It isn’t like the films I watched (0) AS a child. The saying ‘yes’ part was easy. It is 1 else that worries me. Did we do the right thing? We are so young: I’m 24; he is 23. What if we meet other people 2 the way? Our opposing views and playful bickering is exciting now, but will it 3 thin as we grow older? We look at our friends who date casually and still live with their parents, and we question our decision to 4 into our own place so quickly. We spend our days rowing over the washing-up, we argue in front of family members, and he turns up late when he has spent the previous evening out with his friends. I rationalise that it is because we are growing up together and this comes with its trials; but does this happen to everyone? There’s also the issue of expectation. We don’t want children 5 time soon. I have a demanding career and not a lot of disposable 6 to support myself, let alone a child. But now there are questions people seem to ask us, all of 7 are very burdensome. ‘When will you have kids? You know, you’re married now, get them out of the way when you’re young.’ Why does society pile 8 that pressure?