At one time I was all of her. I was his mind, soul. I love the campus for five long years. It was talked about two families. But if you want to make money then you need money. And you need jobs for money. I do not have that.
In this situation, pressure came from him, sitting on a marriage pitch. At one stage, the threat of suicide threatened the man. After many thought we got married in 2017. Our family is doing well. Bump one day sent me a divorce letter. Shuffle is all about. Muhibur cried for his life. Rehana Rehana is now far away. Maybe there's happiness. But dark darkness in Muhibur's life. Having crossed the days of state despair. Muhibur said, Rehana will be good. Because he has his job. And I'm still unemployed.
Muhibur, a former social science student of Rajshahi University, said that due to the same divisions, the relationship between us and love grew in 2013. Earlier, Rehana was mentally broke in another love failed. At the time, when I stood beside him, he got back to me and got me. From then on I became all to him. After marriage, he got a job at Government Primary School. Meanwhile, Rehana gave me some money. I am studying for the job. I can not get a job. Muhibur said, "If you got a job, Rehana would not have left it like me. Now she is looking for a working boy to marry.
Rabeya Akhter of Manikganj, who is in trouble with the crisis of youth, is more difficult than Muhurbur. He can not get married even after getting a job. Because, like a better working pocket. Rabeya is now 34 years old. Serving as a Government Medical Assistant Baker refused to marry a boy Rabeya Even his lower-scale paycheck son. Rabeya is very worried about not getting a desirable job. This girl from Manikganj said that the crisis due to not being able to get jobs in higher education in the country.
If there was unemployment in the young society, then there would not have been any problem with getting married to any children. Apart from Rabeya, her 32-year-old sister can not get married because she is not a suitable worker. Due to not getting jobs at the right time, hundreds of thousands of educated young people are passing days in various problems like Muhibur and Rabeya. Many meritorious students are coming to the job market after completing higher education every year from high university students like Dhaka University, Chittagong University and Jahangir University. Looking for job is running.
Thus many people get jobs. Many of the jobs are going to end in the marriage and the marriage age. They are very worried about family life. Gradually, young people are becoming frustrated with marital life. These highly educated young people say, will seek employment or get married. It is impossible to get married if you do not get a job. 
A report on the World Bank's unemployment report released last year shows that 9.1 percent of the youth of Bangladesh are unemployed. Between the ages of 15 and 24, young people are unemployed at this rate.
According to the latest survey of the Bureau of BBS (BBS), there are about 2.6 million unemployed people in the country. 78 percent of them young men and women. Most of those educated young people These young people are unwilling to accept marriage due to unemployment. Marital life is one of the main sections of human life, but it all depends on being self-reliant. Young unmarried youth are going back from their marriage. The legs are growing in the world of despair. Creating crime If this happens then the frustration will be created from the distorted mentality educated young people. Being out of resources will become a burden to the society.
This is the commentary of the Department of Psychology Department of Dhaka University. Ayesha Sultana This psychologist said that marriage is the most important of the biological needs of biological necessities. If they fail to meet these deficiencies in a normal way, they will be more frustrated with frustration. At one time they will be involved in various anti-social activities. In this situation, due to the lack of proper application of the intellectuals of higher educators, the young society will not be able to work for the state. Daisy professor Ayesha Sultana commented that they would become a burden for the state