Rachel Rabbit White: Marriage wasn't always for Love; The so-called Sanctity of Marriage
Via Rachel Rabbit White
The idea of marriage having any sanctity strikes me as odd. There have been so many types of marriage throughout time, which one is it again with sanctity?
Marrying, historically, is about family business and creating in-laws. Until the 18th century, families had the biggest say over marriage….
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Posted on Friday January 27th
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