Feminist-style polygamy or a low-commitment nuptial? Our newest columnist Julia Suryakusuma explores the different, non-conventional approaches to marriage for a feminist.

Growing up, she thought her parents had the best relationship, but quarantined with them as an adult has made her realize a major flaw in their marriage.

For most women, being married often puts a damper on their personal goals, as they have to choose between having a child or pursuing higher education.

A women advertises her dreamy boyfriend, as circumstances are preventing them from getting married.

Some of the terms associated with and remarks made to divorced families ashow our society’s perception and treatment of non-traditional forms of family

You could be successful in your career and live independently, but still something’s wrong with you if you aren’t married.

I believe that fathers may be responsible for what their daughters learn to expect from relationships

The gender norm that requires married women to look after the household magnifies the cost for women. As a result, women choose to leave the labor.

Little did people know that Anjana and Adri were not that couple goal

In the beginning, I often felt guilty about my decision to get married at such a young age, and worried that I’d be judged harshly by other feminists.