Many Women Marry for the Wrong Reason

Caring # 2 - Many women get married for the wrong reason "Love is ideal, marriage is genuine; confusion between reality and ideal is never punishable", Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Said. Prince and Associates, a US asset research company, conducts surveys on samples of more than 30 women if they are willing to marry with money. Surprisingly, about 75% answered "yes". Indeed, many women want to marry the millionaires they barely know, rather than the ruthless men they truly love.

Due to weak social and economic status, women often get married for reasons other than love and charm. However, it is wrong to marry someone to get economic stability and economic improvement. Austin accepts this belief and expresses this by laughing at a female character like Charlotte Lucas and Bennett who helps to understand characters like Elizabeth and Jane who ultimately marry their charm, It is. Austin also satanized the "class system" that was prevalent in British society at the time. Among other things, we noticed the actions of Bingley sisters against Jane and Elizabeth. Darcy is also very proud to talk about his status and tradition. It is his praise for Elizabeth not belonging to his class. When a senior person talks to a character in a middle class, the distinction between the classes in the novel is very obvious

In Victorian society, women are actually required to get married - for economic and social benefits, not for love. Women often rarely want to get married, but they agree well with partners of the same class as socially acceptable at a young age. Marriage may change into love, but women rarely rely solely on emotional marriages. (Jane's parents obviously proved this - her mother got married for her love to the lower class, and social correspondence was very serious.) When talking about Rochester she says It was

•marital status. The desire to stop birth and the socio-economic environment seems to be the main cause of married female abortion. * Socioeconomic factors and age or parental opposition are the two most important factors for unmarried women. There is no difference in the possibility that the presence or absence of a spouse will be the main reason for abortion. However, out of seven countries with existing data, unmarried women in five countries, and married women think that socioeconomic grounds are the most important; as expected, the major reasons for minors and parents' opposition As a percentage is always higher among married women than married women.