Oscar De La Huerte answered
A woman can certainly 'live' without marriage, although I have a feeling you are more interested in knowing about whether a woman can be happy without marriage.
In my opinion, it really depends on the feelings, background, situation and cultural heritage of the woman in question.
Is life complete without marriage?
There's no doubt that marriage is an important part of our lives. One thing that distinguishes humans from the rest of the animal kingdom is the ability to not only be with just one partner, but to love that person more than anyone else in the world.
In my opinion, it really depends on the feelings, background, situation and cultural heritage of the woman in question.
Is life complete without marriage?
There's no doubt that marriage is an important part of our lives. One thing that distinguishes humans from the rest of the animal kingdom is the ability to not only be with just one partner, but to love that person more than anyone else in the world.
Marriage is often seen as expression of that sentiment.
On the other hand, there is nothing to say that a woman can't lead a happy and fulfilling life without necessarily getting married, especially with modern views on relationships.
Below, I'll try and explain both sides of the argument.
Can a woman remain unmarried and still be happy in life?
Now here is the yes part. Yes, a woman can live without being married throughout her entire life. In some cases there are woman who are completely happy without marriage in their lives. They may never get married for a number of reasons, be it because of their lifestyle, job, or maybe even past family or personal history.
No matter what the case may be, a woman can easily find happiness without marriage.
As far as having meaningful relationships with the opposite sex outside marriage goes - this really depends on the culture and background of the woman in question.
Certain cultures and religions look down (or even forbid) people from having relations with the opposite sex outside of wedlock.
In an environment like that, I'd suggest it'd be a lot harder (although not impossible) to be happy without marriage.
Happiness outside marriage
Now for the No part. I feel a woman may not be able to live without marriage because the bond shared with a spouse can never be replicated. When you share something as strong as marriage with someone, that brings a new element to your life that you can't get anywhere else.
Although it may seem like 'just a piece of paper' to some, my view is that being married serves to show that you truly love someone and would do anything for them.
On the other hand, there is nothing to say that a woman can't lead a happy and fulfilling life without necessarily getting married, especially with modern views on relationships.
Below, I'll try and explain both sides of the argument.
Can a woman remain unmarried and still be happy in life?
Now here is the yes part. Yes, a woman can live without being married throughout her entire life. In some cases there are woman who are completely happy without marriage in their lives. They may never get married for a number of reasons, be it because of their lifestyle, job, or maybe even past family or personal history.
No matter what the case may be, a woman can easily find happiness without marriage.
As far as having meaningful relationships with the opposite sex outside marriage goes - this really depends on the culture and background of the woman in question.
Certain cultures and religions look down (or even forbid) people from having relations with the opposite sex outside of wedlock.
In an environment like that, I'd suggest it'd be a lot harder (although not impossible) to be happy without marriage.
Happiness outside marriage
Now for the No part. I feel a woman may not be able to live without marriage because the bond shared with a spouse can never be replicated. When you share something as strong as marriage with someone, that brings a new element to your life that you can't get anywhere else.
Although it may seem like 'just a piece of paper' to some, my view is that being married serves to show that you truly love someone and would do anything for them.
