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💍❤️ Is Marriage Still Relevant in Today's World?

In a world where relationships are constantly evolving, many people are asking: Is marriage still relevant, or has it become outdated?

Some believe marriage remains one of life's most meaningful commitments—a covenant built on love, trust, partnership, and shared purpose. It provides stability, accountability, and a foundation for building a family and a future together.

Others argue that lifelong commitment doesn't require a marriage certificate and that personal happiness and compatibility matter more than tradition.

Yet despite changing attitudes, millions of people still choose marriage because they desire more than romance—they desire a lasting partnership through life's joys and challenges.

Perhaps the real question isn't whether marriage is relevant, but whether people are prepared for the commitment, sacrifice, and intentional effort that a healthy marriage requires.

💬 Do you think marriage is still relevant in today's world, or has society outgrown the need for it? Share your thoughts below. 👇❤️

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💍❤️ Is Marriage Still Relevant in Today's World?

In a world where relationships are constantly evo...

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Jhoanna Lacsamana: Yes it is still relevant to those who are willing to commit and build a lasting partnership ❤️
Adesanya Ayotola: Marriage has not become irrelevant. What is becoming scarce is the human capacity for commitment. Some flee from it because of wounds they have not healed from; others because they value "freedom" more than responsibility. The concern is not that fewer people are marrying but that fewer people are l...
Danny Angbashim: Marriage will remain relevant for as long as man lives on earth.
The family, the bedrock, the foundation on which societies are built is a direct product of marriage. And the society is an amalgam of families.
The marriage institution came with both written (for Christians) and unwritten (for othe...