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Jain, Sanjeev; Sharma, Nidhi; Sharma, Sonika

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“…In 1955, the Hindu Marriage Act 3 regulated the dissolution of marriages for Sikhs, Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists. Christian Indian Divorce Act of 1869 4 governs Christian divorces, the Muslim Dissolution to Muslim Marriage Act of 1939 governs Muslim divorces, and the Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act of 1936 5 governs Parsi marriages. As an effort to establish a standard territorial law for all of India, the Special Marriage Act of 1954 is applicable to individuals of all faiths and seeks to govern interfaith marriages.…”

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Factors Influencing Hope and Disappointment in Marriage; A Qualitative Analysis

2024

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This research delves into the intricate dynamics of marital relationships by exploring the factors that influence hope and disappointment within marriage. Utilizing a qualitative analysis framework, the study aims to uncover the underlying elements that contribute to the emotional landscape of married couples. Through in-depth study, the research identifies vital factors such as communication patterns, emotional intimacy, financial stability, shared values, and conflict resolution strategies as pivotal in shaping marital hope and disappointment. Communication emerges as a cornerstone, with open, honest exchanges fostering hope, while poor communication often leads to misunderstanding and disappointment. Emotional intimacy, characterized by mutual support and empathy, is found to be essential in maintaining hope, whereas its absence can result in feelings of isolation and dissatisfaction. Financial stability also plays a significant role; economic pressures can strain relationships, causing disappointment, while financial security can enhance feelings of hope and future planning. The study further highlights the importance of shared values and life goals, noting that alignment in these areas can strengthen the marital bond and foster hope. In contrast, significant differences can lead to conflicts and disappointment. Conflict resolution strategies are another critical factor; couples who effectively manage disagreements through constructive dialogue and compromise tend to maintain hope, while those who engage in persistent, unresolved conflicts often experience more significant disappointment. Additionally, external influences such as societal expectations, cultural norms, and support from extended family and friends are examined for their impact on marital hope and disappointment. The findings suggest that a supportive social network and positive cultural attitudes towards marriage can enhance hope, while negative societal pressures and unsupportive networks contribute to disappointment. The research also delves into the legal provisions on the subject in relation to different religious groups persons. This research contributes to the broader understanding of marital dynamics by providing nuanced insights into the factors that foster hope and mitigate disappointment. The implications of these findings are significant for marriage counselors, therapists, and couples seeking to strengthen their relationships and navigate the complexities of marital life.

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Section: Legislative Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Factors Influencing Hope and Disappointment in Marriage; A Qualitative Analysis

2024

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Factors Influencing Hope and Disappointment in Marriage; A Qualitative Analysis

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