And his early love letters try to enlist her in a conspiracy of Peter Pans: "You mustn't look too grown-up, because you'd look older than me; and you'll never, I'll never let you, grow wise, and I'll never, you shall never let me, grow wise, and we'll always be young and unwise together".
A virtual unknown two years ago, Mr. Malema, 29, is a young man seemingly unwise beyond his years.
The final episode drew some criticism of a different kind: some viewers thought it ended the season more with a whimper, than a bang -- despite the mob killing of the unwise young Jackie Aprile Jr.
People do grow apart even when they enroll at the same college, so choosing a college based on young love may be unwise.
West Indians believe it is unwise for their young men to linger in the Oxford Circus area of London.
In a joint interview with ITV News and The Guardian, the president, when asked whether the way the Prince expressed himself during his deployment was unwise, said: "Prince Harry is a young man, we do give exits to young men when they make mistakes".
Meanwhile, in Silicon Valley and Seattle and Austin and other centers of the tech world, there is a steady influx of college-educated millennials looking for a slot in a rising enterprise — young people who quickly learn it is unwise to make waves or to expect loyalty from their employer.
One day, two years after he landed in New York, he fell into conversation in a bookstore with a young man who, in the course of their talk, was unwise enough to disparage Italian literature.
On the proposal to raise apprentices' pay, Katja Hall, deputy director general of business group the CBI, said it was "unwise" to increase the cost to firms of taking on young people, saying it would "put off many smaller firms from getting involved".
But it would be unwise to underestimate the impact yesterday's result might have on the psyche of Britain's young people who are already drowning in the quicksand of their predecessors' debt.
