Because you do not need a certificate to live with the person you love or take a public oath or something like that. That is why I see it as hugely questionable. Who else has something to do with it except the two people who love each other? Have a good day :)
Why do you think that getting married is a blessing? Some people think that marriage is not necessary, that it's our response to the expectation of the society. Do you think they are right?
Can't people form family without getting married? What about those divorced people that already have family from their previous marriages, yet they still want to get married, should we say they want to get married because they want to form a new family?
Of course you can form a family without getting married. But people still do get married for that purpose because it is a tradition to do so and because marriage offers various types of benefits from a family formation standpoint in many countries. Such benefits include the father not having to go a child welfare officer to acknowledge the child, some countries have family-based taxation for married couples (potentially a huge benefit), widow's pension etc. etc.
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I would love to know why you thought that the marriage system is questionable. What makes marriage questionable?
Because you do not need a certificate to live with the person you love or take a public oath or something like that. That is why I see it as hugely questionable. Who else has something to do with it except the two people who love each other? Have a good day :)
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Why do you think that getting married is a blessing? Some people think that marriage is not necessary, that it's our response to the expectation of the society. Do you think they are right?
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I love your response. Seems the part of the world you're from has more successful marriages. That's wonderful!
What made you say marriage is inevitable? Is it something everyone must do? Who's compelling them to do it?
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Can't people form family without getting married? What about those divorced people that already have family from their previous marriages, yet they still want to get married, should we say they want to get married because they want to form a new family?
Of course you can form a family without getting married. But people still do get married for that purpose because it is a tradition to do so and because marriage offers various types of benefits from a family formation standpoint in many countries. Such benefits include the father not having to go a child welfare officer to acknowledge the child, some countries have family-based taxation for married couples (potentially a huge benefit), widow's pension etc. etc.
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