Jealousy Habits

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Lust is a powerful emotion, but it’s a deadly addiction too. Lust can make one do things that could permanently alter their future, such as getting married at a young age. Dreams could be compromised, friendships could be torn, and for the most important part: your confidence and independence could be diminished. The government should set an age limit on marriage due to the effects on the brain, potential career development, emotional complications, and false claims of the entertainment industry.
Many people think they are in love, but they could be under the omnipotent grasp of the brain. Our generation is exposed to unhealthy habits, and ultimately it affects the development of our growing brain. People are addicted to the effects of oxytocin
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If you have a partner, it adds distraction to what you should be really focusing on: which is your future career. Jealousy can quickly arise in a relationship if one partner is doing better financially. The union of a marriage, should add to your assets, not decrease its worth. Nuptials are time-consuming and your career needs just as much attention as your partner. The focus is no longer about oneself, but about one another. The potential you could be putting into your jobs is compromised by your significant other, and conversely, it affects your capacity to earn more money. You make more money as a single individual than an individual who is committed to wedlock at a young age. Youth should be fully enthralled in their career development and foundation because it will create a sense of security in the future for when a marriage is …show more content…
Experimentation with yourself first is key, because you must know yourself better than anyone else. Early adulthood should be conserved for experimentation on trial and error. This approach can help hone your susceptibility to deciphering the differences between love and lust. Our generation gets confused between a good friend or true love. What could you possibly learn from a freshman breakup in high school? One might discover that their once romantic relationship was better suited for friendship. People are starting to live longer than our past generations, so there is no need to rush a long-life commitment at a young age if it could be done later in life. Premature marriage is the early onset of dependence on your loved one. There is a strong correlation between age at marriage and marriage success, and this shows that there is a higher chance of infidelity issues the earlier you say “I do.” The idea of divorce lingers in the air for young lovers in this

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