PopResearchCtrs, to Marriage
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Unlike prior evidence for the U.S. and the Netherlands, data from Chile suggest that "specialization" (having different roles in the household) is associated with a lower probability of divorce and separation for both married and cohabiting couples. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38037551/

@demography @sociology

BBCRadio4, to Marriage
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❤️ Companionship? Love? Increasing the population? What's marriage for?

A lovely 1964 film from the archives.

(oh, and happy Valentine's Day! xxx)

#love #ValentinesDay #marriage #archive #VoxPop #BlackAndWhite

Black and white compilation of vox pop interviews - individuals and couples, young and old, talking about love and marriage in 1964

Amynearlyknowledgeable, to folklore
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Happy Valentines Day! Why not celebrate by reading all about Shropshire's marriage folklore?

https://nearlyknowledgeablehistory.blogspot.com/2022/03/when-will-you-be-married-nurse-when-mr.html

jeridansky, to LGBTQ
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One of the best Valentine’s Day stories, leaving me in tears: The 29 days in 2004 when San Francisco performed same-sex marriages.

https://archive.is/zsZgJ or
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/same-sex-marriage-anniversary-18636023.php

h/t @metagrrrl

deweyritten, to relationships

If your ex walked by right now with their new partner, what would you do?
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thejapantimes, to Japan
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jikodesu, to Korea
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Fewer Koreans are getting married due to rising costs of weddings and apartment rentals. In this context, the decrease in marriages may be the leading cause of the country's falling birthrate since most couples only have children after marrying.

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2024-02-04/national/socialAffairs/Facing-harsh-economic-realities-more-Korean-couples-saying-I-dont/1973889

kenthompson, to books
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Dayswork, by Chris Bachelder and Jennifer Habel. You are a writer fascinated with Melvillians and the many biographers of the famous author and the ways their own lives, and marriages may all be echoing each other across the centuries. 4 of 5 library cats 🐈 🐈 🐈 🐳.
@bookstodon #bookstodon #reading #melville #books #mobydick #marriage

SharonCummingsArt, to art
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SharonCummingsArt, to art
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SharonCummingsArt, to art
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I haven't been around much lately...We had our anniversary and then the weather has been so good that we just have to be outside...gardening...walking at the park...cycling. Gotta get it while we can!

Here is some love!

ART
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/black-magic-modern-floating-heart-art-sharon-cummings.html

KarenKasparArt, to art
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custardfist, to webcomics
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'𝑊𝐸'𝑅𝐸 𝐼𝑁 𝑉𝐸𝐺𝐴𝑆' 🌆💒🤵👰

More silly comics on https://custardfist.com

DoomsdaysCW, to AncientHistory
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So, I had to talk about ! A warrior society focused on war, women had more rights than their counterparts -- and were encouraged to be physically fit and prepared to fight to defend their homeland.

Sparta

Unlike their Greek counterparts, the women of Sparta had a lot more freedom and status. They were educated, since they would be in charge of keeping the homeland running smoothly while the men were at war – but they were also strong and able to defend themselves and their homeland.

Spartan men and women lived in separate quarters – even while married. Married couples would leave their respective quarters to procreate, and Spartan wives were required to have short hair and sometimes wore men’s clothing.

Amongst married couples, the Spartans were relatively , and women were not punished for infidelity.

DoomsdaysCW,
@DoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social avatar

#Marriage in #AncientRome

The two most common forms of Roman marriages were either one where a woman remained under her father’s control, and the other where the woman was under her husband’s control.

Most first marriages were arranged by the father of the bride and groom. There were also #dowries, that were usually “reclaimable by the wife” (Rawson, 19) in the event of #divorce.

If a woman were widowed, she was expected to not remarry for “ten months” (Rawson, 31), most likely to ensure #paternity if the widow were pregnant.

A Roman man could divorce his wife for a number of reasons, including “adulterous behavior” (Rawson, 33). However, it seems that infidelity on the husband’s part was not grounds for divorce.

Despite these oppressive traditions, it was possible for a Roman woman to have independence from both her father’s and her husband’s control: ius liberorum allowed “freeborn” (Rawson, 19) women to achieve “financial independence by bearing three children” (Rawson, 19).

However these children would be considered the property of their father.

#WomensRights #AncientHistory #Histodon #Histodons #RomanWomen

If a woman were widowed, she was expected to not remarry for “ten months” (Rawson, 31), most likely to ensure paternity if the widow were pregnant. A Roman man could divorce his wife for a number of reasons, including “adulterous behavior” (Rawson, 33). However, it seems that infidelity on the husband’s part was not grounds for divorce.
Despite these oppressive traditions, it was possible for a Roman woman to have independence from both her father’s and her husband’s control: ius liberorum allowed “freeborn” (Rawson, 19) women to achieve “financial independence by bearing three children” (Rawson, 19). However these children would be considered the property of their father.

longreads, to LongReads
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"When my mother arrived from California, I sat there on the starched sheets holding my baby, and my mother held me, and I cried uncontrollably, because I finally understood how much she loved me, and I could hardly stand the grace of it." —Leslie Jamison for The New Yorker

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/01/22/the-birth-of-my-daughter-the-death-of-my-marriage

ABecenti, to Marriage
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Today is the first day of Council’s winter session. I was hoping I’d see the recognition of same-sex bill on the agenda but nope. The sponsor of the bill is resigning from council and will be sworn in tomorrow as of for .

So, I’m not sure what will happen to that legislation even though there is a co-sponsor. I’ve been covering this bill.

minnfinn, to Marriage
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Tomorrow I celebrate 6 years of being married to my favorite person. We have moved 4 times in those 6 years, added another child to our family, replaced 3 vehicles, survived a pandemic and 3 significant surgeries.
We continue to learn about each other, and I’m so glad that we choose to grow together.

KarenKasparArt, to art
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GayOldTime, to Marriage
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In vintage ads, marriage is always teetering on the brink of destruction. One wrong choice of sandwich topping might send it over the edge.

KarenKasparArt, to art
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KarenKasparArt, to art
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Painting - almost like meditation - applying layer of paint over layer...over layer... The hardest part was to wait until the previous layer has dried.

Dancing hearts watercolor painting -- https://karen-kaspar.pixels.com/featured/dancing-hearts-karen-kaspar.html

#MastoArt #art #AYearForArt #painting #FediArt #FediGiftShop #artist #MastodonArt #TraditionalArt #kunst #ValentinesDay #valentine #love #romance #LoveArt #lovers #marriage #romantic #gifts #BuyIntoArt #handmade #heart #Liebe #watercolor #watercolour #aquarell #aquarelle #rainbow

SharonCummingsArt, to Flowers
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auschwitzmuseum, to Israel
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10 January 1861 | A Dutch Jewish woman, Geertje Polak-Hoogstraal, was born in Appingedam.

In October 1942 she was deported to Auschwitz together with her husband Salomon. After selection they were both murdered in a gas chamber.

WISTquote, to Quotes
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A quotation from Bible, vol. 1, Old Testament:

«
Find joy with the wife you married in your youth, fair as a hind, graceful as a fawn. Let hers be the company you keep, hers the breasts that ever fill you with delight, hers the love that ever holds you captive.
»

Full quote, sourcing, notes:
https://wist.info/bible-ot/29509/

TheConversationUS, to Health
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Getting married in 2024?

Congrats on the marriage, and also the benefits that come with getting hitched:
https://theconversation.com/marriage-provides-health-benefits-and-heres-why-190731

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