Is Marriage a Prison?

Gurumustuk Singh and his wife Arjan Kaur, Guruka Singh and Kaur talk about marriage. With divorce being so common in the west and young people having to decide if marriage is worth it these couples were asked what is the value of marriage. They all give some great insights: marriage is not confining it's freeing.

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[taranjot8]

these people don't have an indian accent

[mariohockey09]

@taranjot8 u dont have to be indian to be sikh or you dont have to be arab to be muslim or you dont have to be israeli to be jewish

[babyp328]

I just think the likelihood of finding someone that you like & love...someone who also likes & loves you...someone who isn't afraid to commit to you once he/she realizes it...someone who isn't afraid to commit to the task of marriage...of both people seeing clearly and not through some romanticized or karmic lens...I just think the odds of all these things happening are impossibly small. I don't think marriage is inherently a prison, but I don't expect to find a lifelong partner either.

[tudors5]

" To be committed " that says soooo much!

[LeviFuckinBersola]

Real Yogi do not marry by the way.

[LeviFuckinBersola]

Trying hard as fuck to justify marriage. You are lying to yourselves. The tension in your answers and posture is a dead giveaway that you are reaching. Marriage is HELL!!!

[jmallen62691]

@taranjot8 i think that's because they're not indian.