According to the youth, ‘Wife’ is an invitation to perpetual headaches. But earlier ‘Wife’ was considered as a good investment forever. This was observed by the Kerala High Court. According to a division bench of Justice A Mohammad Mushtaq and Justice Sophie Thomas, the ‘use and throw’ culture has also affected marriage.
What was the case about?
According to a report by a portal called LiveLaw, a man filed for divorce alleging cruelty in marital life. They married according to Christianity. Currently living in Saudi Arabia with three daughters. Complaint of the litigant, the practical problem is the wife’s. Saraksan suspected of having extra-marital affairs with other women. Although the alternate wife claims, he never behaved violently. It is in that context that the division bench of Justice A Mohammad Mushtaq and Justice Sophie Thomas commented on ‘Wife’.
According to the portal’s report, the Kerala High Court said, ‘Nowadays the young generation thinks that marriage is a bad thing. What can be avoided is to live life without any responsibility or obligation. Earlier, wife was thought to be a good investment forever. But now the idea of that wife has changed in the youth generation. They consider wife as an invitation to worry forever.
The High Court made a few other observations on youth marriage. According to the portal’s report, the division bench of Justice A Mohammad Mushtaq and Justice Sophie Thomas said, ‘The consumer culture of use and throw has probably affected our marital relationship. Live-in relationships are on the rise, so that when the relationship breaks up, goodbyes can be said.’