Speak about marriage with your children
By Dickson Tumuramye It is common practice to be guided into marriage issues by peers or friends. Some children do not find it easy to discuss such marriage issues with their parents, and vice versa. As such, young people intending to marry juggle on their own to find partners, and sometimes parents get to know when these two people have reached a certain point in their relationship, but their friends already know all that is happening. Some young people have never heard their parents discuss sex education with them. Young ladies may be fortunate to hear from their mothers about how to protect themselves from early pregnancies. Much of this advice comes as threats like, "If you dare get pregnant... you will see me..." The girl is not well taught about the consequences of getting involved in love relationships at a young age. There is never good guidance on what to do. Even some mothers don’t know how to talk to their daughters about how menstruation happens, what to d...