that if a person is over 18 years old, then they can make decisions on their own. with that being said, i am not against it.
i don't think that the person needs to wait; i believe that if a person is an adult and has reached 18 years, they can be fully responsible for their own actions and make smart choices. age provides a certain level of experience, but some people do not become any smarter with age. while people are young, they are more open and not afraid of certain things. if a young person wants to be in a fully committed relationship, that's great.
it is like baby love, it is nice but you don’t need it.