It Is Sometimes Said That People Should Be Encouraged To Get Married Before They Turn 30. Do you agree or disagree?

Some
people
believe that
society
should be supported to get married before 30 because it is mutually beneficial to
society
itself and to the persons.
However
,
this
essay disagrees with
such
point of view and
first
provides an example of a number of divorces among humans of
young
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generation and
then
explains that the intents of elder
people
are more serious.
First
of all, family being can not be estimated by only age at which
people
get married. In the recent
past
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it was absolutely necessary
in
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Russia to get married after graduating a university. A lot of youth followed
this
rule.
However
, after the
first
3 years of living together, 7 out of 10 couples divorced because of their different outlooks and purposes.
Such
a number of divorces
can not be advantaged neither
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to
society
nor
people
.
Second
,
people
who could not build their own family by 30 need even more support and attention from
the
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society
. Persons over 30 have realistic and serious plans
on
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their lives, the majority of them have a good job and financial stability, but do not have time
on
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private life.
Therefore
,
instead
of stimulating young humans to rush to get married,
the
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society
should develop a strategy and conditions for elder
people
to meet a soul mate for dating and creating a family based on their common purposes, interests, and life’s philosophy. In conclusion,
this
essay disagreed with the idea that encouraging
people
to be married before 30 will create any advantages and,
moreover
, explains that marriage at
early
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age
do
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not guarantee
creating
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to create
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serious relationships in their families.
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