Marriage has been around since the beginning of time, but now people seem to think that it's suddenly become drastically different. How do you feel about marriage now? Do you still think it's a valid institution?

I don't think it means anything today. Marriage remains to be a tradition from the past but it makes no difference to a couple who lives together nowadays whether or not they sign a paper. I guess if people practice their religion, it would be different, but if it's a civil union, it just causes more headache in the event of a divorce.

Marriage has always been the same ever since. I think the minds of the people are the one that has been changing a lot. If we would let other people influence what we think about marriage, then our perceptions would vary. We have to stand firm with what we believe. I wonder, what do you think would happen if there would be no more marriage?

Marriage is supposed to be sacred, but people don't really treat it with so much respect. That's a little sad, but marriage can be a great thing for the people who really love each other. To me, I see marriage as more of a "meh" thing. You either get married or you don't. If you don't get married, it's no big deal. There are lots of unmarried people in the world.

Marriage is an option. You don't have to force yourself to it if you don't love the person. I consider it as a gift for couple who wants to spend their lives with together. Marriage has always been sacred no matter what other people would think about it. What could be the harm in getting married anyway?

There's no harm in marriage, as long as both people love each other, and they're both willing. I feel like marriage still seems to have a very bad reputation because of its archaic associations in other countries.