Transformation of Marriage

The institution of marriage has undergone significant changes. Traditionally, marriage was an economic necessity for women and a means for men to connect with their children. This model was based on gender inequality. Today, marriage is a choice for women, characterized by egalitarian principles. Women's increased independence has altered men's roles and what it means to be marriageable. Women now seek more than financial support in a partner.

What was a primary reason for women to marry in the traditional model?

• For love and companionship

• To gain economic security

• To pursue education

• To travel the world

In the traditional model, what was a man's role in marriage?

• To pursue personal hobbies

• To be a homemaker

• To provide financial support

• To travel frequently

How has the institution of marriage changed for women?

• It has become less important

• It has become a necessity

• It is now a choice with more equality

• It is now only about financial gain

What is a significant change in marriage dynamics today?

• Marriage is based on egalitarian principles

• Children are not a consideration

• Men are the sole providers

• Women have less power

What are women looking for in marriage today?

• Only financial support

• More than just a paycheck

• A traditional household

• A partner who travels often

How have men's roles in marriage evolved?

• They are less involved in family life

• They are now more focused on equality

• They are solely financial providers

• They remain unchanged