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With divorce rates among South Asians on the rise, the fear of being pushed into a marriage that can take a turn for the worst is a big concern for many British Asians. DESIblitz looks at how a bad rishta can affect your life and livelihood.
Many South Asian parents consider it to be their single most important duty to see their children married off. Part of this is the fear of there being no one to take care of their sons, particularly daughters, once they have gone. Some also wish to see their family name continue on with grandchildren.
Most Asians have experienced the pomp and glamour of big weddings to show off immense wealth, but these occasions also exude the pride that comes with having all your children married off. Essentially, this is the ultimate indication of success in the community.
But sometimes this comes at a price. Some parents can become so blinded by this sense of cultural duty that it can inhibit their judgement when finding a suitable marriage partner. Some will look for equal wealth, caste and status to themselves.
While these marriages are still prevalent among some orthodox members of the Asian community, they luckily form only a small percentage of those Asians in the UK that are getting married year on year.
More common is the tradition of arranged marriage. In the last decade or so, this has given way to a rise in love marriages, but for many South Asian families, the custom of introducing eligible sons and daughters to prospective suitors is still popular.
This method is preferred by many South Asian parents when they have decided that it is the right time for their children to marry. And many parents believe that only they are experienced and rational enough to choose the best for their sons and daughters. Indian-born Ajay says:
It is no secret that child marriages across South Asia are so highly reported in western media. Parents try to avoid the worry of marrying off a child when they are too old and where rishtas may become scarce.
Many new generation Asians are also beginning to question the necessity of marriage completely. Some are more fixated on their own personal security, whether that be career progression, or just an inclination to enjoy the perks of single life.
For these individuals, how can they, after being educated, brought up to live free and independently, now expect to be caged back up into a marriage that may not actually work out? Why is an unhappy marriage better than no marriage at all?
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