1. It changed your life priorities.
Marriage changes how you plan and consider things. Before marriage, you might only hope to travel two or three times a year and meet with friends every week, but after marriage, you'll find that a bigger house and a rising career are what you want more, because these are the foundation for a stable future.
2. It helps you achieve a more peaceful state of mind.
Many women say that they have a better mindset and become more confident after getting married. The most direct impact of family on a person is that it provides a warm harbor and satisfies the soul.
3. It changed the way you make friends.
After marriage, your way of making friends will change due to time, distance, and energy constraints. Furthermore, married life will give you new insights and perspectives on life, and you will become more sensitive, which will also have an impact on your interpersonal relationships.
4. You have learned to compromise.
No matter how self-reliant and independent you are, marriage will teach you to compromise and negotiate with your partner. You'll no longer make decisions solely based on your own needs, and life will no longer be as simple as just taking care of yourself. Compromise is the foundation of a healthy relationship.
5. It changed your consumption habits
Many women feel that after marriage, they want to know more about how to save money. This may be due to the psychological suggestion brought about by the role of the lady of the house - after all, whether or not a woman is good at managing the household is one of the major standards by which the outside world judges a married woman.
6. It changed your perspective on children.
Even if you decide to be childless before marriage, marriage is very likely to change your mind. Influence from elders and couples around you may make you reconsider this major life decision of having children.
