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Speech On Child Bride

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Today when a girl dream of getting married, they think of love and that special someone they want to spend their rest of their life with and always be right by their side with. You would never imagine it would be hell for girls who are dreading their wedding day or doesn’t even know she getting married because she is only maybe 12,13 or a little younger these girlss are know as child brides and the parents married them off when they are young because maybe then can’t take care of them it saddens me when these girls have big dreams and want to do so many only to be taken away after their marriage.parents put their daughter’s freedom and dreams to marry a complete stranger.
In the USA you don’t really see much of girls getting married at …show more content…

All these girls want is too go to school and have an education do they can do more for their community and these parents don’t care what she went all the know is that they need to get her married so they have one less mouth to feed. However, some of these girl get married,but they said only if I finish my education.Saida who comes from Bangladesh is a child bride,she got forced to marry at the age of 14 says “I enjoyed school, especially maths, which was my favorite subject. But in 8th grade, I was suddenly told by my parents that I had to quit. I had only two years left before I was due to finish – I did not want to leave school! I’d dreamed of becoming a teacher so that I could give others the opportunity to learn. (“ I was a Child Bride”). It’s heartbreaking to see how a girl dreams can shatter so quickly furthermore in third world countries girls are forced out of school to marry sometimes people in the villages don’t like the idea of a girl getting married so young and some people try to talk to the parents or family to see if they can call off the marriage and hopefully the girl can continue to be educated more. Furthermore, education is a lack of things that some people don’t have in parts of the world In third world countries,people don’t really think that girls shouldn’t have an education, some believe that she should stand by her husband and stay raising his children also help with cooking. But these girls try their best to stay in school girls with no education are 3 times as likely to marry by 18. Girls tend to drop out of school during the prep of the wedding or shortly after the wedding because she has to tend to her husband and her duties as a

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