
Daniel asks…
What are your views on teenage love and marriage?
I’m the type of girl that wonders but never asks or views my opinions until now.
The love I’m talking about is showing your affection towards that one person that will pop in your head when someone says his/her name.
It is also when you give them the power to destroy you, but trust that they don’t.
And marriage should be what makes a relationship divine. Getting married means that something bigger than both of you is bringing you together.
What are your views on teenage love and marriages?
Because remember age is just a number

Lukes Love Life answers:
Teenage love, not so bad. Marriage? I think thats kind of pushing it.
It seemed necessary when people only lived until they were about 40, but with life expectancy on the rise (along with divorce rates being fairly high), my opinion is that if you truly love someone, you can wait until your 20′s. If you break up before your 20′s, you just saved yourself a divorce.

William asks…
What does everyone think about TEENAGE marriage?
I just saw a couple on facebook saying they were getting married.
They are my age. 18! She is pregnant now, and I guess by getting married they are making there family “complete and official”
I just could never imagine getting married this young.
You have your WHOLE life ahead of you, and some, (not all,) teenage boys aren’t really ready to settle with one girl. Aren’t you going to get tired of the relationship? Then its drama when you want a divorce.
What do you guys think?

Lukes Love Life answers:
Marrying basically right out of highschool is way too young. With the divorce rates are already high, marrying at a young age makes it worse. Most of them want to marry jus cuz the idea of marriage…the fun and glamour of planning the wedding, the honeymoon, but the dont realize that after the honeymoon is over its a totally different story. Now that the girl is knocked up is gonna be worse. Well they might have to learn the hard way. Although there is a small percentage of teen marriages that do work but rare

Robert asks…
Societal changes in relationships of teenage girls in the past vs now?
I’m looking to research the way that society has changed over time relationships, like how girls used to get married and have kids at an early age, but now it’s kinda looked down upon in some instances.
Are there any websites that would give information about marriage, relationships, sex, pregnancy, etc for teenage girls in the past or in the future? Or both?
Thanks.
Sorry if this sounds confusing, I’m actually needing this kind of information for a paper. So, if anyone else who answers has sources for their information, that would be great. … or ideas on what to type in the search engine would work.

Lukes Love Life answers:
If you ask google any targeted questions, it’ll churn up a lot of answers.
Http://www.youtube.com/user/reviveourhearts#p/c/41F8579755989735/0/SRQ_JLQ_fM0
The link above has a series of vidoes on how the media has depicted women over the years which might help. Click on ‘you’ve come along way baby’.

Joseph asks…
Is it unhealthy for a teenage guy to bring up talks of marriage in a relationship?
and constantly say he wants to be with the girl “foreverrrrrrrrrr”? Should she tell him this makes her feel a little uncomfortable even if it may hurt him?
he doesnt mean right now but “someday” in years to come, and its been a year of a relationship

Lukes Love Life answers:
Yes, it’s unhealthy…
The proper response to the male teens marriage proposal should always be… “As soon as you move out of your mom’s house and have your education and a good job, I’ll consider it… Until then, let’s just date. OK?”

George asks…
Does chastity in a relationship guarantee a stronger marriage bond?
In observation, many old people who were living conservative lives during their teenage years such as the practice of the virtues of chastity, modesty, celibacy, and purity seems to have stronger bonds, celebrating years of marriage and having a fulfilled marriage and family life.
Don’t you think that the practice of the so called “freedom” these days such as premarital is the greatest contributor to having broken families and wounded relationships?

Lukes Love Life answers:
Human sin is the greatest contributor.
And I do think that chastity in a dating relationship gives you a better chance of sticking together in marriage.
Chastity in dating requires trust and commitment and forward planning and choosing to honour and love each other… All of which are skills required in marriage.
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