Heck yea. Would you want to spend the rest of your life with someone you don't care about?
A good sequel for "An Arranged Marriage To A Vampire" would be "Love from Dusk To Dawn".
Romeo and juliet were totally and completely in love with each other and they would never cancel their marriage
No, such a petition would be VOID. A person cannot get a marriage based green card when that person is ALREADY married to someone else.
A definition of arranged marriages is, when two people are married because their parents decided that they would. However, the people the marriage is being arranged for do get a say, they get introduced to each other weeks before, it's not a blind wedding, you get to know them before hand, and also, if one of them strongly didn't like the other person, they are not forced to get married. This is where many people are mistaken: ARRANGED MARRIAGE IS NOT THE SAME AS A FORCED MARRIAGE. I think that there are mixed feelings about whether you would love someone that was chosen for you more than if you chose them yourself. The disadvantages of arranged marriages are: you don't really know your husband/wife; you probably will take a while to get relaxed around them, but it is believed that love comes after marriage. This is because the parents choose the husband/wife on horoscopes, their background, how they were raised, etc. and they pick people who are very similar, have very similar backgrounds and who are likely to get on well. love, hope :)
People of different ages (and traditions) would answer this question differently. When I was younger, I thought an arranged marriage was barbaric and wrong. All of the great romances came from love. But as I grew older and experienced a wonderful long-term relationship, I saw how you most importantly need to be friends to make it work. I started thinking that the passionate love you experience at first isn't what makes the relationship rich and balanced. I came to understand how you could "learn to love someone." An arranged marriage can be wonderful. The only thing that would scare me is the possibility of marrying a jerk. But the person you fell in love with could change after marriage too, so it's hard to say which choice is the *one* to support.
None is ever named. He likely didn't have one. As the son of a King, he would have been part of an arranged marriage.
I would just put, "Marry me?" Wait, scratch that. More like, "Marry me." They don't really have a choice.
Yes. Take it to court and most likely a judge will annull the marriage. If you are underage, then most def. it can be annulled.This is because when the marriage application is completed you sign the bottom & swear that all statements are true.If she was never really pregnant then the statements weren't true and the marriage can be annulled.I would contact a lawyer
I would say Mrs. Frank. She entered into an arranged marriage with Mr. Frank, and would have brought a dowry with her.
It depends, but that is sick it shouldnt be arranged like people should want this somthing the to lovers decides for them selves not any others
As someone who is not personally subject to arranged marriage, I have to say that, of the few people I know who are in arranged marriages, there seem to be pro's and con's for both ways. Marriage for love is not a sure thing, in North America there is around 50% or higher divorce rate within two years (the vast majority of which are not arranged marriages). I also know of a few couples for whom arranged marriages coincided with love or blossomed into love afterward, so having both forms of marriage is obviously possible. There must be some redeeming qualities of arranged marriage, else why continue with the practice? The same with marriage for love. Ultimately, the choice must be made by the affianced couple, follow the old ways, or the new. One must assume that the parents involved in arranging marriages, must have the best interests of the family in mind, at the very least, so the affianced person(s) need to decide if it's in their own best interests as well, and whether their own best interests either outweigh the family interests, or complement them. I believe it would be wise to at least meet your possibly future spouse. Who knows? Maybe you can have the best of both worlds.