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ring and all. Im looking at it. jawdrop

Dusty?

Who the truck is Dustin?

Dustin Timberlake?

Originally posted by Flamboyant4Life
Dusty?

Zatch.

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
Who the truck is Dustin?

My bf for a year. We are on here all the time, so yeah people know us. As a couple. So I felt like sharing.

Originally posted by RaeRox
ring and all. Im looking at it. jawdrop

You're 14.

Was your answer yes ?

Originally posted by LanceWindu
You're 14.
That means Dustin can be arrested!

Originally posted by RaeRox
Zatch.
In that case, .
Originally posted by LanceWindu
You're 14.
In that case, .

Originally posted by LanceWindu
You're 14.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Dustin is fat and ugly. He has a 3 inch penis

Who the **** proposes to a fourteen year old?

apparently Dustin.

Originally posted by RaeRox
ring and all. Im looking at it. jawdrop
Congrats. I've been engaged since 15.

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
Congrats. I've been engaged since 15. Me to

No joke

Originally posted by A.J
Me to

No joke
You act 9 and you look 10.

Originally posted by LanceWindu
You're 14. how old is Dustin?

Originally posted by A.J
Me to

No joke
No, I really have...

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
Congrats. I've been engaged since 15. Pretty Weird!

If this girl is 14, it sounds like this marriage is really going to last.

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
No, I really have... So have I.....No joke, thats why i beleive you.

Originally posted by Flamboyant4Life
Pretty Weird!
What's weird?
Originally posted by 0MEN
If this girl is 14, it sounds like this marriage is really going to last.
Well she'll be better off if she waits until she gets out of high school to get married.

Originally posted by A.J
So have I.....No joke, thats why i beleive you.
How old is your fiance, is she 15 too?

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
How old is your fiance, is she 15 too? 17

Nealy 18 so im younger

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
What's weird?

Getting engaged at 15

Originally posted by A.J
17

Nealy 18 so im younger
O RLY!
Wow, did you propose or did she?
Originally posted by Flamboyant4Life
Getting engaged at 15
Oh...

Originally posted by Flamboyant4Life
Getting engaged at 15
I did that when I was 14. barker

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
O RLY!
Wow, did you propose or did she?
Well we joked around with it alot and had fun, but one day i asked if she really wants to she asked are you joking i said no and she said yes and we done some.......stuff.......

Then she made me do it properly afterwards, TWICE because i didnt do it good enough

Originally posted by Barker
I did that when I was 14. barker To RaeRox?

Oh hey, yeah I doubt I'm getting engaged. Because i told the girl I loved that I loved hewr a couple weeks ago, and she hasin't talked to me since.

I'm not entirely sure, but I don't think that's a good sign

That's...

Umm...

What?!

Originally posted by 0MEN
If this girl is 14, it sounds like this marriage is really going to last.

I totally agree. This is ridiculous.

Originally posted by A.J
Well we joked around with it alot and had fun, but one day i asked if she really wants to she asked are you joking i said no and she said yes and we done some.......stuff.......

Then she made me do it properly afterwards, TWICE because i didnt do it good enough
Awww. Coolness. Yeah Daniel has redone it in his bedroom down on one knee because I wanted him to, because it's sweet. The first time he wasn't down on one knee either so that made up for it.

AJ, I just fornicated with your girlfriend

Sounds like Dustin is incredibly stupid.

Originally posted by Flamboyant4Life
To RaeRox?
Oh no.

I did that when I was 7.
Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
AJ, I just fornicated with your girlfriend
Me too.


.. After KoK, of course. tongue_ss

He's probablly a homo.


btw, nice addition barker

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
He's probablly a homo.


btw, nice addition barker
w00t

Congrats


I love the name Dustin

Still, bitches are hurtful mank.

If I were you, I would say no

dustin; you have a stalker, run, leg it, hide, leave this forum.

Originally posted by A.J
17

Nealy 18 so im younger

...

You look like your 10 or 12...

Engaged my ass.

