It is sometimes said that people should be encouraged to get married before they are 30, as this is best for both of the individual and for society. Do you agree or disagree?

Entering into a
marriage
at the
age
of 30 is at times believed to be the best that could happen to a person and
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society. I totally disagree with
this
due to
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of experience, financial instability and educational instability that will result from it.
Experience
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they said is the best teacher. One
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to be advanced in
life
to acquire
much
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ideas relevant
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building a family. A survey conducted to assess the
marriage
stability among people aged 30 and 45 showed that,
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aged four decades and above are
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in their
marriage
than those below that
age
owing to the fact that the former is more experienced prior to
marriage
than the latter.
Therefore
, skills and qualities necessary for family
life
need to be built over time before
marriage
. Moreso, getting married at 30 will leave
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in financial problems, as they may not be stable in their various struggles in
life
to fend for themselves alone talk less of adding another person.
This
happened to my younger brother who because he taught he have a handful of wealth, married at the said
age
,
however
, the
marriage
crumbled as the wife could not cope with being deprived
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of her needs due to lack of money.
Furthermore
, most undergraduate students are within the
age
of 25 and 35,
therefore
, getting married
this
time will halt their educational pursuit and later denial of various prospects in
life
also
making the society flooded with school dropouts. Conclusively, because of inadequate
life
exposure, bankruptcy and dropping out of school, I think both people and society should frown at the aforementioned
age
getting married.
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  • Psychological stability
  • Social maturity
  • Economic benefits
  • Shared responsibilities
  • Ancestral customs
  • Cultural imperatives
  • Personal development
  • Career establishment
  • Societal norms
  • Lifestyle choices
  • Divorce rates
  • Life decisions
  • Subjective wellbeing
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