Getting married young

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Getting Married Young
Introduction
Nowadays, the traditions surrounding the marriage institution has changed significantly. Did you know that the average age for marrying in America has been growing higher? The Atlantic.com in June 2015 reported that the average groom in 1960 was about 23 years while the bride was about 20 years. However, by 2011, the average age for marriage had increased to about 29 years and 26 years for men and women respectively. This number seems to continue to grow, as most young adults currently prefer to delay marriage to pursue their dreams and achieve financial stability. However, is delaying getting married the best path for the young people? Although early marriage is not for every individual, there exist certain benefits such as such as having the ability to adjust and adapt early, getting a child easily, and improving finances. Today, we will talk about these advantages associated with getting married when young.
The first benefit associated with getting married young is that you will have the capability of adjusting and adapting in the marriage compared to when you are old. LifeSiteNews.com in July 2015 reported that a young married couple has understanding and tolerance towards due to the easy adjustments in their marriage. It is easier for the couple to integrate since they do not have deeply ingrained attitudes, patterns, or habits that would require changing after getting married. Therefore, the chances…