olu77:
Go and make money first. Real wealth. Her parents will be the one begging you to marry their daughter

Meanwhile what Ronald4lif said is true. How can you be chasing a teenager here and there for marriage when there are mamas on nairaland long overdue

Lol @mamas on NL

BaebieHot:
She is 17? Op, how old are u?

Please leave this 'child' to grow up like every child should. Don't hasten the process for her bikonu.

No wonder the parents are acting this way, haba!

Trust me, by the time she enters the university her eyes will tear reach the back of her head and u will just be a memory she will laugh over with her friends.

dunhill20:
she is not 17, but 18 now. I do support her to be a graduate and I want her to go to school, of wch I will support her financially. I have the intention of getting married to her in future. Atleast when she is 22. But her parents don't want me.

wordcat:
1. Leave her alone and look for a matured lady if you're ready to marry.

2. Run away with her to a very far place, maybe to a rote village where there's no electricity and mobile network. You can start farming if you really love her.

3. Kill yourself if u can't do 1 & 2. Make sure u drop a suicide note and tell any of ur friends to update ur story here on nairaland so we can pray for your soul to Rest in Peace.

dunhill20:
Hello NL, I'm having a relationship issue. I met my girl when she was about 17. At the time, her mum was against her having a relationship with me. But out of the love I have for her, I couldn't let go. Her mum swore that she won't be alive to allow me marry her daughter in any way. We both love eachother, to the point I have the intention of taking her to the alter when the time comes. Now because of the beating she have been receiving, she left the house and run away of which I'm not in support of that. Her father hv now joined the chorus of saying that he will not support me. She is 18yrs old now. What should I do? Advice me, don't insult me.

Climaths:
your words potrayed how shallow ur mind is, a brother needs advice and u tink d best tin u can say is to spew out dis callos statement. Please words are true reflection of d content of ones heart. Pls tame ur tongue if ur heart is a grave yard of wickedness

Qhal:
Put her in a family way and they'll be begging you to come marry her for free sef.
Thank me later

dunhill20:
she is not 17, but 18 now. I do support her to be a graduate and I want her to go to school, of wch I will support her financially. I have the intention of getting married to her in future. Atleast when she is 22. But her parents don't want me.

baralatie:

you should ask @climaths first his own experience!

dunhill20:
Hello NL, I'm having a relationship issue. I met my girl when she was about 17. At the time, her mum was against her having a relationship with me. But out of the love I have for her, I couldn't let go. Her mum swore that she won't be alive to allow me marry her daughter in any way. We both love eachother, to the point I have the intention of taking her to the alter when the time comes. Now because of the beating she have been receiving, she left the house and run away of which I'm not in support of that. Her father hv now joined the chorus of saying that he will not support me. She is 18yrs old now. What should I do? Advice me, don't insult me.

ellapius:
its ur type that come bavk here to cry u re liking one guy but ur friend steals her from u....
I cwn believe u re sooo childish and silly like this.
u nid to grow up cos u make me sick ur comments

baralatie:

wonderful! an attention seeker!

let me help you if you did not understand

the op has the same problem as a particular guy in nairaland. he was advised he went the other way .only he can tell you the results

obviously by your own comments you must be in favour of that little girl getting married without an education.
and to top it all th e only thing you talk about is ?? ?

I believe you should read what the op posted again!fast forward yourself and see yourself as a parent.What would you do?

you are free to decide what you think is best for the girl.

Alexpissu:


The girl has not passed her WAEC ,you disturbing her with marriage . Sometimes people deserve a high five, in the face, with a chair. Advice ko advert ni

ronald4lif:
I don't think they have a problem with your person, but have a great deal of problem with having you disturbing their teenage daughter and distracting her from her studies. How about you allow her grow up a bit?