While the age of marriage is generally increasing, in many countries, especially among poor, migrant or displaced communities, early marriage – marriage of children and adolescents under the age of eighteen years – is still widely practiced. A huge number of couples get married without any opportunity to exercise their right to choose. Some are forced into marriage, others are simply too young to make an informed decision about their partner or the implications of marriage itself. Studies have shown that teenage married couples are often less advantaged, may come from broken families, may have little education and employment, low status jobs compared to those who marry after adolescence. It would be very encouraging if our community banned child marriage, giving room for relationships between young couples to grow. I propose to ban child marriage because it brings many flaws in our society and forces young couples to face imposing obstacles in their life journey. Youth marriage has a staggering number of disadvantages and bad repercussions which can be observed in most child marriages. couples' lives. While most boys have a say in when and who to marry and what to do once married, many girls don't have the ability to make these decisions. Husbands of young wives are often older men who expect their wives to follow traditions, stay at home, and engage in household duties and child care; or immature irresponsible young people who consider themselves capable of carrying such a burden. Early marriage carries a huge responsibility on the part of the man, especially financial support. Combining work and education is not an easy case to deal with. So, early marriage has a high probability of ending… midway through the paper… the curve started to slow down. This could reduce the chance of people realizing later that they didn't really know themselves when they got married, as well as the feeling of having grown apart from each other. Marriage should be a mature and responsible decision; it should be a lasting commitment. People seem to take this commitment far too lightly in today's generation and this leads to high rates of child marriage. I firmly believe that child marriage is a violation of children's fundamental rights and ability to make decisions about their own lives. With the standards established to date, marriage comes with multiple responsibilities; most of these teenagers are not prepared to handle them. However, marriage is a matter of choice, but wouldn't it be better to wait a couple of years, so as not to regret the consequences and not pay dearly for mistakes??