foto: TikTok/@88liya0
Brilio.net - The phenomenon of "early marriage" is once again being widely discussed on social media. Netizens are flocking to follow this trend and sharing their stories about getting married at a young age. One of the uploads that has caught attention is a video from the TikTok account @88liya0, which tells the story of a woman's experience of getting married at an early age .
The woman who is familiarly called Liya revealed that she has 11 children at the relatively young age of 36. Her children have a wide range of ages, from the oldest at 16 years old to the youngest at 9 months old.
photo: TikTok/@88liya0
"Following the trend, married in 2007 at the age of 18, now 36 years old, thank God I have 11 children, the first child is 16 years old, the second, 15 years old, the third 14 years old, the fourth 12 years old, the fifth 10 years old, the sixth nine years old, the seventh seven years old, the eighth 6 years old, the ninth 4 years old, the tenth two years old, and the last one is nine months old," he wrote in the video.
Liya is known to have married a man from abroad, precisely from Jordan. Before the wedding, the couple had faced various challenges, including differences in countries that made their marriage process not easy. However, this did not dampen their love. Liya and her husband continued their relationship until they finally got married in 2007 and built a big family together.
photo: TikTok/@88liya0
"Previously, love was hindered by differences in countries, but now, thank God, it is a blessing with 11 children, a husband from Jordan and a wife from Indonesia, Subang," wrote Liya in the caption of the upload, quoted by brilio.net , Saturday (31/8).
Liya also said that since she got married, she has never returned to Indonesia. The reason is quite unique, Liya is always pregnant every year and gives birth. She also hopes that next year she can return home to Indonesia and there are no obstacles.
photo: TikTok/@88liya0
"This is my extended family, since I got married I have never returned to Indonesia because I am pregnant and give birth every year. Pray for us that we can return to Indonesia next year, hopefully there will be no obstacles, Aamiin," she wrote in another video upload.
Since it was uploaded until this article was written, the video has been watched more than 1.7 million times. Various responses have flooded the comments column. Some said that Liya's family will be the successors of the famous Halilintar gene in Indonesia. Some also commented on whether she didn't get baby blues.
"The successor of the Halilintar gene..," said ellyef_27.
"Some of her children are 1 year apart, so they are still babies and are already pregnant again. How do you take care of a baby while pregnant? Don't you get baby blues, sis?" said the account @muzdalifahifa115.
Then Liya answered that she had never felt baby blues throughout giving birth to her 11 children.
"Thank God, I've never felt the baby blues," he replied.
"Sis, please, don't you feel sorry for your child? Because the more you get there, the more difficult it is, especially since school and the necessities are now very expensive, I hope you will continue to be provided with good fortune, Sis," wrote the account @hongsiuya.
"You're great, sis, you are the winner of the sound of early marriage," wrote the account @akunbapak_gwe.
(brl/jad)
