Essay of Ninth Grade
To: Romeo <DaRomeSter@yolo.com>
Subject: Romeo shouldn’t marry Juliet.
Dear Romeo,
Ask yourself this question; is it really a wise choice to marry Juliet? You claim love at first sight is what you’ve experienced and that Juliet’s the most beautiful girl you’ve ever encountered. When take this into thought, is she as great as you make her out to be? It’s simple, don’t marry her. You’ll be conducting yourself a favor. To be truly honest, it might even save numerous lives. Not only are you ruining Juliet’s life, but marriage at a young age isn’t reasonable. You claim its love, but you aren’t in love. Think of the consequences that will come, intertwined with this marriage. I honestly believe the choice of marrying Juliet, could possibly mean life or death.
Does the thought of marriage with Juliet, ever seem unreasonable? Take age into consideration. Being three ages apart and considering marriage, seems disastrous. She’s just turned fourteen, which means you’re almost four years apart. You sir, are quite disturbed. You’re an adult and she’s a child, this alone is unreasonable. It isn’t reasonable to marry at such young ages; it’s as if you’re just forcing marriage onto yourself. Since you’re both juvenile and inexperienced, I wouldn’t expect you to be in possession of any knowledge of what any reasonable relationship consists of. Since both you and Juliet lack wisdom, I understand why age isn’t a problem for you and that you believe experience together shouldn’t matter either. What else isn’t reasonable in my eyes is the duration of your “relationship”. Have you been together for three days? Even though a percentage of married couples only dated for a couple months, statistics show that an average couple usually takes three to five years before actually getting married. Scientists have proven that it takes more than four months to fall in love with someone as well. You’ve “loved “and been in a “relationship” with her for three days. You haven’t spent time
Subject: Romeo shouldn’t marry Juliet.
Dear Romeo,
Ask yourself this question; is it really a wise choice to marry Juliet? You claim love at first sight is what you’ve experienced and that Juliet’s the most beautiful girl you’ve ever encountered. When take this into thought, is she as great as you make her out to be? It’s simple, don’t marry her. You’ll be conducting yourself a favor. To be truly honest, it might even save numerous lives. Not only are you ruining Juliet’s life, but marriage at a young age isn’t reasonable. You claim its love, but you aren’t in love. Think of the consequences that will come, intertwined with this marriage. I honestly believe the choice of marrying Juliet, could possibly mean life or death.
Does the thought of marriage with Juliet, ever seem unreasonable? Take age into consideration. Being three ages apart and considering marriage, seems disastrous. She’s just turned fourteen, which means you’re almost four years apart. You sir, are quite disturbed. You’re an adult and she’s a child, this alone is unreasonable. It isn’t reasonable to marry at such young ages; it’s as if you’re just forcing marriage onto yourself. Since you’re both juvenile and inexperienced, I wouldn’t expect you to be in possession of any knowledge of what any reasonable relationship consists of. Since both you and Juliet lack wisdom, I understand why age isn’t a problem for you and that you believe experience together shouldn’t matter either. What else isn’t reasonable in my eyes is the duration of your “relationship”. Have you been together for three days? Even though a percentage of married couples only dated for a couple months, statistics show that an average couple usually takes three to five years before actually getting married. Scientists have proven that it takes more than four months to fall in love with someone as well. You’ve “loved “and been in a “relationship” with her for three days. You haven’t spent time