Love Marriage or Arranged Marriage?

Marriage is an integral foundation of any society that binds people together. It religiously ties two people, along with their families, in the sacred bond of marriage. For ages, marriage rituals and traditions have been followed, and families have embraced the concept of arranged marriages because we all believe, "Parents know best."

man betrothing his woman

Studies have suggested that a huge percentage of people opt for arranged marriages due to trusted matrimonial sites and parents. Very few people opt for love marriage in India due to a number of reasons, like religious disputes, cultural differences, non-agreement of families, and other critical matters.

A large percentage of people prefer an arranged marriage without any coercion. They believe arranged marriages bring peace and harmony to their union. In many cases, love marriages bring a lot of difficulties and disputes. According to many researchers, the divorce rate is higher in love marriages.

However, a major discrimination is that people who opt for love marriage are always badly depicted compared to those who have had an arranged marriage. Even if both types of couples are successful in their marriages, the couples with an arranged marriage are praised more for their excellent bonding.

However, with each passing day, a number of stories turn up that portray love marriages as good. Now, families have begun to understand their children’s wants and decisions about spending their lives with the ones they love. Love marriages are on the rise, but arranged marriages still continue to dominate the game. We cannot say which one is better, but we can demand that everyone have their marriage in a way he/she prefers.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Medical Documentation Proofreading Example 1

Image
Proofreading passage   This is a 52 year old inmate with a 5.5 cm diametre non functioning mass in his right adrenal. The procedure was explained including risks of infection, bleeding, possibility of transfusion and the possiblity of further treetments being required. An alternative to fully laproscopic is open surgery and watching the lesion. Answers This is a 52-year-old inmate with a 5.5-cm diameter non-functioning mass in his right adrenal. The procedure was explained including risks of infection, bleeding, the possibility of transfusi on, and the possibility of further treatments being required. An alternative to fully laparoscopic is open surgery or watching the lesion. Laparoscope: a fibre-optic instrument inserted through the abdominal wall to view the organs in the abdomen or permit small-scale surgery.
Read more

Medical Documentation Proofreading Example 2

Image
Proofreading The patient is a 69 year old female with history of hysterectomy, who complained of urgency, frequency and stress urinary incontinence. The patient had urodynamics did and a cystoscopy, which reveeled intrinsic sphincter deficiency. Options such as watchful waiting and kegel exercises were discussed. The risks and benefits of all the procedures was discussed. The patient understood, and wanted to proceed with BioArc. Risk of failure of the procedure, recurence of incontinence due to urgency, mesh erosion, exposure, etc, were discussed. The patient understood the risk of infection and wants to proceed with the procedure. The patient was told that due to the intrinsic sphincter deficiency we will try to make the sling a little bit tighter to allow better urethrel closure. Answer The patient is a 69-year-old female with a history of hysterectomy, who complained of urgency, frequenc y, a nd stress urinary incontinence. The patient had urodynamics done and a cystoscopy, whic
Read more

Medical Documentation Proofreading Example 3

Image
Proofreading This is a 73 year old gentleman who were recently noted to has some erythmatous, somewhat raised bladder lesions in the bladder mucosa in Cystoscopy. She was treated for a large transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder with TURBT in 2002, and subsequently underwent chemotherapy because of pulmonery nodules. He has some low grade non-invasive small tumour recurrences on one or two occasion over the past 18 month. Recent cystoscopy raise suspicion of another recurrences. Answer This is a 73-year-old gentleman who was recently noted to have some erythematous , somewhat raised bladder lesions in the bladder mucosa in cystoscopy . He was treated for a large transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder with TURBT in 200 2 a n d, s ubsequent ly, u nderwent chemotherapy because of pulmonary nodules. He has had some low-grade non-invasive small tumor recurrences on one or two occasions over the past 18 months . Recent cystoscopy raises suspicion of another recurrence . Bl
Read more