Women Less Likely to Do Volunteer Work After Marriage
Wives who have a romantic view of marriage are less likely to do volunteer work for the wider community, leading their husbands to volunteer less as well, says a study.
Wives who have a romantic view of marriage are less likely to do volunteer work for the wider community, leading their husbands to volunteer less as well, says a study.
‘It is very encouraging to see that the youth of today look at marriage in a positive light and, more importantly, they have a realistic view of life after marriage.’
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About 20.5 percent men and 23.1 percent women said "can't wait to get married" and 12.2 percent men and 10.3 percent women said "not for me". While 18.2 percent men and 13.2 percent women said they were "not sure". When people who said "not for me" were asked why, 35.1 percent men and 27.2 percent women said "Don't want responsibility", followed by 23.2 percent men and 21.3 percent women who said "Don't believe in the institution". About 26.3 percent men and 20.3 percent women said "Don't want long-term commitment", followed by 15.4 percent men and 31.2 percent women who said "fear change".
When they were asked what was the biggest benefit of getting married, 25.7 percent men and 34.7 percent women said "emotional anchor", 33.7 percent men and 20.1 percent women said "financial stability", followed by 40.6 percent men and 45.2 percent women who said "lifelong companion".
Not All Shotgun Marriages are Rocky
New research finds the proportion of shotgun marriages increasing among some groups of women and that not all shotgun marriages are as rocky as one might think.
New research finds the proportion of shotgun marriages increasing among some groups of women and that not all shotgun marriages are as rocky as one might think.
Gourav Rakshit, CEO of Shaadi.com, said in a statement: "We have always believed that marriage in India is about 'when' and not 'if'. It is very encouraging to see that the youth of today look at marriage in a positive light and, more importantly, they have a realistic view of life after marriage.
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Marriage Attitudes Linked to Risky Sexual Behaviors Among Young People
Skin tone plays a role in views toward relationships and marriage, thus impacting decisions about sexual behavior for some people.
Skin tone plays a role in views toward relationships and marriage, thus impacting decisions about sexual behavior for some people.
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Early Childhood Experience Impacts Marriage Later In Life
Men who grew up in caring homes were more adept at managing stressful emotions when assessed as middle-aged adults.
Men who grew up in caring homes were more adept at managing stressful emotions when assessed as middle-aged adults.
