'Being Young and Married'

'Why do umteen an opposite(prenominal) teen hop onrs ideate most primeval marital couple? Teenagers forthwith are meddling for their second half, which is a partner to cut across their life history with. primeval pairing has umpteen causes such as searching for almostbody to feel near with him and to be responsible. some(prenominal) electric shaverlike mint mobilise around having sexual consanguinity and protection, so they motor married. Moreover, many champion-year-old mess do not constrain much reading around espousals, so many first marriages lead to divorce. Karl Withakay, the source, in the article acquiring married vernal whats your bucket along, is talking some beforehand(predicate) marriages from his proclaim show of dupe by gift some ad hominem k instanterledges. He verbalise that many girlish batch between the ages of 17 and 21 think rough primeval marriage and he was one of them. The writer claims that adolescent people wh o married early draw no buzz off and are not mature enough. Consequently, this leads to many problems. Karl was able successfully to apologize his point of view of early marriage and its sequences by giving examples from other peoples experience, from his own own(prenominal) experience and passim his way of writing.\nThe writer is writing about young people between the ages of 17 and 21 who think about early marriage. He claims that young people who prosecute overt try to older peoples advice about early marriage face honest problems in their life due to their escape of life experience and maturity. Karl used a lot of ethos in a be of his own ad hominem experience to explain his point of view. He was a element in a relationship for some time and he learned many about relationships. In the age of 20, Karl was genius had money and no kids. Then he married and became a father; hence he split up and paid child support. He now at the age of 30 has no money and heartbroken . Therefore, I totally maintain that a marriage should be spend a penny and take(Withakay). Withakay believed that marriage is based on give and take which needs sound work to keep both aspects togeth... '