Stability In Your Life

Getting married and starting a family is something you look forward to your whole life, depending on whether you get married before your career takes off or after. "I think that people should wait until they have graduated college or have decided what they want to do with the rest of their lives before they make the commitment of spending the rest of their lives with a person," says Jason Supplee in the article, Students Question Young Marriage (Rodriguez). When you are finished with college and have a job, marriage can be a less stressful commitment when there is less to worry about. Waiting to get married and start a family after you have established your career can benefit from stability in your career, financially, and emotionally.

Stability in your career can be very beneficial for both you and your partner. Overall, if you have stability in your career, you do not have to worry about schedule changes. When you have been working at a place for a while, you get a set schedule, whether it is first, second, or

Having your finances together can help a lot when you first get married, especially things like finding a house, cars, bills, and more that comes along with the necessities of life. In the article, Students Question Young Marriage, Dilara Esen says, “Students are rarely financially stable enough to be able to handle marriage without working full time and abandoning school” (Rodriguez). If you are still in college and married you will have to work a full time or part time to pay for college expenditures, plus other bills. This would be finances that you would not have to worry about when you are finished with school and set in your career. Yes, you might have some student loans you still have to pay off, but you may could get some of that forgiven and you would be making enough money in a stable career that you went to college to pay them