Considering that the prefrontal cortex of the brain doesn’t fully develop until you are 25 years old, which is the part of the brain responsible for reasoning, planning, judgement, and impulse control, I doubt these teens will stay married for very long…
I got married at 19 & I'm still married for 33+ years so your comment is inaccurate. My sister was 18 when she got married & she still married for 30+ years.
@@bailatwerski2951 the comment is completely accurate about the brain development. It's a fact, not he/she believes, a scientifically proven fact. About ”if they will stay together or not” let's just say that there are more probabilities for a marriage to fail when you make such a decision when your brain is not fully developed, because your decision making when you are a teen is not the same you will have in your late twenties. It may work but seeing how they interact now, how immature they are, how they speak to each other I can see them just staying together while miserable because they got kids or splitting up. Also add that she dropped school, her life for now is a failure in my eyes, if she don't go back to school before stupidly deciding to reproduce she will be trapped in this marriage. But I’m happy that it worked for you after all we are talking about probabilities and talk about this specific two brats who should be back at kindergarten. The fact that their parents don't support it yet let them live together and probably pay for the wedding is beyond me.
This immature couple are so disrespectful they won't last. What really bothers me is that the mother gave him up. He's very lucky his grandmother took him in and raised him has her own. The grandmother should have been standing in the so called moms place. No wonder she left in hurry and i don't blame her one bit That poor women was so hurt you could see it in her face!
Codey should have stayed with his gran and lived his life where he was properly loved. His life isn't going to be an easy one with that little lazy, bossy girl.
How do people think that it's ok to be living with your family and then you move some in so now you think ok let's get married. But, wait shouldn't you have gotten your own place first. And who let's there 15 yr old move in with someone who is not family. And this is my point, when you tell someone who took you in I didn't think we had to tell you we're moving (into someone else's place) we're getting married. So grown married people should have their own place.
Legit she should have at least finished high school cuz she threw away a LOT for not finishing her last year. Legit just finish ur last year, graduate, and move on from there
They don't need luck just love & support by their true friends. Both their set of immediate family are a piece of work sadly. This is what bonds them tightly. They're in love & support each other like an old married couple!! They'll be great!!
@@bailatwerski2951 Nothing great about this, that lazy little girl is controlling him. His gran seems like a lovely lady and the only person who wants the best for her grandson. Run Codey, run!!
Sometimes they can't go back to school once they've dropped out! Getting their GED is their only way! Don't punish someone who's trying to fit their mistake!
@@style_icon997when people drop out to get their GED , they don't realize it's still having to learn , and study and pass tests . It's being told as a option that makes people think it's easier but it's actually not
@@rievance9615 I know I got my GED too. It wasn't easy but I did it! I hated high school and became homeschooled, but I had to go back to school but because they didn't understand my learning disability, the wanted to hold me back and getting my GED was the best option for me. Some people get it not only because they dropped out but because of being homeschooled or because they just want to graduate early. It may not be the easiest option but if it works for them. As long as they get it, there's nothing to be ashamed of!
