Get married or not? Should you marry or not?
It even sounds different, although it may seem as though the meaning is the same.
But the meaning is different too. For a man, marriage is one thing; for a woman, it is another. Even though the word "marriage" itself is the same. But the place where newlyweds end up, called "marriage," is different. Because everyone has their own world. Even on a football field there are defenders, goalkeepers, and forwards...
Although all of this is called "football." To an outside observer, it is football, but for a defender and a forward, it is not so unambiguous.
The same applies to marriage.
I am not going to tell you here and now whether you should enter into marriage or not—the advantages and disadvantages, so to speak.
Study all the roles in marriage. Who mainly benefits from it. Whether your rights will be infringed upon by the marriage itself... Whether this imbalance in rights and responsibilities suits you personally.
Study absolutely everything. Rid yourself of idealization.
Household matters, sex, children, leisure... How will they change in MARRIAGE? And all of this will definitely CHANGE. It only seems that it is merely a stamp in your passport. Everything will change.
Listen to the OPPOSITE videos about the male position. They are exaggerated, but they SOBER YOU UP.
For example:
There are many of them. They help you move beyond the idealization of marriage and force you to engage your mind and logic.
Marriage definitely infringes on men's rights and protects women. I wrote about this just above in this topic from the Mahapurna School.
Are you ready to begin your "happy" life right now with such a sacrifice on your part, and then expect something similar from your other half without receiving it? Analyze yourself for sensitivity or a tendency to take offense. This will be important. See a psychologist to find this out.
Because when you go to a psychologist, for example, a year later—as I also wrote above—when all this infatuation has definitely ended, the first thing psychologists will tell you is: you should not sacrifice anything; you are a free individual with your own goals and mission.
That is, marriage puts a man in the position of a victim from the very beginning. This is precisely why domestic violence occurs, when a man shouts and argues... And a woman often says, "It is as if they replaced him after marriage..." Of course they did. I have just explained the reason for this.