Some couples who have been in love for many years will choose to join hands in the marriage hall as soon as they graduate from college. I don't agree with this practice. Because college graduates have no economic foundation and lack a sense of responsibility, they should work hard for their careers before getting married.

First, there is no economic foundation. If you are not a rich second generation, then most recent graduates have no economic foundation. Once two people decide to get married, it will inevitably cause a great burden to the family. Especially for girls, their parents have worked hard for so many years, and they plan to enter the marriage hall before they can make money to support their parents.

Second, lack of responsibility? For college graduates, one disadvantage of getting married right away is that they will be less responsible and don't know how to be responsible for their parents. Only when they come out to work and exercise for a few years and understand the world can they learn to shoulder their responsibilities. If both of them lack a sense of responsibility, they will probably choose to be shopkeepers in their future marriage, and this marriage will not be happy for long.

Third, work hard for your career first. I hope that college graduates will work hard for their careers first, especially boys, because the pressure to support their families is too great. Once you get married immediately after graduation, your family will tie you down. You dare not fight for your career because you can't afford the consequences of failure. Therefore, boys can work hard for their careers first, and then marry their loved ones after they have made small achievements, so that she can live a better life.

In fact, when to get married is a personal choice. If you feel that the time is ripe and you are capable of taking on family responsibilities, then you can get married.

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