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/6797/sign7bz.png

Not a good idea, Rae, at your age. At all.

Originally posted by DarkC
Not a good idea, Rae, at your age. At all.

I'm a champion for love cheerleader
Weee go you two!

too bad when you're 14 you don't know what you want. You can't be commited from 14 till the end of your life, especially when you live the states or in the UK. Thats like saying, "I love you so much" to the first boyfriend you ever had, when you never really loved them. You thought you did, but you don't even know what love is. I'm 14, and I'm definetly not getting married until I'm at least 24. Any earlier is ridiculous. Not every one pulls of a dumb Romeo and Juliet scenario.

Bullshit, I've read a story of this couple who have just celebrated their 80th anniversary, she was 14 when they married, he was 18.
80 years people, that's love.

yeah, thats one.

Got anymore? Or you wanna make some up for me?

Yeah, so what? 50% of all marriages end in divorce anyways.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Bullshit, I've read a story of this couple who have just celebrated their 80th anniversary, she was 14 when they married, he was 18.
80 years people, that's love.

That was back in the day when 14 year olds had more responsibility.

I have responsibility. I just drop it before I come to the computer

Originally posted by LanceWindu
That was back in the day when 14 year olds had more responsibility.

Thats very true!

Originally posted by silver_tears
Bullshit, I've read a story of this couple who have just celebrated their 80th anniversary, she was 14 when they married, he was 18.
80 years people, that's love.

Do you think that's normal, or just a single one-off case?

I'd think the latter, myself.

I'm a fan of love and all myself, but also common sense.

I gotta admit I'm a little jealous.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
I gotta admit I'm a little jealous.

really? Well I'm the same age as Rae, but honestly I'm not jealous. Is she ready for that much commitment with the society there is today? I know I'm not. Plus theres education that comes into play, and their parents, and just a bunch of other stuff. Grow up, and learn what you need. Don't trust teenage puppy love.

Originally posted by SelphieT
yeah, thats one.

Got anymore? Or you wanna make some up for me?

Yeah, so what? 50% of all marriages end in divorce anyways.

Yea cause that's what I invest my time in, I make up stories to entertain people
How about you give me one story of people who married at 14 and didn't make it?


Yea, and it's more like 38 percent, and going down, since fewer people are getting married nowadays. Nice try though.

Originally posted by SelphieT
really? Well I'm the same age as Rae, but honestly I'm not jealous. Is she ready for that much commitment with the society there is today? I know I'm not. Plus theres education that comes into play, and their parents, and just a bunch of other stuff. Grow up, and learn what you need. Don't trust teenage puppy love.

I'm just kinda jealous and fully happy for her but, I have to ask how old is Dustin? Also the parent thing had me wondering too.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Bullshit, I've read a story of this couple who have just celebrated their 80th anniversary, she was 14 when they married, he was 18.
80 years people, that's love.
That's nice and all, but that's still really rare.

I've been wanting to get married since eighth grade, but it doesn't mean I can really rush off into something blind, I'm cautious as well.

I wouldn't be, being cautious in love leads to heartbreak imo

Originally posted by silver_tears
Yea cause that's what I invest my time in, I make up stories to entertain people
How about you give me one story of people who married at 14 and didn't make it?


Yea, and it's more like 38 percent, and going down, since fewer people are getting married nowadays. Nice try though.

haha, well from where I'm from its 50%. Plus, my parents are divorced. Are yours? It hurts. But you probably wouldn't care anyways.

Well, I've heard stories where people who are in their 30's married little 14 year olds. I'm not going to ask them how its going. I can understand if your religion entitles getting married at an early age, but for modern society, its not necessary. I'm not going to get married at such a young age, its ridiculous. Maybe first I'll learn what the real world is like, and take if from there. I recommend that for RaeRox.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Yea cause that's what I invest my time in, I make up stories to entertain people
How about you give me one story of people who married at 14 and didn't make it?


Yea, and it's more like 38 percent, and going down, since fewer people are getting married nowadays. Nice try though.

