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to avoid loneliness and to be able to enjoy life alongside with someone

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I think there’s many reasons but the main being money / income, pressure from parents or friends, and also love in general.

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it is the "normal"/accepted thing to do

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I think there has been a change in the ideology in the past it has been authority ex. women were not allowed to have their own credit card. In todays society it is more based on autonomy of two people coming together to make a choice.

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autonomy is more prevalent in recent society than it used to be, but we think that both are still present

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can vary with cultures and beliefs. Some groups of people follow an authoritative dynamic but some groups are more progressive and focus on autonomy and equality

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Some get married so they can have kids if they want to have children without being judged

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I believe authority and autonomy could go either way depending on the relationship. However, from a societal standpoint man are percieve to have authority over their wives which can rid them of their own autonomy

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Women weren't allowed to do many things back in the day without the approval of their husband. For example, own property, have their own money, etc. They had no autonomy over their lives, while men had the authority and control.

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Autonomy supports the man and woman equally to achieve life goals because its easier in the context of marriage with two incomes. it it also supports a woman life to have her own thoughts and freedoms and not being property to er husband. woman being financially independant.

Authority the man views the wife as a possession shes only there for his benefit and has to submit to whatever he wants.

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I think autonomy is more present in queer marriages as opposed to authority because gender isn't a barrier to autonomy in that case

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For me both aspects come into play, there is this ownership aspect that applies to heterosexual relationships sometimes where the woman is seen as a prize to be possessed or telling a woman what she can’t and can’t due despite both being grownups.

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better than it was but definatly still a little of both. depends on culture and life expereinces. intersectionality and authority. some women are ok with that and works for them but this only works if both agree to it. Its easier but still not ideal for autonomous relationships. this only covers the heteronormative ideas of marriage, queer marraiges tend to have more autonomy inherently.

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I think like others autonomy is the most present in current relationships in today's society. I feel we've moved from giving one individual more authority over the other

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within a relationship, the man is supposed to have authority traditionally, but things have changed a lot over time and it is not all too uncommon for it to be the other way around or shared authority. It also depends on context because if there is a man to woman marriage, there is one set of expectations, but if there is a man to man or woman to woman marriage, there are other sets of expectations. Outisde of the relationship, the state can have authority over your marriage and can dictate if you can get married, if it is legal, etc.

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I think both dominant but I see autonomy being more prevalent in today’s age. I say autonomy because you constantly see men asking women “what’s your body count” or a descriptor that describes a child (that they want in their women). To me the physical aspect (being viewed as pure / clean) is more popular and I correlate that with autonomy. But I do still see authority in real-life marriages where the man gets the final say or the breadwinner gets the final say.

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i think autonomy is attainable but not for everyone - people's beliefs and cultures and identities help determine to what degree autonomy is possible