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Maha Govt's 'Live-in' proposal gets mixed response

Mumbai, October 10:: Maharashtra government's nod to the 'live-in' proposal, where in it considered giving the status of a 'wife' to a woman, if she is involved in such a relationship for a "reasonable period", has received mixed reactions, raising fears of misuse. Nishita John, a professional working in a consulta  ....Read more

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Let Individuals DecideBy: Pratap Pillai | Friday , 10 Oct '08 14:35:18 PM Reply | Forward The concept of live-in relationships is not at all a marriage at first place. Marriage is all about a commitment for lifetime whereas live-in relationship is just by a choice where an individual wants to runaway from such responsibilities. Most of the people going in for a live-in relationship are those who are afraid of committing and who don't want the responsibilities that come along with being committed. They desire emotional/physical security of a relationship as well as the freedom and independence that comes of being a bachelor/spinster. Hence, in my humble opinion government shouldn’t go on legalize the female status as wife because this will definitely give undue advantages to females. As we all are aware that marital courts are highly inclined towards females and not at all supportive towards a male. Moreover, marriage is any day is miles better than a live-in relationship as sooner or later we all need somebody on whom we can fall back.
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