In the US the divorce rate is about 50%, and you're much more likely to end up getting one if you're under 18 when you get married as opposed to if you're older.

I don't know anyone who got married at 14, but I can tell you a story of someone who got married at 19 and ended up getting a divorce.

Originally posted by silver_tears
I wouldn't be, being cautious in love leads to heartbreak imo

In my opinion it's the opposite.

Originally posted by Barker
Dustin Timberlake?

How old is Dustin?

Originally posted by DarkC
That's nice and all, but that's still really rare.

I've been wanting to get married since eighth grade, but it doesn't mean I can really rush off into something blind, I'm cautious as well.

I can somewhat agree. Who doesn't want to get married?

I've been wanting to have a baby lately, but I'm not going to just go out there and get pregnant. There's many responsibilities, just like how marriage would be. Everyone wants to be with someone around the end......but you're 14.....you have soooo much life to go through

Originally posted by Lana
In the US the divorce rate is about 50%, and you're much more likely to end up getting one if you're under 18 when you get married as opposed to if you're older.

I don't know anyone who got married at 14, but I can tell you a story of someone who got married at 19 and ended up getting a divorce.



In my opinion it's the opposite.

very true.

*says to some girl in KMC* Will you be my Queen (of QUEENS!)?

No, they're not, they've been married for 23 years and counting.

Here's another one

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
*says to some girl in KMC* Will you be my Queen (of QUEENS!)?

how sweet

I hope she's not talking about me.

Originally posted by Dusty
I hope she's not talking about me. yep.

Originally posted by silver_tears
No, they're not, they've been married for 23 years and counting.

Here's another one

yes, but these are all old stories. Sure, thats great that they have been married that long, but times have changed. And people change too. Commitment was a bigger thing then.

Originally posted by silver_tears
No, they're not, they've been married for 23 years and counting.

Here's another one

And once again...how common do you think these sort of things are?

Originally posted by Lana
And once again...how common do you think these sort of things are?

totally agree

Originally posted by silver_tears
I love the name Dustin

Originally posted by Lana
And once again...how common do you think these sort of things are?
Will you be my Queen (of QUEENS!)?

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
Will you be my Queen (of QUEENS!)?

No.

Originally posted by Lana
No.

oh that was sooooooooooooooooooooooo funny

Originally posted by SelphieT
oh that was sooooooooooooooooooooooo funny
Originally posted by Lana
No.

Originally posted by Barker


....alright, I'll take it

Originally posted by Lana
In the US the divorce rate is about 50%, and you're much more likely to end up getting one if you're under 18 when you get married as opposed to if you're older.

I don't know anyone who got married at 14, but I can tell you a story of someone who got married at 19 and ended up getting a divorce.



In my opinion it's the opposite.


Per capita divorce rates 1990-2002:
1991, 0.47%
1992, 0.48%
1993, 0.46%
1994, 0.46%
1995, 0.46%
1995, 0.43%
1997, 0.43%,
1998, 0.42%,
1999, 0.41%,
2000, 0.41%,
2001, 0.40%,
2002, 0.38%
(Mostly from NCHS, some from Census Bureau's Statistical Abstract of the U.S., which often differs from NCHS by 0.01%)
See also U.S. divorce rates and other vital stats from 1950 to 2001.


Source

Originally posted by Lana
No.
http://images.killermovies.com/forums/moresmilies/hysterical.gif

All i can say is your stupid if you say yes.

Originally posted by SelphieT
....alright, I'll take it
What, it's not funny anymore?

Originally posted by silver_tears
Per capita divorce rates 1990-2002:
1991, 0.47%
1992, 0.48%
1993, 0.46%
1994, 0.46%
1995, 0.46%
1995, 0.43%
1997, 0.43%,
1998, 0.42%,
1999, 0.41%,
2000, 0.41%,
2001, 0.40%,
2002, 0.38%
(Mostly from NCHS, some from Census Bureau's Statistical Abstract of the U.S., which often differs from NCHS by 0.01%)
See also U.S. divorce rates and other vital stats from 1950 to 2001.


