Is this a feature Of Advanced Capitalism?

[Rinita Mazumdar]

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/sex/al-and-tipper-what-happened-1610250/

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Rinita Mazumdar, Ph.D
Women Studies and Philosophy,
University of New Mexico

[Sabri Sky]

My neighbor from Fiji says arranged marriages work better; the divorce rates are lower; marriage comes first, love comes later.
Is this a feature of oppressive cultural imperative, or is it actually a key or at least clue to successful marriages?
She says what i understand as basically the cultural practice of not having the imperative to make successful an arranged marriage allows for such common unhappy & dissolutive relationships in the U.S.

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Sabri Sky

[venukm]

I will rather take every divorce with cool.
People with a unique sense of personal identity naturally love to be
just themselves.
You may feel this sense of uniqueness threatened, no matter how long
you lived your partnership in matrimony.
Hence, even when increased incidences of divorce become a feature of
advanced capitalism it can not be wished away in socialism either.
Answer in arranged marriages? Yes, but the trouble is that all
marriages are arranged, one way or other!
Can we think of a world without husband and wives? May be socialism
alone can give an answer, at least in long run.
Thanks,
(Venu)

On Jun 4, 5:42 am, Sabri Sky <sabriclay...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My neighbor from Fiji says arranged marriages work better; the divorce rates
> are lower; marriage comes first, love comes later.
> Is this a feature of oppressive cultural imperative, or is it actually a key
> or at least clue to successful marriages?
> She says what i understand as basically the cultural practice of not having
> the imperative to make successful an arranged marriage allows for such
> common unhappy & dissolutive relationships in the U.S.
>