It depends if it's a cultural custom. If it is, then it's almost pointless to fight it. It appears your ex girlfriend isn't ready to stand her ground, or perhaps she isn't Westernized like you are, because it's obvious she needs to comply with her parent's wishes. You won't win either way, because if you talk her into going against her parents and she argues with her parents over whom she should marry, then you have basically made enemies out of her parents and the road will be tough for you. The parents could even get nasty about it and have you arrested if you continue to see their daughter. The bottom line is, if your ex girlfriend loved you, then nothing should stand in yher way. If she isn't a minor then there is absolutely no reason the both of you couldn't find a way where she doesn't have to get married according to her parent's wishes. It appears she doesn't want to try. The only thing I can suggest is you see the parents directly. Hopefully you are working and can provide for their daughter (although you don't have to be wealthy) and sit down and talk to them pleasantly. See if you can come to some common ground. If the parents won't budge, and your ex girlfriend refuses to fight for you, it's best to move on. Good luck Marcy
By arranged marriage or just who you pick I guess. Because my parents are Buddhism and they were arranged by my grandparents.
yes, arranged marriage is successfull bcoz in arranged marriage we get bless from our parents, if any problem create in our marred life then our parents help to solve this problem and save this relationship.
Arranged Marriage
In an arranged marriage as is prevalent in India woman approves or sometimes disapproves the boy selected by the parents as a groom for her.
If you mean a marriage where parents decide their partners for their children, it's called an arranged marriage.
They have arranged a nice marriage with a relative of the Prince.
The parents don't know the best yet arranged marriages were the norm in Asia (India).
Marriage in the 1700's was more of an arranged marriage where women's parents were to find a rich man for her to marry, for the success of their life, better living, and status.
arranged marriage is when your parents arrange your wife/husband. And sometimes they may even have a dowry this is when the brides father pays the husband to be the husband .
The parents' point of view is that parents have the experience and wisdom needed to make better decisions than their children are capable of making, and marriage is too important a decision to leave in the hands of young, inexperienced people who will just make fools of themselves.
People primarily have arranged marriages because it is their cultural, social, or religious norm, especially in India.
It's certainly possible to have an arranged marriage in Spain, but the overwhelming majority of Spaniards choose their own spouses and are not assigned one by their parents.