Source

thats ridiculous. I did a report on infidelity and divorces last year for my oral comm. class. I spent nearly everday for a month, because this was our final report, looking up information on divorce and infidelity statistics, and none of them gave out 0.38% for divorces. Thats ridiculous. I'm not buying it.

Originally posted by Barker
What, it's not funny anymore?

....nope.

Originally posted by RaeRox
My bf for a year. We are on here all the time, so yeah people know us. As a couple. So I felt like sharing.

What's his name on here?

Originally posted by Dusty
What's his name on here?

apparently Zatch.

I'm not buying 50 percent that's ****in impossible. That would mean 1 in 2 marriages would end in divorce. That's ridiculous.

38 seems much more possible.

Originally posted by RaeRox
ring and all. Im looking at it. jawdrop

Congratulations and all...................................but seriously, as romantic as it may seem, you need to think about this in the long term.
If you're a fourteen year old who thinks you're ready for marriage, then you clearly haven't thought it out enough.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Per capita divorce rates 1990-2002:
1991, 0.47%
1992, 0.48%
1993, 0.46%
1994, 0.46%
1995, 0.46%
1995, 0.43%
1997, 0.43%,
1998, 0.42%,
1999, 0.41%,
2000, 0.41%,
2001, 0.40%,
2002, 0.38%
(Mostly from NCHS, some from Census Bureau's Statistical Abstract of the U.S., which often differs from NCHS by 0.01%)
See also U.S. divorce rates and other vital stats from 1950 to 2001.


Source

That's the percentage of the population getting divorced in any one year, not the total percentage of marriages that end in divorce, which is right now about 50%

"3. PROJECTION/PREDICTION. This is the Census Bureau's often-cited "50%" rate, the proportion of marriages taking place right now that will eventually divorce, which has since been revised downward to roughly 43% by the National Center for Health Statistics but was moved back up to around 50% by the Census Bureau in 2002, with even more ifs ands and buts than usual. Most recently, according to the New York Times, it has been revised downward to just over 40%."

From the page you just linked.

Originally posted by silver_tears
I'm not buying 50 percent that's ****in impossible. That would mean 1 in 2 marriages would end in divorce. That's ridiculous.

38 seems much more possible.

What age do you find reasonable for engagement?

How is that even possible, if those were the yearly percentages of divorces we'd be in the thousands by now

Originally posted by Lana
That's the percentage of the population getting divorced in any one year, not the total percentage of marriages that end in divorce, which is right now about 50%

"3. PROJECTION/PREDICTION. This is the Census Bureau's often-cited "50%" rate, the proportion of marriages taking place right now that will eventually divorce, which has since been revised downward to roughly 43% by the National Center for Health Statistics but was moved back up to around 50% by the Census Bureau in 2002, with even more ifs ands and buts than usual. Most recently, according to the New York Times, it has been revised downward to just over 40%."

From the page you just linked.

Yea, that's prediction and projection, not fact.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
What age do you find reasonable for engagement?

26+

Originally posted by silver_tears
I'm not buying 50 percent that's ****in impossible. That would mean 1 in 2 marriages would end in divorce. That's ridiculous.

38 seems much more possible.

maybe you're just one of the lucky few who aren't exposed to many broken families. Nearly all my friends and I have divorced parents.

Originally posted by silver_tears
26+

Okay. So are you agreeing with this engagement or are you just being happy for her?

Originally posted by silver_tears
I'm not buying 50 percent that's ****in impossible. That would mean 1 in 2 marriages would end in divorce. That's ridiculous.

38 seems much more possible.

You don't think that's possible or reasonable?

Trust me, it is.

You ever see anyone go through a divorce?

Originally posted by silver_tears
Yea, that's prediction and projection, not fact.

The site you linked supported our argument.

