Marriage is a social trap

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Vullinthala Sandeep said:   8 months ago
Whether marriage is seen as a social trap depends on individual experiences, values, and perspectives.

While some people may view marriage as a source of joy, support, and fulfilment, others may see it as a source of stress, pressure, or constraint.

Ultimately, deciding to get married should be based on personal choices, values, and goals.
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Nukul said:   8 months ago
In my opinion, marriage is not a social trap. It's a phase of life in which both partners get the opportunity to understand their emotions and behaviour and build a bond of rules and responsibility.

This also shows that they are not trapped by society but connected with the silence of love, which is needed to serve the marriage phase and give the edge to join socially.
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Priyu sharma said:   8 months ago
In my opinion, marriage is not a trap, it is a bond between two people who live their lives with each other. If both couples think they are equally important to each other and respect their values in the married life, I think marriage life may be happy. Marriage is not a two-person bond but it's a bond of family also.
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Sam said:   9 months ago
Yes, actually, marriage is a social trap, and in a country like India, it's a business. People are getting married for their image in society. So I think marriage should be banned as cause of marriage not only one but a no of life's are destroyed cause in a hurry People take decision of getting married and this generally don't allow the male and female to understand eachother and they just have kids and fight in front of them and it gets converted into divorce leading to destruction of not only 2 life but the life of their child. So, it's good to stay single and enjoy the company of good friends.
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Manu said:   10 months ago
I would say marriage is not a trap if the bride and groom love each other and want to be a part of each life but only until love remains in them after that it could be a trap because they should keep on convincing each other and their families too by giving unnecessary clarity to everyone.

Now in this decade, no one can trap anyone in the name of marriage.
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Vibhu said:   10 months ago
In India, marriage is the most spiritual relationship. We believe that two people (male and female) will be together for the rest of their lives and live happily.

In the old golden days, marriage was considered as the relation of two families that combine to begin a new family, while the current marriage scenario seems to be a social trap. However, every aspect has to different angles the positive and negative so it depends on people how take it it can be taken it in a positive way and negative too. Thank you.
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Pallavi said:   10 months ago
Marriage is our culture in India. Two individuals are bound to be together rest of their lives just to meet the expectations of society & family. If the marriage works it is good but if you don't get well along with your partner it is a trap. Marriage often brings out a sense of responsibility in life.

Instead of staying in an unsuccessful marriage, it's better to be apart from your partner.
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Kareena Kapoor Khan said:   1 year ago
Hello everyone, before we address the topic.

Let's talk about why the marriage concept is still relevant today it is because humans an social animals and in order to not feel lonely they want to have a companion for a long duration to share moments of happiness, sadness etc.

So, if 2 people are happy staying together and doing things together along with having their own identity then marriage is a beautiful thing which can happen to anyone if the same things are not matching and people in it are on different wavelengths then it's a social trap. So it all depends on one's behaviour, mentality, grown-up environment and how each treats each other from different perspectives so the marriage definition changes as per each perspective. According to me, it's not a social trap it's a beautiful thing to happen in each and one's life it can mentally help you grow as a person.
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Millo Moses Chacko said:   1 year ago
Hello everyone.

In my opinion, marriage is a social contract. Because two different people come together through marriage and live forever. Here two different persons (male & female) represent or follow two different attitudes, thoughts and views. It gets acquired from society, family and friends. Each one of them creates a person who behaves in their life. Also, it was a part of society. And it was transferred those things to the next generation of them. Both mutually understand we can stay with each other, and both behave mutually agreeably to their life it reflected in their life. So Marriage is not a social trap. But also I am reminded that everything is two sides. In this case, it is that was included.
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Varsha K said:   2 years ago
My point of view is that marriage is not a trap if the partners know each other and have respect for each other. Marriages become miserable when the partners fail to respect each other's individual space and opinions. Partners sometimes forget to set boundaries in their relationship.

For example, they should find some time for themselves to do things that enrich them as an individual or dedicate some time to their hobbies. Respect the privacy of the partners in a marriage and take time to understand each other. This will make marriages heavenly.
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