In Indonesia, a country deeply rooted in tradition and family values, the institution of marriage is experiencing a transformation. A closer look reveals a complex interplay of factors influencing Indonesians’ attitudes towards marriage.
While there’s no unanimous consensus, a growing number of Indonesians, particularly in urban areas, view marriage as one option among many for personal fulfillment and social stability.
The landscape of marriage in Indonesia is not about giving up on the institution but rather redefining it in a modern context. As Indonesians navigate these changes, the essence of marriage as a social contract remains, albeit with new dimensions and considerations.
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