Arranged marriages in the modern American society
Arranged marriages, where the families or a third party arrange the marriage, have been a traditional practice in many cultures for centuries. In modern American society, arranged marriages are less common and viewed differently than in more prevalent cultures.
In modern American society, arranged marriage is foreign because society is more inclined towards individualism, personal freedom, and self-expression. Thus, a parent or a third party choosing a partner for an individual is an unfamiliar concept.
Additionally, arranged marriages in modern American society face challenges related to cultural differences and different expectations. In some cultures, arranged marriages depend on financial stability, social status, and family connections. In American society, love and personal compatibility are factors in selecting a partner.
However, some individuals in modern American society find arranged marriages a viable option. It works for those who prioritize culture and tradition and strongly desires to respect and honor their family's expectations.
In conclusion, while arranged marriages are less familiar in modern American society than in other cultures, they can work for some individuals with a solid cultural or traditional background.