Emotional disputes, I don t know where to go, please give advice. Take a look

You're both too young to want to get married now, and I don't think there's any point in you thinking about "forever" and he wants to get married in three years. If you continue to be with him without any burden, and you will still feel happy, you can be together again. As you mature a little bit, your mind will slowly change, and of course your boyfriend will do the same.

No one can promise the future, so grasping the present is the best way to do it.

But there is another sentence, that is, even if they are back together, the girl still has to protect herself in some aspects, and if he can't respect you, then break up decisively.

You really don't love him so much, because the original idea of love is to be together forever, and you don't even have the original idea, and you just feel that something is missing when you are separated, and there is no heartache. I can only say that you really don't love it.

So do you love him? You're right, you're too small.

What would you do yourself without taking into account his thoughts? Feelings can't be said in words that hurt or don't hurt. Love is inherently selfish, but it is also selfless. But it's your own ideas that matter.

I think 17 years old is still very young, and boys mature later than girls. It's best to let things go with the flow. If you miss this time, you don't know if you will be happy at the next stop.

Love is a bad thing.

Clause. 1. The non-recognition of homosexual marital relations in our country can be understood as the mutual obligations between homosexual lovers are lower than those of marital conjugal relations, and can even be understood as lower than those between heterosexuals;

Clause. 2. In this case, B and C did not instigate or indulge in A's act of jumping off the building, and actively performed their duty to rescue after witnessing **, so B and C did not bear criminal responsibility;

Clause. 3. If there is a common property dispute between A and B, it is a different matter to sue for civil proceedings.

This is a suicide, not a situation of coercion, etc., and it is difficult to pursue the responsibility of those responsible.

There is no need to be held responsible. Because it's not their coercion, it's that he can't think about it.

I really don't know about this, I personally don't feel that I need to pay legal responsibility, but I will be morally condemned!

Why do you want to divorce, do you want to live a life alone, a person who speaks and does things sometimes regrets it, not to mention two people, personality differences exist in every family, there are many serious family frictions, and there are very few people who choose to divorce, maybe this is life, if you choose the next one, family friction may be greater, more things, cherish this feeling.