Judy Austin has urged women to be cautious about rushing into relationships, stressing that pregnancy alone does not guarantee marriage.

She warned that getting pregnant for someone can lead to regret if the relationship is not built on love, commitment, and mutual growth. “The first question you should ask yourself is, can I spend the rest of my life with this guy? Can I love him, commit to him, grow with him, and build with him?” she said.

Judy emphasized that such decisions require maturity, advising women not to make life-altering choices if they are still young or not mentally ready. She encouraged women to date, learn about people, and understand that they can only truly rely on themselves and God. “Show up for yourself before expecting anyone else to show up for you,” she added.

Reflecting on the dangers of early marriage, she noted its long-term consequences: “Early marriage has damaged many people. It has led to divorce, emotional baggage, and struggles raising children they were not prepared for.”

She advised women to focus on personal growth and readiness before seeking a life partner: “Learn, grow, work, and build the resilience you need. When you’re ready, pray and ask God to bring the right person into your life. That way, even if things don’t go perfectly, you will have no regrets.”

Judy’s advice highlights the importance of self-development, patience, and thoughtful decision-making before committing to serious relationships.