Question

Do you think romeo and juliet were mature enough for a relationship? what about marriage?

Answer 1

There are two answers to that. One is that they weren't, because of their actions and sudden bursts of love, anger, and sadness. On the other hand, however, marrying young was often the norm, and they couldn't have been the only people to be in that kind of situation. I think that, comparatively, they were more mature than some of the other characters in the story, such as Marcutio, and, depending on how you look at it, the heads of both families themselves. That is why I'd say that yes, they are mature enough, in that time period, for a relationship and marriage.

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Answer 2

In Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, two young teenagers experience love at first sight and are ready to risk everything to be with each other forever. They managed a tragic ending with the aid of their pals and Friar Lawrance. It was difficult to be together because they were from different households. Romeo and Juliet were immature and made irresponsible decisions, such as getting married, because they were immature, youthful, and stubborn. This shows that teenagers are not mature enough to make adult decisions. When Romeo first met Juliet that day, all he could think and talk about was Rosaline. They quickly "fell in love" and got married after only spending a short amount of time together. I Young love might not really love really to love, so get to know them before you put fleeting emotions into long-term behaviors.

Marriage is a serious, pure and life-changing decision to make. they are not mature to make decision about marriage .