NAVIGATING A SEXLESS MARRIAGE
Happy vacation pictures, Sunday brunch selfies, and touching anniversary postings were all…
DEALING WITH ADDICTION IN MARRIAGE
For weeks after their wedding, people were talking about it. She thought…
ARRANGED MARRIAGE VERSUS LOVE MARRIAGE
The union of Aditi and Ravi was prearranged, Aditi was sitting by…
MANAGING MENTAL HEALTH STRUGGLES IN MARRIAGE
She was more concerned about the disappointed expression in his eyes and…
SURVIVING LONG-DISTANCE MARRIAGES
Six months, however, became a year. Then two. And their marriage's rhythm…
THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN MARITAL HARMONY
Instead of being thundering, their love was a soft fire that burned…
STATUTORY MARRIAGE
In a statutory marriage, a man and a woman can only be wed to one another at a time, making it effectively a monogamous union. It is subject to the rules and regulations of the Marriage Act; this kind of marriage is also referred to as marriage under the Act. For the couple, as well as their offspring, it confers significant advantages and privileges concerning inheritance, wills, and other family-related problems. In Nigeria, a legally sanctioned marriage must begin at the Marriage Registry and may conclude at any permitted public location, including places of worship. What is statutory marriage's legal framework? The following federal laws govern statutory marriage in Nigeria: …
THE CONCEPT OF MARRIAGE IN DIFFERENT RELIGION
Marriage is sometimes viewed as a vow made to God and to…
THE IMPACT OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCES ON MARRIAGE
Picture two individuals at the threshold of a shared life, their hearts…
PERSPECTIVE OF MARRIAGE ACROSS VARIOUS CULTURES
Marriage was a social compact with legal and financial ramifications in ancient Rome. Roman law distinguished between two categories of marriages: those based on mutual consent and those involving dowries. In order to solidify family ties and concentrate riches, marriages were frequently planned. A father's authority over his children included control over their marriages, according to the idea of patria potestas In Europe, the Christian Church started to have a big impact on marriage during the Middle Ages. Marriage's spiritual and moral aspects were emphasized when it was recognized as one of the Church's seven sacraments by the 12th century. A man and a woman should be monogamous for the rest of their lives, according to church doctrine. During this time, the banns of marriage were instituted, which require announcing a planned marriage in public to avoid covert partnerships. Europe during the Middle Ages still saw marriage as primarily a social and economic decision. For the sake of securing political ties, accumulating riches, and guaranteeing the continuation of family lineage, noble families arranged marriages. Though financial factors were still taken into account, peasants had greater discretion when it came to selecting mates.…