Why do you criticize marriage if I don't see suffering in it?
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definition
"Marriage often becomes a social mask that hides suffering; if your love is true, it needs no disguise."
According to Osho, he mocks marriage not as love itself but as the social mask people wear—most couples suffer yet pretend otherwise. Stories end at the wedding because what follows is unshowable; tongues are tied by fear and convention. His satire exposes hypocrisy so individuals can see their truth. If your marriage is truly blissful, fine; otherwise, come alone and look honestly.
He jokes about marriage because many people hide pain behind smiles; if yours is truly happy, great—just be honest.
Why this matters practically
- Drop social masks and speak truthfully about your relationship.
- Evaluate whether your bond is love or mere convention.
- Practice solitary self-inquiry beyond partner-pleasing and public image.
- Evaluate whether your bond is love or mere convention.
- Practice solitary self-inquiry beyond partner-pleasing and public image.
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