Peller fires back at marriage critics, blames poverty for the advice
TikToker Peller sparks debate as he claims parental advice to delay marriage stems from poverty, following his engagement to Jarvis.
Popular TikToker Peller has boldly addressed critics questioning his decision to marry young, claiming societal advice against early marriage stems from financial struggles.
In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), Peller, who recently proposed to his partner Jarvis, dismissed concerns about his age, calling them a product of “poverty-rooted” beliefs passed down by previous generations.
“Let me tell you something,” Peller began. “All of you saying, ‘He’s too young to get married,’ your parents lied to you. They told you to delay marriage because of poverty, not wisdom.”
He continued, “They believe you should wait until you’re older and broke. But me? I’m securing my happiness now. Marriage isn’t about age—it’s about readiness.”
Peller’s bold statements sparked a wave of reactions online, with many applauding his confidence while others criticized his perspective on marriage and poverty. The viral video quickly ignited debates about cultural expectations and financial readiness in marriage.
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