Arranged Marriages

Let me start with saying, there are no DIS-advantages!! Allow me to elaborate:

1) get to spend life with someone who cares just as much about you, as you do about them

2)have a dependable partner and friend no matter where you are

3)can enjoy life together without having to compensate for someone who does not share your interests

4)If you have children, they will grow up knowing how to love because there is a house full of it

5)who wants to marry someone you can't stand, anyway!

6) sex is MUCH better!

8) through thick and thin, your partner will be less likely to leave you because they want to see you happy

9)you have a healthier and more pleasant relationship, knowing that 20 years down the road he will not look like the guy in your "arranged marriage nightmare"!

10) what good is a marriage if you can't live life to the fullest! Get out there and find Mr. (or Mrs.) Right!

Her "cherry" isn't popped.

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No. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) is against arranged marriages and asks it's members not to participate in them, even in nations where they are a common part of the culture, such as India. Mormons believe that marriage is an eternal commitment - a personal decision that should not be taken lightly and that should not be done just to please parents or friends.

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Historically in the United States the brides in arranged marriages were referred to as picture-brides. They were called this because the bride and groom had only seen each other in photographs prior to the marriage.

Same sex marriage is now legal in Australia.

On December 7, 2017, the Australian Parliament passed a same-sex marriage law for all states and territories. It had earlier passed through the Senate.

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Well, I know you really don't want to hear this, but give her a chance. There have been countless stories and movies of people who hate their soon to be spouses, but as soon as they get to know the other, they are madly in love. But being married at 16 is very wrong if you don't want to be married. If you live in the US you have the right to make your own decisions.

Otherwise you can be immature like I would be and...

Run out screaming with a bag of things you need to survive.

Tell your parents they are stupid and go on a rant until they kick you out.

Tell the bride you hate her, that way she'll hate you too, and then you'll hate eachother together.

Good luck honey!

Yes, this is not right age to get marriage. This is against the marriage act ruls and also try to suggest the bride to wait for some time..

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• Yes, in some cases where it is an arranged marriage two people can end up falling in love, but there are many who do not love their chosen one. Love can come from being partners in life through the good and bad times which can lead to a strong bond of love, while, in some cases and cultures it is mainly women who are not treated well by their chosen mate and they more like a piece of property than being loved. It depends on the couple in an arranged marriage.

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Yes, arranged marriages were quite common in the 1600s, particularly among the upper classes and nobility in many cultures around the world. These unions were often used to strengthen familial alliances, secure property, and maintain social status. Love was typically not the primary consideration; instead, families prioritized economic and political advantages. While some individuals did marry for love, arranged marriages remained the norm in many societies during this period.