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We both studied in a hardcore christian private school for some years and became close friends. In high school I got kind of expelled from there and he had left a little earlier because his family moved to the city (we both lived in the suburbs). We ended up studying in two different high schools that were nevertheless close to each other, so we lived our late after-school teens always together, doing shit, our first joint, beers, vandalism, etc. I believe he's never had sex during that time though. Any way, in the senior year we grew apart because I had to study for university admission, which is a test in Brazil, much like SAT. Meanwhile his family was preparing to send him to those mormon seminar things, that last two years, not against his will. At that point I didn't care about religion anymore, despite having a baptist upbringing. He, however, still was a faithful mormon.

Now, I'm at the third year of law school (our educational system, like our legal system is very different from the american ones) and he just got back from the seminar. He's now a totally different person, which is not a big surprise, but the problem is that he's came back from Utah engaged to a girl (brazilian, also mormon), planning his wedding, while he's got a shitty job, no higher education and no means to afford a home. But the worst is that he's practicing CELIBACY. I believe then, he's probably rushing all this marriage thing just so he can have Jesus-approved-sex with the girl he's in love with, putting in risk his 20's with a miserable married life. You all know the odds of a early marriage lasting. And he's still foolish, for all I could understand talking to him until now, and I don't think he's really thought this through. Should I tell him my concerns about this whole situation or must I resign in my worries, preparing for one of my first cases as lawyer to be my friend's divorce?
<bot>: Friend came back from mormon seminary engaged, practicing celibacy and broke, planning his marriage. Should I tell him this might be a bad idea?