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Voluntary relationships tend to occur more in individualist societies like Western cultures, where emphasis is placed on individual freedom and achievement. Marriages form based on individual happiness and choice of partner. Non-voluntary relationships are more common in collectivist societies like Eastern cultures, where the focus is on interdependence within social groups and marriage is often arranged to benefit the larger family unit rather than just the individuals involved. However, non-voluntary relationships do not always lack love, and voluntary relationships are not universal even in collectivist cultures.
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Fact sheet on Voluntary and non voluntary relationships
Voluntary relationships tend to occur more in individualist societies like Western cultures, where emphasis is placed on individual freedom and achievement. Marriages form based on individual happiness and choice of partner. Non-voluntary relationships are more common in collectivist societies like Eastern cultures, where the focus is on interdependence within social groups and marriage is often arranged to benefit the larger family unit rather than just the individuals involved. However, non-voluntary relationships do not always lack love, and voluntary relationships are not universal even in collectivist cultures.
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Voluntary relationships tend to occur more in individualist societies like Western cultures, where emphasis is placed on individual freedom and achievement. Marriages form based on individual happiness and choice of partner. Non-voluntary relationships are more common in collectivist societies like Eastern cultures, where the focus is on interdependence within social groups and marriage is often arranged to benefit the larger family unit rather than just the individuals involved. However, non-voluntary relationships do not always lack love, and voluntary relationships are not universal even in collectivist cultures.
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• Voluntary relationships tend to occur • Non voluntary relationships occur in more in individualist societies collectivist societies (Eastern (Western Cultures). Cultures).
• Individualist societies place • Collectivist societies see the
emphasis on the individual’s individuals as part of an freedom, achievements and interdependent social group. rights. Therefore relationships are Obligation to others for the good of formed for individual happiness the group are extremely important, and are mostly voluntary, where a thus marriages are arranged to ensure person chooses their own partner. benefits for the group, not only the individuals involved. • In voluntary relationships, marriage is seen as a step away • In non voluntary relationships, from dependence on families as extended families are more likely to the couple take steps to begin live together, providing more support their own family. for each other.
• Voluntary relationships are seen • Arranged marriages revolve around
as being “worthless” without the idea of stability rather than romantic love. romantic love.
• Voluntary relationships tend to • Non voluntary relationships tend to
have a higher divorce rate than have a lower divorce rate than non voluntary relationships. voluntary relationships. Goodwin Goodwin (1999) found that the US (1999) found that divorce rate in divorce rate is 40-50%. Saudi Arabia is as low as 2%.
• Levine et al found that people in
collectivist cultures were more likely to marry without love but with the right qualities.
However, non voluntary does not always mean “love less”.
De Munck (1966) found that in Sri Lanka, romantic love was still considered in arranged marriages.
Ghuman (1994) also pointed out that people belonging to
collectivist cultures do not always have non voluntary relationships. When studying married Hindus living in Britain, he found that only 9% had arranged marriages.