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Why Do We Fantasize About Marriage?
What if you’re Trying to sleep but woke up, reliving those moments on wanting to be married? Like practically wanting to be a bride and getting married to someone you truly love.
It’s Said that Marriage is one of the oldest institutions in human history, often associated with love, stability, and fulfillment. For many, the idea of getting married represents more than a legal or social contract — it embodies dreams, goals, and a sense of completeness. But why do we find ourselves fantasizing about marriage, even when our current realities may not align with this ideal?
Here, we explore the psychological, cultural, and personal reasons behind the allure of marriage fantasies, with a special focus on the unique perspective of women and their dreams about marriage.
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Have You, as a Woman, Thought or Dreamt About Marriage?**
For women, marriage often holds a deeply personal and symbolic meaning. Whether shaped by upbringing, cultural expectations, or personal desires, many women envision marriage as a pivotal life moment.
It’s not uncommon for women to fantasize about their wedding day, the dress, the partner, and the life they’ll build together. These dreams may be influenced by childhood fairy tales…
