Some people do not quite correctly interpret the meaning of the expression: “a woman’s dream is to get married.”
For some reason, they are deeply convinced that “getting married” means getting the notorious stamp, being sure to show up in a wedding dress
So what is the sacredness of the statement: “to be married”?
To be married is not to be WITH A HUSBAND, but with a MAN, because a woman does not need a ringed heel, but a loved one with whom it is more fun, easier and more comfortable to walk together.
She doesn’t need rituals or the issuance of a marriage registration certificate... All this is tinsel compared to what a woman wants from marriage.
To be bonded, first of all, by spiritual rather than legal ties.
So that the phrase: “I’m married” is pronounced loudly and proudly.
To be behind the back of your beloved man, to feel safe, surrounded by care and peaceful calm.
A woman wants to become not a wife, but a beloved woman. Accordingly, she wants the same from a man.
She doesn’t need a husband, but a loved one, someone who belongs to her.
The one that will be stronger than her emotions.
Every woman really dreams of being married, but not in the classical sense of the word.
She wants to be with someone with whom the mutual desire to build a relationship will flourish; with someone who will be comfortable with you both in the sun and in a hurricane; with someone with whom you can accept each other as you really are.