Stats have also shown that the younger you are when you marry, the more likely it is that it will end in divorce.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
Okay. So are you agreeing with this engagement or are you just being happy for her?
Do you agree?

I don't, and this is much more complicated than yes no .. besides the fact that there so young.. rae told me some stuff a while go.. that would pretty much make any girl want to dump him flat out

Originally posted by LethalFemme
Okay. So are you agreeing with this engagement or are you just being happy for her?

I'm very happy for her because she's obviously very happy.
And I don't disagree, it's their business.

I'd be like 10 times as excited if it worked for them instead of saying "I told you so."

Originally posted by Commando Queen
Do you agree?

I don't, and this is much more complicated than yes no .. besides the fact that there so young.. rae told me some stuff a while go.. that would pretty much make any girl want to dump him flat out

well that changes the whole thing....not really.....but thats another reason for her to say no.

Originally posted by Commando Queen
Do you agree?

I don't, and this is much more complicated than yes no .. besides the fact that there so young.. rae told me some stuff a while go.. that would pretty much make any girl want to dump him flat out

I don't personally.

I've been there and done that. Some people make different decisions.

Originally posted by Lana

The site you linked supported our argument.

Stats have also shown that the younger you are when you marry, the more likely it is that it will end in divorce.

Through projection? That doesn't support an argument, that's an estimate, the chart it shows displays fact from censuses.

And no, none of my friends have divorced parents that I can think of.

Originally posted by silver_tears
I'm very happy for her because she's obviously very happy.
And I don't disagree, it's their business.

I'd be like 10 times as excited if it worked for them instead of saying "I told you so."

well if it worked out, it'd be harder then hell. They are still going through school. They aren't even seniors yet! With marriage, you have to be commited, how are they gonna be able to make things work out when both of them have homework, stopping them from seeing each other?

Originally posted by silver_tears
Through projection? That doesn't support an argument, that's an estimate, the chart it shows displays fact from censuses.

And no, none of my friends have divorced parents that I can think of.

well, then you don't know the pain divorce brings. Nearly all of my friends parents have had divorces, and my parents have filed for divorce too. It doesn't feel good. Marriage needs COMMITMENT. Now, you're parents didn't get married at age 14 and 15 did they?

Originally posted by LethalFemme
I don't personally.

I've been there and done that. Some people make different decisions.
yeah.. i dont agree with it either.. me and rae were bestfriends n stuff.. and iv heard somethings that.. just i would persnally drop him in a heart beat

Originally posted by Commando Queen
yeah.. i dont agree with it either.. me and rae were bestfriends n stuff.. and iv heard somethings that.. just i would persnally drop him in a heart beat

Were? As in past tense?

Originally posted by Commando Queen
yeah.. i dont agree with it either.. me and rae were bestfriends n stuff.. and iv heard somethings that.. just i would persnally drop him in a heart beat

if you guys are friends, you should really talk to her about this if you haven't already

Originally posted by SelphieT
well if it worked out, it'd be harder then hell. They are still going through school. They aren't even seniors yet! With marriage, you have to be commited, how are they gonna be able to make things work out when both of them have homework, stopping them from seeing each other?

Just because they can't see eachother does not mean they won't be committed. It's the same as an online relationship. You can be committed to someone without them being in your presence daily.

Originally posted by SelphieT
well, then you don't know the pain divorce brings. Nearly all of my friends parents have had divorces, and my parents have filed for divorce too. It doesn't feel good. Marriage needs COMMITMENT. Now, you're parents didn't get married at age 14 and 15 did they?

Mom 18
Dad 20

Then my mum had my brother when she was 22, still in university.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Just because they can't see eachother does not mean they won't be committed. It's the same as an online relationship. You can be committed to someone without them being in your presence daily.

I don't know if an online relationship would work for me personally but, I'm not against it.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Through projection? That doesn't support an argument, that's an estimate, the chart it shows displays fact from censuses.

And no, none of my friends have divorced parents that I can think of.

