Can you marry while still in school as a man
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Getting married while in school is not a bad thing but it can affect one's education in many ways such as marital responsibilities and coping with academic work can be so stressful and can get you fatigued which will lead to born out which in turn can lead to academic setback the best thing to do isRead more
Getting married while in school is not a bad thing but it can affect one’s education in many ways such as marital responsibilities and coping with academic work can be so stressful and can get you fatigued which will lead to born out which in turn can lead to academic setback the best thing to do is to be patient and graduate from school then you are able to focus on your marital life without the stress of academics
See lessI don't think it is ideal for a man to marry while still in school, though others might argue that the most important factor here is that the man is capable of taking care of his wife and family financially, and also sort out school issues. Marrying while still in school often leads to one area lackRead more
I don’t think it is ideal for a man to marry while still in school, though others might argue that the most important factor here is that the man is capable of taking care of his wife and family financially, and also sort out school issues.
Marrying while still in school often leads to one area lacking attention over the other. It will be very hard to focus on your education and still handle building a family. If you are going for your masters or PhD i believe this is more flexible and can be managed with running a family.
See lessPersonally I cannot marry while still in school because of many reasons. First and foremost financially speaking I am not buoyant enough and with all my projections I don't think that before I graduate I will reach that level of financial buoyance that I want to get to before I marry. Secondly marriRead more
Personally I cannot marry while still in school because of many reasons.
First and foremost financially speaking I am not buoyant enough and with all my projections I don’t think that before I graduate I will reach that level of financial buoyance that I want to get to before I marry.
Secondly marriage is something that requires emotional maturity which personally I feel I need a little more time to attain. So I won’t rush things
See lessI don't think this is a nice idea because as a student you still are trying to get your life together though this will depend on your age and other stuff But just as a normal student I don't think it is safe to go into marriage while in school, it is more ideal to wait until you're married and you hRead more
I don’t think this is a nice idea because as a student you still are trying to get your life together though this will depend on your age and other stuff
But just as a normal student I don’t think it is safe to go into marriage while in school, it is more ideal to wait until you’re married and you have gotten everything in place before you go ahead and think about getting married
See lessI don't subscribe to this because marriage is a serious business. Personal development is continuous; achieving personal progress in a devoted partnership can be complex. So one needs to finish one stage of serious business first before jumping into another Even schooling is a serious business. PriRead more
I don’t subscribe to this because marriage is a serious business. Personal development is continuous; achieving personal progress in a devoted partnership can be complex. So one needs to finish one stage of serious business first before jumping into another Even schooling is a serious business.
Priorities can shift over time, and even after school because what we may have enjoyed in our twenties or thirties may differ significantly from what we value in our later lives after school. If both spouses are not on the same page, this can cause tension and strife in a union.
Younger partners are more apt to divorce than those who wait until they are more stable financially and otherwise. things like immaturity, a lack of life experience, and financial uncertainty can easily wreck a Marriage and this can happen very fast with a man still in college
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