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neutral

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.

i think it's a personal preference, but i myself wouldn't rush into marriage.

it is not for me. but if other people want it, i think it's great. there is a different time for each of us; some people move faster to bigger life decisions than others.

i think early marriage (before turning 20) can be a bad thing, since young adults at that age are changing - leaving their parents' house, getting their first job, trying to understand themselves sexually, so it can be a problem to have a happy marriage since you don't know who you really are and what you like to do. a partner can influence you to like the same things they do, but that's how you forget yourself.

if people want it, i support their idea!

strongly opposed

i'm not against it, but often people drastically change after turning 20-22, so that change in character or behavior might lead to a divorce.

i think it's beautiful, but not everyone can make it.

i think it's not good. i feel people need time to know themselves first in order to make that important decision.

i think if people are in love, it's not a problem to marry young.

it's quite immature to rush into marriage at a young age because people are still searching for their life's path, and after a few years, people's mental state can change a lot.

i have nothing against it, as long as it’s not forced or out of necessity for things like pregnancy or money.

if that’s what people decide, then good for them. it’s not something i can see myself doing.

i don't see a point in any marriage, no matter if it's early or late. if you love a person, you can live with them even without getting married. marriage is like proof to others that "look, we love each other and we want to prove it to everyone else by getting married."

good in some cases.

i think there is an increased possibility of divorce and an unhappy married life.

i am against early marriage when it is forced, unwillingly, adhering to traditions (various exchanges, purchases, etc.). i think getting married before the age of 17 is a very bad decision. but after turning 18, it doesn't sound so frightening. a person becomes an adult, especially if they can support themselves and think rationally, so why not? i am against all those traditional marriages. it is nonsense when the groom is barely 14 years old. but 20? completely normal. if someone proposed to me at that age and i knew that person loved me, i would completely agree. it's just strange why it might seem abnormal to marry or have children at 18 or 20... if you ask parents and calculate well, the average would be similar; most people started families at that age.

neutral. it's not for me.

it's a person's choice.

it's too rushed in my opinion; people need to live a little, because based on statistics, most relationships (about 90%) don't last if they are formed before 30.

if those two people decide to take this step, it's their choice, regardless of age (whether 18 or 48 years old). and yet, engagement under 18 would seem too strange to me...

love, yes queen

only malalietki marry.

i think, if a person feels that the time is right and their partner is the one, then why not go for it.

wait a little, if they are the right person for you, you will always be able to marry them later. and if they are not the right person, divorce will be difficult.

hello korn, marriage is another level of dedication to your significant other. it takes a lot of time to nourish the relationship, and it should not be rushed. you have to know most, if not all, flaws of your partner and have a strong will to stay with them for the rest of your life.

dangerous

it sometimes works, but sometimes it doesn't.

maybe wait a bit, then get married later!

pedophilia

i think it's thoughtless because you haven't even seen the world and don't fully know yourself. it usually ends up in divorce.

i think it would be a mistake.