The fig leaf has been completely torn off! The marriage examination was originally used to check whether a man and a woman have genetic diseases, physical defects, or marriage situations that do not comply with the law before marriage. This practical procedure was originally intended to ensure the physical, psychological, and genetic health of the parties to the marriage, as well as to ensure the stability of the marital relationship and the health of the offspring. However, with the change of social attitudes and people's emphasis on personal privacy, marriage inspection has gradually become a questionable practice, especially among women, causing a series of worries and anxieties.
The real reasons for women's fear of marriage testing are different, but they all stem from concern for their own rights and dignity. First of all, some women are worried that the marital examination may reveal that they have certain diseases or health problems, which may affect the stability and happiness of the marriage. After all, marriage is an important decision in life, and once you find out that you have serious health problems, it can bring uncertainty and challenges to your future life.
Second, women are afraid that a marital test may reveal that they are unable to have children or have fertility disorders. In many cultures, fertility is seen as a woman's responsibility and value, so if it is proven that she is unable to have children, she may experience social and family pressure and discrimination, which can harm her physical and mental health.
In addition, some women may fear that a marital test will reveal that they have had a baby or have had multiple miscarriages. In some societies with more conservative traditions, such a situation may be seen as misconduct, leading to the condemnation of women by morality and social opinion, affecting their reputation and dignity.
What's more, women fear that a marriage test will reveal whether they are virgins or not. In some cultures, virginity is seen as a symbol of female purity and chastity, and if lost, it can be blamed and discriminated against by family and society, and may even lead to the breakdown of the marital relationship.
In summary, there are many reasons why women are afraid of marital testing, but they are all related to the concern for their own rights and dignity. Marriage is a major event in an individual's life, and as a part of marriage, the marriage examination should respect personal privacy and dignity and protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties to the marriage. Therefore, when conducting a marriage examination, personal choice should be respected, personal privacy should be fully protected, and unnecessary harm to personal rights and interests should be avoided.
