Advice: I’m worried my daughter is talking about getting married way too soon: Ask Ellie
Q: My 20-year-old daughter is excited about starting her university education in September. She’s also said she and her boyfriend of four months intend to get engaged soon.
When I mention she’s had no experience of a full commitment to someone, and with him in a different university pursuing further post-graduate studies, they’ll be apart for much of the period of her getting her bachelor’s degree. Also, consider the couple’s plan for getting engaged. Gently ask why this is important right now. You may hear perfectly logical answers regarding the distance between their schools, related to how often they can see each other. Perhaps one or both of them has separation fears regarding being apart for weeks, possibly months.
Your experience as a young bride doesn’t foretell whatever led you to a divorce. Your ex-husband and her hopeful fiancé may have no commonality at all. Relating today’s young couple to a long-past time is more about your hurt from back then, than your daughter’s current and promising situation.
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