Argumentative Essay On Teenage Marriage

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The Teenagers Marriage
Ghassan B. Joudah
Dubai International School
Abstract
Marriage is when a male and a female unite together legally. In some countries, it is legal for two people from the same gender to marry each other. Teenagers between the age of thirteen and nineteen are marrying nowadays. In the United States of America 3.9% of teenagers are married, and they are increasing rapidly. Moreover the most country that issues from teen marriage is the Democratic Republic of the Congo since it has up to 74% of their teens married. People are disputed whether teen marriage has to be stopped or it has to keep increasing. Teen marriage must be vanished because it's causing many social and emotional problems. However many teenagers think that
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Their evidence that they think it supports their claim is actually wrong and they absolutely do not support their claim because for every point they mentioned there is an opposing conflict. First of all they started their argument by saying that love beyond everything and that and since they are teenagers they will be very excited to build a brighter future. But they do not know that these teenagers are just living an imagination that will never be true when they are not educated enough to build a brighter future. One of their silly points that they mentioned is that when two teenagers marry each other and start moving from a low priority and going through it hardly will make them move on with all difficulties in life, they are absolutely wrong since this difficulties are not just social they are mental and will cause to illness and I don’t think that trying to handle the illness will not cause to a depression. Having someone by your side your whole life and share your sadness and happiness is very sweet, but having them in such an unexperienced beginning will make it very difficult for you to continue our life easily. You will be wasting time if you marry someone in your teenage life because he or she will be collecting experience as well so helping each other will waste the …show more content…
Everyone has regrets in his life. From this moment we must work hard to reduce the amount of divorces that is increasing from teenage married couple since they are a big part of this generation's mistakes and regrets. Think wisely before any new step that would destroy your life and other people's life. Think about how your parents will watch you destroying your life while they cannot help you in anything. I think the facts and opinions I provided were more than enough to prove my claim and to convince others as well, because we cannot just watch our children destroying their life without anyone that would guide them to the better path and the better way of cooperating with this life. I hope that I had convinced the people around the world about my claim and I also wish that teen marriage will decrease rapidly not the ways it is increasing. Look for experience, education and the right people who can guide you perfectly to the right

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