Moral lesson of the Footnote to Youth?

Answer 1

Marriage in a very young age when you are not yet prepared with the obligations accompanied to it will give birth to more problems. Therefore before entering to a married life, we must not only think twice but a hundred times...

Answer 2

Marriage is something that is taken seriously, because, aside from being a sacrament, marriage entails a great deal of responsibility and once you decide to marry someone, there is no turning back.

Marriage is not easy, there are days it can feel like trying to mix oil and water. Marriage is a lot of work. If you're the type of person who can't take responsibility for your mistakes, runs when times get hard, can't live without putting yourself first, and refuse to see that you expect the only perfection but, then you have no business being married. Once you get into the marriage life, you should prepare to be a good parent without regrets about your decisions and choices because you are now building your own family. The story wants to tell us about the consequences of marrying at a young age and the possibilities that will happen. We should marry when we are ready, financially stable, prepared in handling obligations, and responsibilities. We should not be impatient with our youth days. We should enjoy being youth today and not the cause of a headache to our parents

Answer 3

Marriage in a very young age when you are not yet prepared with the obligations accompanied to it will give birth to more problems. Therefore before entering to a married life, we must not only think twice but a hundred times....

Answer 4

It is always easy to get married but is never easy having a big responsibility. So, one must always think, not only twice but more times, to really understand what he/she will be encountering.

or simply,

To think it over and consider the future before making up your mind.