Marriage Now On Trial Period: ‘Starter marriage’ refers to a first marriage that typically lasts five years or less. During this time, the couple does not have children, and if the relationship fails, they mutually separate.
Marriage Now On Trial Period: In India, marriage is considered a lifelong relationship, considered a very sacred and strong bond. However, in many Western countries, people’s perceptions of marriage differ. New trends in relationships and marriage continue to emerge over time. One such new trend, ‘starter marriage,’ is gaining considerable attention these days. Let’s explore its meaning.
What is a starter marriage?
‘Starter marriage’ refers to a first marriage that typically lasts five years or less. During this time, the couple does not have children, and if the relationship fails, they mutually separate. People view this marriage as a learning experience and a way to build a better life partner and a stronger relationship in the future. This kind of thinking is still rare in India, as the tradition of long-term marriage is stronger here.
Where did the term ‘starter marriage’ originate?
According to reports, the term ‘starter marriage’ was first used in a 1994 article published in the New York Times. Journalist Deborah Shupack introduced the term through her article. Although it wasn’t widely discussed at the time, in recent years it has become quite popular on social media and in discussions to relationships.
What is the purpose of this type of marriage?
A section of today’s younger generation considers ‘starter marriage’ a life experience. They believe that living together for a few years after marriage provides an opportunity to understand whether or not the couple can be happy with each other for the long term. If the relationship remains strong then the marriage progresses, but if differences and problems persist then both of them separate without much dispute and start their new lives.
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