Marital adjustment among Married Working women with respect to Income level Keywords: Marital Adjustments, Income level, Working women, Dual role Abstract: A woman has to play the dual role in the society . Being a woman, she is expected to look after the domestic front whereas being an employed person, she is expected to work efficiently and professionally. For having a harmonious life, a woman has to make so many adjustments in their lives. In this study, women working in technical educational Institutes
married is one of the best feelings two should share together in a relationship. The thought of a wonderful future and many memories of what will happen in the future just takes over the minds and hearts of those who are getting prepared to be wed. Marriage is not only about the beauty of a wedding or having children, buying a house and riding off into the sunset, it includes rough nights of arguing, frustrations with each other and tired days of laboring at work to pay for that wedding or house and
or have to be: Love vs Arranged Marriage Should love come before marriage or after marriage? Many people, in their life, have contemplated if they are ever going to find the right person. They start thinking if they should get an arranged marriage. As time goes by, they change their mind because they cannot imagine the fact that in an arranged marriage, you will be marrying a stranger. So, they wait for their future lover. In America, there is a western-style marriage where the people have their own
She implies that adultery is natural and it doesn't necessarily have negatives consequences. "The Storm" allows women to gain fulfillment and to remain happily married; when desires are satisfied. In the beginning of the story, Bobinot (Calixta husband) is looked as a caring husband and loving father to Bibi; their four year old son. It showed that Bobinot was very happy in his marriage. He did what any caring husband would do, like buy things that Calixta loved. He would do pretty much anything
Family and marriage- why are youths in Singapore delaying marriage over the years? Since the later half of the 20th century, family and family life across most societies have changed tremendously. Casper and Bianchi (2002) have identified many emerging trends that affected the composition of the modern family and subsequently, roles of the individuals in society. Demographic trends of increased singlehood, low fertility, and delayed marriages have hit the headlines globally in recent years. (Straughan
she argues, became a literal and figurative bomb shelter, protecting the American people from dangerous outside forces including both atomic weaponry and rogue female sexuality. As she notes, it is no coincidence that it is around this time that women begin to be referred to as “bombshells”. However, as Mays writes and as we discussed in our section, as the culture of the 1950s developed, the true ideal woman of the time was not a “bombshell” like Rita Hayworth. Instead, female sexuality was “harnessed
Kate Chopin’s intense short story The Storm communicated that marriage is not for everyone. Anyone can be married and have a family, but not anybody can love the idea of marriage. The Storm started off in Friedheimer’s store, where Bobnit, Calixta’s husband, and Bibi, Calixta’s son, were forced to stay put until the storm had passed. This story allows the readers to interpret how our surroundings affect the way we act and feel towards others. Therefore, Chopin uses her skills to demonstrate how
Religious corruption is primarily present in both novels. In THT, religion is thought to enforce the sexual exploitation of women by this totalitarian society. Atwood attempts to expose the other frightful side of religion to restrain readers from judgments that religion is the solution to every problem as it creates the problem itself. Religious quotations are interpreted incorrectly especially when the handmaids are constantly reminded that they have to procreate as its god command “Be fruitful
“Running Out of Music” by Constance Squires and “The Story of An Hour” by Kate Chopin, both authors develop the theme of “the satisfaction of freedom” through their construction of symbols, conflict, and characterization. Mrs. Mallard’s heart disease and music symbolizes freedom, revealing that universal things such as music and heart disease can display the satisfaction of being free. Music represents the goodness of wanting to be free, “Lucinda felt acutely the restrictions on her freedom, and
Kate Chopin is a well known author famous for her methods of conveying certain occurrences in society, such as the limited attitude towards women during the late 1900s. At Throughout that period, society was extremely restraining about the standpoint of a woman’s position in the community. At that time, they didn’t have a voice of their own, and were often mistreated due to the fact that they could never speak up. They were trained to think that their objective in life was to satisfy their husbands