Why Women Need a Husband? AWoman goes to a Psychiatrist and complains: “I don’t want to marry. I am educated, independent, and self- sufficient. I don’t need a husband. But my parents are asking me to marry. What do I do?” The psychiatrist replied: “you

“Women don’t necessarily need a husband,” she explained, her words measured and thoughtful. “But for some, marriage can offer companionship, emotional support, and a sense of partnership in navigating life’s ups and downs.”

She went on to elaborate, highlighting the ways in which marriage could enrich a woman’s life – from shared experiences and mutual growth to the joy of building a family and creating a sense of belonging.

“But marriage should never be seen as a necessity or a measure of a woman’s worth,” the psychiatrist emphasized, her tone firm. “It’s important for women to prioritize their own happiness and well-being above societal expectations.”