Achi news desk-
Tokyo (Newsdesk) Although Japan is known for its surprising traditions and social boundaries, there has recently been a trend in Japan that is attracting attention.
In Japan, a trend called ‘friendship marriage’ is going viral, where citizens resort to marrying each other without love or sex.
According to the South China Morning Post, the concept of living together and telling time is gaining momentum among young people in Japan.
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Where young people instead of getting married are now looking for a friend who understands them and gives them peace of mind.
In fact, a friendship marriage is a relationship, where the couple can live together but can also form relationships with other people under agreement.
Although children can also be born under artificial means. In a conversation with the Chinese media, a young man said, “Friendship marriage is like you are looking for a roommate who has the same characteristics as you.”
However, this contract is not about marrying one’s best friend, under this contract people meet each other and seem to share time.
On the other hand, according to a survey in Japan, 32-year-old employed people seem to be quite serious about their relationships.
Homosexuals and heterosexuals are also attracted to this trend, which they see as a way of escaping marriage.