And the chart shows that about .4% of the population gets a divorce every year. Do you know how many people that is? That's a little over a million in the US alone. That is a LOT.

And I would say that you are damn lucky there as that is incredibly rare. Nearly everyone I know - myself included - has divorced parents.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Just because they can't see eachother does not mean they won't be committed. It's the same as an online relationship. You can be committed to someone without them being in your presence daily.

online relationships. Please tell me you mean, you've already met that someone for real, and had to be sepparated. If you're saying you met on the internet and give out little I Love You messages, thats ridiculous.

Originally posted by SelphieT
online relationships. Please tell me you mean, you've already met that someone for real, and had to be sepparated. If you're saying you met on the internet and give out little I Love You messages, thats ridiculous.

Wtf are you on about, I'm not in one so I wouldn't know, doesn't mean I don't think they could work.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Just because they can't see eachother does not mean they won't be committed. It's the same as an online relationship. You can be committed to someone without them being in your presence daily.

Personally, I would say that trying to be truly committed to someone that you cannot be with is a good way to destroy any relationship you have.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Mom 18
Dad 20

Then my mum had my brother when she was 22, still in university.

See, it's rare for people to get married that young and stay married. My mom barely 19 when she got married and it didn't last. And she definitely regrets getting married that young, and I am not going to let the same thing happen to me.

Originally posted by Lana
And the chart shows that about .4% of the population gets a divorce every year. Do you know how many people that is? That's a little over a million in the US alone. That is a LOT.

And I would say that you are damn lucky there as that is incredibly rare. Nearly everyone I know - myself included - has divorced parents.

I live in picket fence suburbia, the divorce rates are beyond low.

Originally posted by SelphieT
online relationships. Please tell me you mean, you've already met that someone for real, and had to be sepparated. If you're saying you met on the internet and give out little I Love You messages, thats ridiculous.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Wtf are you on about, I'm not in one so I wouldn't know, doesn't mean I don't think they could work.

Ladies lets calm down and keep our composure.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Wtf are you on about, I'm not in one so I wouldn't know, doesn't mean I don't think they could work.

Wtf? um, okaaaaaaay, well you brought it up.

Originally posted by silver_tears
I live in picket fence suburbia, the divorce rates are beyond low.

ha, I live in the suburbs too, and look where my parents are.

Originally posted by silver_tears
I live in picket fence suburbia, the divorce rates are beyond low.

As do I. And they're still quite high here.

Originally posted by SelphieT
Wtf? um, okaaaaaaay, well you brought it up.

As an example.........

I agree with Irene here, because even if you don't KNOW what love is, you can still FEEL love. And no matter how old, young, responsible, or mature you might be, you should still be able to recognize REAL love.

Originally posted by silver_tears
As an example.........

wait, whaaaat? online relationships.....where'd that come into play anyways?

I'd only see a reason for an online relationship if a couple was separated for a short period of time. Otherwise, just forget it.

14 thats INSANE in todays world that's begging for a divorce....................

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
I agree with Irene here, because even if you don't KNOW what love is, you can still FEEL love. And no matter how old, young, responsible, or mature you might be, you should still be able to recognize REAL love.

I'm not saying anything about that.

But love doesn't always last...and if you're in love, why rush it and get married?

Originally posted by SelphieT
wait, whaaaat? online relationships.....where'd that come into play anyways?

I'd only see a reason for an online relationship if a couple was separated for a short period of time. Otherwise, just forget it.

You claimed that you have to see eachother alot to be committed which I said is not true and brought up online relationships for an example.....

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
I agree with Irene here, because even if you don't KNOW what love is, you can still FEEL love. And no matter how old, young, responsible, or mature you might be, you should still be able to recognize REAL love.

Precisely, and if you're willing to give it a try and you're willing to wait to get married after being engaged, then why hold back.

Originally posted by silver_tears
You claimed that you have to see eachother alot to be committed which I said is not true and brought up online relationships for an example.....

And I said that trying to have true committment while not able to be together is a good way to try and destroy your relationship...

