Early marriage leads to the early divorce

However, I disagree with the statement that the vast majority of early marriages don't lead to the early divorce. In my point of view, young people, they are still teenagers until 21, make decisions according to their feelings and emotions. If they feel that it is right they will do it and the marriage question is very easy for them. "What will go wrong if we love each other and want to life together forever? "- it is the most common argument for young couples and without any hesitation they create families. The most general problem for most of families independently of the age they married is the "house" problems, such as the housework duties, cleaning, cooking, etc. If "elder" families couldn't cope with it, what will the youngest do? Of course, there are many exceptions, but lots of families suffer from that kind of problem. In addition, young couples have difficulties with housework because of the lack of experience. It might be seemed that it is not a real problem, but, according to the statistics it is one of the main reasons for divorcing. Another main point it is that "adult" life begins immediately for early married couples, because of the big responsibility and seriousness, and young people missing all the fun of student's life. Maybe they participate in different parties, but they are already married persons and they have duties in front of each other and to be faithful. However it is not a secret that young people, especially men, have a necessity to socialize with another-sex people and friends to be more confident in its attraction. That's why today more and more people prefer to marry closer to thirty, because to that time young people experienced their life, tried lots of things, had many love stories and now they really know what they want from life and future husband or wife. Also, according to the statistics there are about 65% of new marriages end in divorce[1]. "Number of divorces within the previous 12 months per 1,000 women -- tends to be high in states where women marry young, such as Oklahoma and Idaho"- according to the Pew Research Center. (. http://pewresearch.org...) It becomes clear that young families are in the high risk to be divorced addition, "above-referenced article concludes that states with the youngest brides and grooms such as Arkansas and Oklahoma had higher than normal divorce rates in 2007 and 2008. Meanwhile, Massachusetts and New York had a higher percentage of older first-time married couples and a corresponding lower rate of divorce". Social scientists even go as far as saying that early marriage is the" No. 1 predictor of divorce", according to a recent column by David Lapp in The Wall Street Journal. "(. http://online.wsj.com...) But why? Mr. Lapp attempts to answer this question by quoting a group of unnamed Penn State sociologists: "In industrial countries, young people age 18 to 25 are expected to explore their identity, work and love by delaying marriage and parenthood. . . . Those individuals who fail to postpone these family transitions miss out on better career opportunities, make poor choices on partners, and may experience problems. .. " Further,according to the researchers at the University of Texas who found that people who married between the ages of 22 and 25 had the best prospects for a lasting marriage. That's why it is better to wait for convenient time and marry when you are morally strong and mature; consequently it is less advantageous to marry at young age, because it is a high risk of being divorced soon. [1]- . http://www.divorcereform.org... . http://pewresearch.org... . http://chicagofamilylawyersblog.com... . http://www.theologicaleditions.com... . http://www.divorcereform.org...