Marriage: A restriction for women

Marriage is the unification of two different individual into a kind of relationship for a life time. From the pre-medieval age there had been a tendency of sending of women to men’s house in the form of bride. When a women is in the house of her parents she stays as a child and when she gets transferred to her husband get converted into women. She will enjoy full freedom when she is in her parents’ house. But as she enters into a relation of marriage then her days of freedom will slowly by slowly vanish. Her new responsibility is towards her husband’s father, mother, and whole family of husband.

During the old ages in Hindu society husband were assumed as god. Women used to believe that the husband can do anything and women were just to stay inside their corridors. They were not allowed to interact with unknown men. They used to think that everything a man does is right and even if the man bits the women she used to pray her husband.
But as the technology has got advancement and the concept of equal education system had developed. Now women get full freedom in the written form but still she is being tortured in different forms. During the time before marriage she has to obey her parents rules and when she reach her own house after marriage then also she is not given full freedom by not allowing to work, not allowing to interact with unknown individual. When she first gets married then she has some responsibility towards her husband and her father-in-law, mother-in-law and other members, and when she attains the age of mother hood or becomes mother then she is more restricted to do any other things and should pay full attention towards her child too.