Endogamy: Within-Group Marriage, Culture, Choice, and Consent
Endogamy is the practice or expectation of marrying within a particular religious, ethnic, caste, cultural, or social group.
Endogamy is the practice or expectation of marrying within a particular religious, ethnic, caste, cultural, or social group.
Commitment is a continuing decision to devote care, loyalty, effort, or responsibility to a person, relationship, goal, or shared agreement.
Romantic entanglement is an informal term for a romantic, emotional, or sexual connection that has become complicated, unclear, or difficult to leave.
A fling is a brief romantic or sexual relationship that usually involves limited commitment and no firm expectation of a lasting partnership.
Open marriage is a consensually non-monogamous marriage in which spouses agree that certain romantic or sexual relationships outside the marriage are permitted.
An extramarital relationship is a romantic, emotional, or sexual connection involving a married person and someone other than their spouse.
A long-distance relationship is a romantic or intimate partnership between people who live too far apart to meet regularly.
A date is a planned meeting between people exploring romantic attraction, compatibility, companionship, or the possibility of a relationship.
Dating is the process of meeting and spending time with someone to explore romantic attraction, compatibility, intimacy, or a possible relationship.
Courtship is the process through which people develop a romantic connection and consider compatibility, commitment, partnership, or marriage.