Is early marriage a common practise at present? why or why not?

Answer 1

Actually later marriages are more of a common trend today. Not only because personal success is sought after more than love, but because we are a generation who experienced widespread divorce at an early age. We are more cautious and realistic about a lifelong commitment.
I found this interesting article that agrees.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2007/05/12/marrying_smarter_later_leading_to_decline_in_us_divorce_rate/

Answer 2

Possibly because they haven't got the maturity to bring-up

children; And...........while we are on the subject,who thinks
that(both republican and democrat) governments should be
ashamed-of-themselves for not so-called leading this
population to a managable population,- with a decent and
sensible law that limits the amount of children in a family
and also places a limit on when a couple can start a family
(say,23 or 25 years of age).
For this would virtually stop immigration at a stroke;AND,within a small time this country will restart to
become the great nation that showed so much promise.
Sorry for not-mincing-my-words(being bold and risking
it);
Obviously there was a time in the past-when the population
was lower-when "hands" and workers were in short supply
and thus needed here.But do you think this still applies?
(poss in Parts-of-the-country only).
Surely this "makes sense"?
And with the above,surely we'd have less divorces,less abuse, and less child poverty?

Answer 3

No. The age at which people get married gets later as people decide to pursue higher education and careers before deciding to get married.