Who's working what hours? Who's studying what hours? How much time does each party have to contribute to the household? Is everyone ok with eating very simple meals, and left overs?
I worked full time and went to school part time for about a year. My husband was very understanding that I wasn't going to keep the apartment spick and span, and that he wasn't going to get anything special in the way of food. He also understood that if I needed to go to the library for 8 hours on Saturday, that chores, cooking, etc etc etc, was going to be on the back burner.
Great question....I've been debating this with some classmates recently.
Men seem to think that marriage+school won't work...so it's best to study then get married.
Women say that marriage is totally manageable while studying.
Now I won't rewrite the hole debate here(lol,)and im not telling on which side I'm on...
But I'd like to hear opinions of students who are married(how do you manage?Like Lina had asked)and those who aren't(Is it for financial issues,or you just don't seem to have the time to find a husband/wife...)?
i reckon if i get married while im in Uni i wouldn't be able to concentrate on my studies at all i would think about would be my wife lol.. so that would make a difference on my grades i reckon so overall its not a good thing but still i dont care i would somehow have to manage i might not even live long enough to finish my education Allah knows best tho
i think for someone to get married while they are studying they wud either need to be crazy in love or 'forced' by the parents...
if i were to get married..and i want to...it would mean:
sleepless nites, crappy ready make meals and 'hey mum; dinner?' meals, rented apartment, no house phone, maybe wireless cap internet...abt 29$ a month for one gig, no shopping, parttime job, no kids...
but i think its worth it depending on the person u wana marry...
"'Cause I hear the whispered words
In your masterpiece beautiful
You speak the unspeakable through
I love you too"
I don't see nothing wrong with going to school and being married at the same time. Many sisters and brothers are capable of managing that. I think the hard part starts when you have children.
Great question....I've been debating this with some classmates recently.
Men seem to think that marriage+school won't work...so it's best to study then get married.
Women say that marriage is totally manageable while studying.
Now I won't rewrite the hole debate here(lol,)and im not telling on which side I'm on...
But I'd like to hear opinions of students who are married(how do you manage?Like Lina had asked)and those who aren't(Is it for financial issues,or you just don't seem to have the time to find a husband/wife...)?
I reckon married students don't hang around on the internet.
I am still in education, I would LOVE to get married too. But just cant. Realistically I don’t think I could manage. My mum was just having a bit of a dig at me 10 min ago for not helping with the house work and jumping strait on the net. So just imagine me being married:eek:. I don’t just wanna scrape along with marriage. I want perfection InshAllah.
Who wants the stress of skool then go work then come home n clean and cook.
I’m gong to get my degree then become a house wifekay:
ooh interesting!!. because am taking that route aswell in 1 or 2 years, next year or the year after am in uni and then its time for my wife!, and inshallah i will cope with it all
my husband is in the military and in law school (in a different city)... we do not see each other as a result... it is very difficult. i have help with housework and finances are secure, so he does not have to worry about those things, but i think schoolwork is difficult for him because of his military career and the time he wants to spend with me and our children. it is very difficult and places him on a lot of stress... it has been good because it brought him closer to God, when before he was not.
marriage and education does work toghether.U can be married and still continue ur education its easy the wife and husband will leave to go study for a few hours and then theyll both come back home i know theyll be tired and stuff but thats not an excuse plus its also good to have someone there with u to help with studies i dont know?
i dont think its that hard really.....dunno wts the big deal about it.......one of my friends is currently studying at uni and shes married Alhamdulillah she doesnt find it stressful at all.....
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but If they want to do work, than they have to accept the challanges....:blind:
. But just cant. Realistically I don’t think I could manage. My mum was just having a bit of a dig at me 10 min ago for not helping with the house work and jumping strait on the net. So just imagine me being married:eek:. I don’t just wanna scrape along with marriage. I want perfection InshAllah.
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