Discussion
The more interviews I conducted the more common seemed the responses. I categorized my data into two themes that seemed to be present in all my interviews were one being that arranged marriages should not exist because women are forced into marriage. The other theme was that arranged marriage do and should exist because they are said to be “suggested marriages” and that women are not forced into marriage. An incredible difference was seen in views, between the age groups of the interviewees, when I interviewed those who were under the age of thirty; they seemed to have completely opposite opinions from those over the age of forty. The interviewees over the age of forty thought of arranged marriage as a “suggested marriage” and …show more content…
“White” then stated that “I personally think it’s terrible, how can one marry someone they don’t know”. White went further by saying that it should be allowed because she doesn’t find it fair. “For some religions, marriage only happens once,” which means there is no divorce, and that she needs to know the other person before they can agree to spend the rest of her life with the person. Then she ended the interview with “Last thing you would want especially in cases where marriage only happens once is for one to figure out, that the other person lied to them about who they actually. Which would cause the relationship issues, and in most cases would cause most marital problems, even …show more content…
It showed that arranged marriages are still occurring in different areas, some more than others. Most reasons of arranged marriages tended to be well know by the interviewees, depending on their demographic, and community. It showed that for every culture, there are reasons for having arranged marriages. For the other reasons that were in the research but were not found in the interview data, I would also believe that those are also accurate, and that if I was able to talk to the demographics given in the research I would be able to get the same findings. Interview data lacked the main components of why arranged marriages occur compared to the research background because since we live in a first world country Reasons, such as financial stability and woman’s rights are not factors in deciding to marry
The more interviews I conducted the more common seemed the responses. I categorized my data into two themes that seemed to be present in all my interviews were one being that arranged marriages should not exist because women are forced into marriage. The other theme was that arranged marriage do and should exist because they are said to be “suggested marriages” and that women are not forced into marriage. An incredible difference was seen in views, between the age groups of the interviewees, when I interviewed those who were under the age of thirty; they seemed to have completely opposite opinions from those over the age of forty. The interviewees over the age of forty thought of arranged marriage as a “suggested marriage” and …show more content…
“White” then stated that “I personally think it’s terrible, how can one marry someone they don’t know”. White went further by saying that it should be allowed because she doesn’t find it fair. “For some religions, marriage only happens once,” which means there is no divorce, and that she needs to know the other person before they can agree to spend the rest of her life with the person. Then she ended the interview with “Last thing you would want especially in cases where marriage only happens once is for one to figure out, that the other person lied to them about who they actually. Which would cause the relationship issues, and in most cases would cause most marital problems, even …show more content…
It showed that arranged marriages are still occurring in different areas, some more than others. Most reasons of arranged marriages tended to be well know by the interviewees, depending on their demographic, and community. It showed that for every culture, there are reasons for having arranged marriages. For the other reasons that were in the research but were not found in the interview data, I would also believe that those are also accurate, and that if I was able to talk to the demographics given in the research I would be able to get the same findings. Interview data lacked the main components of why arranged marriages occur compared to the research background because since we live in a first world country Reasons, such as financial stability and woman’s rights are not factors in deciding to marry