Married for Drugs - Comments

I agree with that other girl....her life her choices...let her make her own mistakes it'll help her in the long run...and the age thing my parents got married a little older but most of my other family got married when they were between 18 and 22 and 20 or 30yrs later they still going strong:)

thanks you guys

My parents got married at 34 and 39. Which is really old.
They're having problems, though.

It depends on the person, I guess.

Unfortunately, you can't do anything about your cousin marrying him. If she's stayed with him this long and is happy, I see no point in her not marrying him. Obviously -- I hope -- she knows what she's getting into.

My mom and dad dated longer then they were married.

My parents got married young, too, like bookshade's. By the time she was my age, my mom was married and had two kids. She and my father are still together. Now, it's rare that a young marriage like that works, but it happens.

Otherwise...really, it's her life. If it's a mistake, it's her mistake to make. You can try talking to her about it, but if she won't listen then she'll just have to learn this one on her own.

Can't do anything, her life her choice she has to suffer through it herself.

My sister was the same way minus the marriage, she's not with him anymore though.

Advice to you try to stay away from him, trust me I used to live with my sister when she was with this guy & I got shot at. @.@

Sorry if I didn't help. :(

My parents got married young, I think it was 20 and they're still together fifteen years later. I know that you think that your cousin's fiance is a bad person, but if you haven't really talked to him then don't be too quick to judge.

Try talking to him first. I know a bunch of people who look like what you're talking about and they are the nicest most genuine people I know.