It Is Sometimes Said That People Should Be Encouraged To Get Married Before They Turn 30

Some people believe that humans should be supported to get married before 30 because it is mutually beneficial to society in general and to the persons themselves.
However
,
this
essay disagrees with
such
point of view and,
firstly
, provides divorce rates among modern couples and
then
explains that the improved medicine refuses
such
a limitation as childbirth only before 30.
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, in Russia, it used to be almost mandatory to get married shortly after graduation. A lot of the youth followed
this
rule.
However
, after the
first
3 years of living together, 7 out of 10 couples got divorced because of their different outlooks and purposes for
further
life.
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number of divorces can not be of advantage either to society or individuals. Because of the increased number of broken couples, it will be required from the government
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spend extra money on allowances to support single-parent families.
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, with the development of medicine, getting married and
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children before 30 is not actual anymore. It is already an average case when children are born by women over 35. The majority of persons over 30 have good jobs and financial stability. Because of their social maturity, they have realistic and serious plans for the future.
Therefore
,
instead
of stimulating young humans to rush to get married,
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should concentrate more on the people’s education and bringing up members of a better generation with deep respect to the cult of family. In conclusion,
this
essay disagrees with the idea that encouraging people to get married before 30 will create any advantages and,
moreover
, supports the opposite idea of getting married in humans’
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mid 30s
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.
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