"Young Wives" is a term often used to describe women who marry at a young age, typically in their late teens or early twenties. This phenomenon can be influenced by cultural, social, or economic factors, and it varies significantly across different regions and communities. Young wives may face unique challenges, including balancing family responsibilities with personal aspirations. In many societies, young wives are expected to take on traditional roles, such as homemaking and child-rearing. This can limit their opportunities for education and career advancement. However, some young wives actively seek to redefine their roles, pursuing higher education and careers while managing their family lives, contributing to changing perceptions of marriage and gender roles in society.