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Love Marriage vs Arranged Marriage: Which Is More Successful?

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(@carefree_queen)
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Hey everyone - married, single, or about to get married! I’m curious: what’s your take on marriages these days? Which do you think is more successful - love marriages or arranged marriages? And which one do you think is more likely to end in divorce?

If you’re married, which type did you have, and how’s married life - happy, challenging, or somewhere in between? For those who are single or planning to marry, what’s your ideal choice and why?

I’d love to hear some real experiences, stories, and thoughts!


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(@heart_battles_brain)
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Been there, done that - mine was a love marriage that didn’t last. 💔 But I don’t blame love for that. What I’ve learned is: marriage works only if both people keep choosing each other every day. Whether love or arranged, it’s the effort that counts. Love marriage gives freedom, arranged gives family support - both have pros and cons.


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(@life_champion)
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Honestly, I’d go for love marriage. I want to know the person, their moods, their habits - not just marry based on a biodata. But I’ve also seen love marriages fail fast because expectations are sky-high. So maybe a mix? Like “arranged with love.” 😅


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(@red_cherry)
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I’ve seen both sides in my family - some arranged couples super happy, some love marriages ending painfully. Honestly, there’s no formula. What makes it work is kindness, communication, and a bit of sense of humor. Believe me if your partner can make you laugh when times gest tough as they will surely do - you have won the lottery. Marriage is less about how it starts, more about how you continue.


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(@worried_mommy)
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Arranged marriage, 8 years strong! At first, I wasn’t sure - but I got lucky with a man - who doesn't shy away from treating me his equal - and believe me thats a very rare attribute. Over time, we built love through shared struggles. I think arranged marriages last longer because the families stay involved, but love marriages bring more emotional connect if you are with the right partner.


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(@tired_mommy)
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Mine’s a love marriage, and frankly, I think it doesn’t matter whether you have an arranged or love marriage, as long as you’re with a partner who understands and respects you! Neither love marriage nor arranged marriage guarantees that.


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