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Since many marriages, the dating scene, and the divorce rate is a basket case right now, I'm making exception on this post. I see it as a public service announcement. Amber Alert or something. 
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How are most marriages arranged in India?
"In India, the process of arranged marriage has changed from one totally dictated by the parents to more of a team effort between parents and their children. In the past, the engaged man and woman usually would not see each other before the wedding. Now, parents act more as matchmakers for their adult children."
"What is the current divorce rate in India? As of 2020, the divorce rate in India is around 1%, one of the lowest in the world. However, it has been gradually increasing in recent years. "
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It appears culture, parental pressure, and not dating maybe the answer for a long lasting relationships. For those who are not interested in getting married, than please post a funny meme, or something. After all, I don't really like talking about relationships, but I do like finding solutions.
I hope this helps someone.
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How are most marriages arranged in India?
"In India, the process of arranged marriage has changed from one totally dictated by the parents to more of a team effort between parents and their children. In the past, the engaged man and woman usually would not see each other before the wedding. Now, parents act more as matchmakers for their adult children."
"What is the current divorce rate in India? As of 2020, the divorce rate in India is around 1%, one of the lowest in the world. However, it has been gradually increasing in recent years. "
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It appears culture, parental pressure, and not dating maybe the answer for a long lasting relationships. For those who are not interested in getting married, than please post a funny meme, or something. After all, I don't really like talking about relationships, but I do like finding solutions.
I hope this helps someone.
My Indian workmate got divorced.
She she's probably in the 1%
But then, women who work mostly don't have husbands who earn enough so that they don't have to work to earn enough to run the household or are looking after children because there's no nanny.
Indian families in India who are rich can afford many servants, and they have many extended family members. They don't do the whole nuclear thing like in the US where for some strange reason, families don't even live together anymore, or if they do, in tiny little self-contained households that are only big enough for children while they are in school and then once they leave school have to find their own places to live.
She she's probably in the 1%
But then, women who work mostly don't have husbands who earn enough so that they don't have to work to earn enough to run the household or are looking after children because there's no nanny.
Indian families in India who are rich can afford many servants, and they have many extended family members. They don't do the whole nuclear thing like in the US where for some strange reason, families don't even live together anymore, or if they do, in tiny little self-contained households that are only big enough for children while they are in school and then once they leave school have to find their own places to live.
It might have something to do with being in the "West". Your workmate lives in New Zealand, so culture also plays a factor.
There was a lady from India, who moved to the U.S. I think to marry someone here, but ended up divorcing, and married my friend. The last time I talked to my friend, he didn't seem to happy.
There was a lady from India, who moved to the U.S. I think to marry someone here, but ended up divorcing, and married my friend. The last time I talked to my friend, he didn't seem to happy.