Originally posted by silver_tears
You claimed that you have to see eachother alot to be committed which I said is not true and brought up online relationships for an example.....

The same could be said for men and women who go to war and leave their love ones behind.

Originally posted by silver_tears
You claimed that you have to see eachother alot to be committed which I said is not true and brought up online relationships for an example.....

mmmm, yes, there. I think it totally depends I guess. My dad and his girlfriend kept in contact while he was in Iraq...........but she's still a b*tch.

Originally posted by silver_tears
Precisely, and if you're willing to give it a try and you're willing to wait to get married after being engaged, then why hold back.


Because as beautiful and grand as love is it normally doesn't run your entire life. It's a part of it certainly however it normally doesn't encompass ALL of it.

ah, well I'm done talking about marriage. I'm definetly not getting married at 14, or till I'm mature enough to take care of myself. I'm outta here, Rae needs to think about this long and hard.

Whie I do think that fourteen is too young to be engaged, I think the topic is becomming confused.
How high the divorce rates may be doesn't affect how one marriage in particular will end.
No amount of statistics can ever be used to say what will happen in any particular case, only what already has happened in generalities.
For those who have been affected by divorce, Im sorry, but that really doesnt really have anything to do with this particular couple and it can't really be used to say "This happened to my parents, and they were older than you when they got married, so it has to happen to you"

Fourteen may be too young to get married, but I hope it isn't, I hope it works out for the best, and as I don't have any knowledge of the couple, I can't honestly predict what will happen. I advise caution before rushing in, but other than that, I do wish you all the best.

Originally posted by SelphieT
ah, well I'm done talking about marriage. I'm definetly not getting married at 14, or till I'm mature enough to take care of myself. I'm outta here, Rae needs to think about this long and hard.
Hun, she didn't say she was getting married at 14, she's engaged at 14...She's most likely going to be smart about it and wait until she's out of school, like me!

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
Dustin is fat and ugly. He has a 3 inch penis
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Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
Hun, she didn't say she was getting married at 14, she's engaged at 14...She's most likely going to be smart about it and wait until she's out of school, like me!

One would hope, it's not even legal for her to get married at that age

Originally posted by Lana
One would hope, it's not even legal for her to get married at that age
Yeah.

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
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Where did that come from?

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
Yeah.

There are many religions in which someone by her age is betrothed.

Being engaged at 14 does what for you again? Most people at 14 haven't even established who they are. They are still being groomed by their parents (significantly.)

Being engaged at fourteen sets up some pretty serious roadblocks for normal teen (and adult) development, in my opinion.

As long as her parents sign off she's good

Originally posted by LanceWindu
You're 14. its not so rare nowadays.



Now note im saying its not rare.. im not saying it sane.

Indeed

Originally posted by silver_tears
As long as her parents sign off she's good

Legally they can't until she's 16.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
Where did that come from?



There are many religions in which someone by her age is betrothed.
True....Heheh.

Originally posted by Ronny
its not so rare nowadays.



Now note im saying its not rare.. im not saying it sane. Nowadays suck.

Originally posted by silver_tears
As long as her parents sign off she's good Who wants their 14 year old child to be married.

Hell looking at statisics shell be divorced before high school graduation.

Originally posted by TheKingofKINGS!
Nowadays suck.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
There are many religions in which someone by her age is betrothed.


Lol, yeah in mostly third world countries and such....................most "industrialized" nations, not so much.



Yeah and if she's lucky with a kid or two!

Originally posted by ILoveMyDaniel
True....Heheh.



Originally posted by Ronny
Who wants their 14 year old child to be married.

Hell looking at statisics shell be divorced before high school graduation.

And with 2.5 kids and horrible credit.

Originally posted by Ronny
Who wants their 14 year old child to be married.

Hell looking at statisics shell be divorced before high school graduation.

Plus as I said, they can't until she's 16 anyway.

Which I highly doubt they would, if they had any sense.

Alright, what I see here, is a mere confusion between engagement and marriage.