If your parents rejected your sweetheart, what would you do?
Jun 23, 2006
<b>Rachael Dembe, 28, Sales Assistant</b><br>I would elope with the man if I had already had a child with him, otherwise, I would leave him.
Rachael Dembe, 28, Sales Assistant
I would elope with the man if I had already had a child with him, otherwise, I would leave him.
Davis Kitooke, 33, video editor
It’s a dilemma deciding between your parents and girlfriend. My parents dislike my wife and they even disowned when I married her. But I am not sure whether I it is right, giving up my parents for a girlfriend’s sake.
Sarah Nakato, 28, Graphics Designer
I would leave the man. Men are very unreliable. But my parents will always be there for me and by rejecting the man, they are saving me from future woes.
Kasita Mukooki, 29, draper
If the girls’ parents are okay with our relationship, why not go ahead and marry her? Kwanjula is a blessing enough for us.
Danny Nsumba, 25, mobile phone technician
My parents have no right to choose my spouse.
Dr. Lamech Lumala, 65, Pastor
I am past dating age, but I would advise lovers to try and reach an agreement with their parents. A marriage without the parents’ blessing is bound to fail. So, should the lovers fail to reach an agreement with their parents, then they should let go of each other and entrust everything to God.
I would elope with the man if I had already had a child with him, otherwise, I would leave him.
Davis Kitooke, 33, video editor
It’s a dilemma deciding between your parents and girlfriend. My parents dislike my wife and they even disowned when I married her. But I am not sure whether I it is right, giving up my parents for a girlfriend’s sake.
Sarah Nakato, 28, Graphics Designer
I would leave the man. Men are very unreliable. But my parents will always be there for me and by rejecting the man, they are saving me from future woes.
Kasita Mukooki, 29, draper
If the girls’ parents are okay with our relationship, why not go ahead and marry her? Kwanjula is a blessing enough for us.
Danny Nsumba, 25, mobile phone technician
My parents have no right to choose my spouse.
Dr. Lamech Lumala, 65, Pastor
I am past dating age, but I would advise lovers to try and reach an agreement with their parents. A marriage without the parents’ blessing is bound to fail. So, should the lovers fail to reach an agreement with their parents, then they should let go of each other and entrust everything to God.