Essays on Marriage

People frequently get married, either out of custom or occasionally out of a basic human desire. All faiths emphasize the institution of marriage as a means of procreation, frequently involving partners who are the same gender. Despite some countries’ opposition, marriages have changed to include partners of the same gender….

The institution of marriage has many distinct connotations for people all across the world. Therefore, multiple definitions and understandings of marriage result from diverse cultures and beliefs. Considering marriage from the numerous cultural viewpoints that come with it can lead to a variety of misinterpretations of what marriage was intended…

The Arrangers of Marriage, an Adichie short tale from 2009, explores the man’s lifetime experiences with feelings of insecurity, the potential consequences of alienation, and his overwhelming desire to leave such a dishonest culture. Attachment is proposed by the author as the sole practical remedy for isolation. The narrative depicts…

Marriage is not on the agenda of life milestones for several millennials. The older generations regard them as entitled and lazy, avoiding the traditional way of life that their parents followed. As a result of their slower progression through life achievements, millennials have been chastised. The older generations claim that…

The current economy addresses crucial issues confronting low-income households, including demographic conditions such as a massive drop in non-educated men’s incomes. Increased residential segregation by race and income class, as well as increased marginalization of low-income households, are examples of social and political influences (Loopstra & Tarasuk, 2013). When all…

No, it does not. In their separate partnerships, Nora and Torvald do not seem to have an equal relationship. Their marriages represent many traditional marriages in Europe in the 1800s. Their unfair marital relationship is mirrored in the way Torvald treated Nora. Torvald referred to Nora as “my little singing…

Kate Chopin’s novel The Storm depicts the unfulfilling case of relationships and circumstances that are typical in contemporary society. The work depicts a woman, Calixta, having extramarital sex with an old boyfriend, Alcee, in a Louisiana setting. When the hurricane ends, both parties are happy. Via the use of a…

Born on 12 January 1876 in San Francisco to a rich single mother, Flora Wellman, he was known by his full name as John Griffith London but later adopted the name “Jack” in his teenage stage. Since his mother became ill, John was raised by an ex-slave woman named Virginia…

Interracial relationships are characterized as interbreeding, marriage, sexual relations, or cohabitation between people of different ethnic groups or races, particularly in historical contexts as a violation of the law (Twine & Smyth, 2011). There are many historical examples of interracial marriages that culminated in marriage against legal resistance. Richard and…

Karen, a twenty-six-year-old woman, is the protagonist of the story Wild Horses. She had been engaged twice and married once in her life. Six months after their marriage, her first husband left her for another woman. The second one, Henry, drowned in the Mississippi one day before their scheduled wedding…

The book Interpreter of Maladies is beautifully written and portrays Lahiri as a versatile storyteller. The plot revolves around the Das family’s encounters while on a holiday tour of their native country. The novel is arguably a masterpiece, and the plot holds the reader’s attention. The story discusses crucial topics…

Alifa Raat’s “Another Evening by the Club,” tells the story of a couple, Samia and Bey. Samia was born into a low-income family, but her father was able to find her a rich husband to marry because of her appearance. “As of today, she’ll be living at home in preparation…