In India, where parents arrange marriages for their sons and daughters, divorce is not only uncommon, it is also not accepted by society. Because such emphasis is placed on a strong lasting marriage, the parent's choice of a spouse for their child is thought through viewing every aspec

t of the possible matches. Due to the fact that Indians base so much value on family, the search for a good match goes beyond he person their child will potentially marry and focuses greatly on that family's reputation and social class as well. IF the family has a poor reputation it is not a good match because the two families will be joined together through marriage and share the same reputation. Because of all the considerations that go into arranging a marriage and the fact that parents want to best spouse possible for their children, the arranged marriages tend to be very successful. Even though the married couple may not know one another at the time of the marriage, the believe that they will have the rest of their lives to get to know each other and fall in love. The parents do allow for their children to have some opinion in which they marry in that they will not force a marriage upon a child who refuses a prospective match. This system of arranged marriages is successful because the process isn't rushed and the bes

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