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"Marriage Is Not a Compulsion – It's a Responsibility" Marriage is not a burden. It's not a social formality. It's a sacred bond – built on love, understanding, and shared responsibility . But sadly, in today's world, people have turned this sacred relationship into a joke. They flaunt wedding rituals, boast about demands and dowry, but when it comes to actual responsibilities — they step back. They want the wedding, but not the partnership. They want the spouse, but not the understanding. Why get married if you're not mentally prepared? Why ruin another person’s life just to satisfy societal pressure? Marriage should not be a trophy to showcase — it’s a lifelong commitment. Families often say, “It’s time to get married, you’re of age now." But what about mental maturity? What about emotional stability? Just because someone has reached a certain age, does it mean they’re ready to take care of another human being? You can’t treat your spous...

Where Does Respect Disappear After Marriage ? Marriage is meant to be a bond between two individuals — and two families. But time and again, we see a painful pattern where the girl and her family bend over backwards, offering respect, service, and love to the groom’s side, only to receive indifference or worse in return. Before marriage, there’s no end to the promises made. Words like “We’ll treat her like our own daughter” are said with ease. But once the wedding rituals are over, where do those words go? Why does the girl suddenly become an outsider in her own home? Why does the respect promised to her vanish? Her parents treat the son-in-law like royalty — with folded hands and full hearts — regardless of his behavior. Even when they know what kind of man he truly is, they keep quiet. Out of fear. Out of societal pressure. But why? Why can’t we stand up for our daughters? Why is our silence louder than our support? Why do we allow our girls to suffer — emotionally, menta...