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Have you ever said to yourself something similar to, ”It’s okay, when I am married, I will stop getting angry so easily” or “I’ll never hurt my spouse or children with my words like I did today with my parents or siblings – I will change and I’ll be better.” The same goes for a society thinking that a person will change once they get married so a spouse should be sought for them to finally change their life-long bad habits. Most of us believe in the idea of changing for the spouse and, possibly changing them too. This delusional notion suggests that change comes after marriage and two different people suddenly become this harmonious couple who have been completely separated from all of their past habits, mannerisms, and behaviours to fulfil their marital duties perfectly.
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