What would I tell my parents about my boyfriend proposing to me I'm only 15 years old?

Answer 1

Tell them that he asked. Then you laughed at him and said.. "How cute, you want me to commit for the rest of my life when I haven't had a chance to experience life yet." Then tell them that you gave the quarter ring back to him and said. "If you really love me then you will wait until we are both ready."

Answer 2

I was married at the age of 16, Im older now but to tell you the truth I LOVE IT! I have no regrets, Im happy everyday of my married life! Im 18 now, 2 years married, and I have not had one doubt! One thing you have to make sure is that you really know what you are doing and your still ready to pursue YOUR dreams while taking this on. I am 18 married, with my own place, a full time job, and going to college, with a business that I am running. If you are serious pleae dont let this stop you from pursuing your dreams. Also take in consideration, how long have you been with him. Before marriage I've known him for 5 years.

Answer 3

uh... i think for all practical purposes you should consider waiting until you have a license to drive before getting a marriage license. I'm sure your boyfriend is wonderful, but the fact that he's proposing to a 15yr old should set off an alarm in your head.... either he's just as young and innocently naive or he's older and very very dumb. If he's older, remind him that your parents will have to consent before you can run off and get married...... no one will give you a marriage license w/o it. If he's the same age as you, then i think it's very sweet that he proposed, but remind him, and hopefully you feel the same way, that you're too young to be thinking about marriage. My advise is not to screw up your life for a guy. As far as your parents go, I wouldn't tell them... turn the proposal down or tell him to wait until you turn 18. good luck

Answer 4

First, YOU ARE 15! take some time and learn about life and yourself!

Second, How old is boyfriend. He needs time to learn about life and himself!

Third, young love is great, but, as you gain a little experience in life you may find that what was the ideal at 15 is not what you want at 25.

Do you want to go to college? Have a career? I know a lot of young brides who married very young and then realized that neither of them were mature enough to know what it takes to make a marriage work successfully.

Talk to your Mom, get her insight. It will not seem like it now but she is the wisest person you will have to give you advice.

Answer 5

No sane parents wud go through with that. Babes youre just a child why wud u like to pick up an adult life so early. Marriage is for mature ppl. You shud be doing ur homework when u get home in the evenings not cooking a man's meal and then u have to go and satisfy him in bed plz! think about it.

Answer 6

You are way too young. You don't know what true love is. You parents are going to hit wall. I would not advise it at all. you have your whole life ahead of you and if you get married now you are going to screw up big time and I will bet you would not make it past a year. What are you going to do drop out of school and get a job? Get your education first and after you are older than 18 then move to the next step.

Answer 7

Take it from me I got married at 17 and you being 15 is young---just think what your going to miss out on---things aren't the same for you when your friends are having fun being single and your married and can't do everything they do---if your really serious about him then put it off until your old enough to know for sure this is what you want to do---experience your childhood and great teen and college years!!!! Theres plenty of time to get hooked for life later enjoy what you have----things change when your married---even if you say they won't and people say they won't they do!!!! Just really think about it b4 you tell your parents.

Answer 8

You can't get married at 15 anyways. They would most likely not be happy with you, and they wouldn't believe it would work anyways. You can't possibly want to get married at 15. If you feel like you do, then say yes, and if you still feel like you love him and want to marry him in a few years when you're able to, great! You don't have to even tell your parents... there's no point in telling them since they'll probably just be mad and try to cause problems for you and your boyfriend. You only have to tell them when you're really seriously planning to be married. I suggest thinking twice before you say yes to your boyfriend though, you're only 15.

Answer 9

ya he's slightly loopy. and you 2 would think of you like eachother, yet love at that youthful of an age is uncommon. i'm no longer asserting which you do no longer nevertheless. i think of that's totally quickly and loopy to advise at 15/sixteen. i does no longer bypass immediately to sociopath nevertheless. consistent with hazard distance yourselves slightly. yet you should probable be careful approximately that cuz he's sounds linked (i cant think of of a extra effective word). i became with a guy like this for a year and a 0.5, he did no longer advise to me yet he stated marriage each and every of the time. We ended tremendously tough. It became freaky. Idk you should ask him approximately it consistent with hazard. do no longer call him a sociopath nevertheless lol in the experience that your uncomfortable around him then by way of all ability get out. there is not any ought to waste time with somebody you do no longer sense secure around. if that's meant to be that's going to take place, some area may be sturdy. sturdy success!

Answer 10

I am 36 and got married at 22 to a man that was a disaster. I am having thought about marrying again at 36 as I feel that there is a lot of world out there that I want to enjoy first. Do what you want to do and then talk marriage! GOOD LUCK!

Answer 11

You've got lots of growing up to do still. I'm 24 and still not ready to be married, I can't imagine a 15 year old would be. If you tell them...be prepared to be grounded and never able to see this guy again. (Since you are still in the "grounding" age!!)