Constitutional and judicial approach of adultery
Author(s):
sakshi chauhan
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Adultery, the act of engaging in sexual relations with someone other than one's spouse, has been a subject of intrigue, controversy, and moral scrutiny throughout history. This abstract aims to provide a concise overview of the multifaceted aspects of adultery, exploring its underlying causes, its impact on individuals and relationships, and the varying societal perspectives surrounding it. The causes of adultery are complex and multifactorial, ranging from individual psychological factors such as dissatisfaction within the marriage, to external influences such as societal norms and cultural attitudes towards infidelity. Research suggests that factors such as marital dissatisfaction, lack of emotional intimacy, and opportunities for extramarital encounters play significant roles in precipitating adultery. The consequences of adultery extend beyond the individuals involved and often have profound effects on marriages, families, and communities. Betrayal, trust erosion, and emotional trauma are common outcomes for the betrayed spouse, leading to profound psychological distress and potential long-term damage to the relationship. Children within the family unit may also suffer from the consequences of adultery, experiencing emotional upheaval and instability. Societal perspectives on adultery vary widely across cultures, religions, and legal systems. While some societies view adultery as a grave moral transgression punishable by severe social stigma or legal consequences, others adopt a more permissive attitude, emphasizing individual autonomy and personal freedom in matters of relationships and sexuality. The evolving landscape of societal attitudes towards adultery reflects changing norms, values, and gender dynamics in contemporary society.
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Unique Paper ID: 163935

Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 10, Issue 12

Page(s): 255 - 262
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