3.7 Feet Uttar Pradesh Man, After 15-Year Wait And 10 Rejections, Marries 4 Feet Woman
After enduring a 15-year wait and facing numerous rejections, 35-year-old Mohd Arshad, standing at 3.7 feet, finally found his match in his 30-year-old bride, Sona, who stands at 4 feet tall.?
The heartwarming union occurred in Syana town, Bulandshahr district, marking a long-awaited milestone for the couple, as per a TOI report.
Arshad, accustomed to comments about his height, often wondered if he would ever find a life partner. Despite facing rejection from over ten women, he held onto hope, believing that destiny would eventually lead him to the right person.
Arshad's stylish arrival at the wedding venue
Arshad arrived at the venue in style on the auspicious day of their marriage, standing out of his car's sunroof, adorned in a sherwani, and joyfully greeted his relatives.
"Despite people's comments about my height, I never lost hope of finding the right partner. The wait was well worth it," expressed Arshad, who is engaged in the trade of old furniture.
Runup to this Uttar Pradesh marriage?
Reflecting on the hurdles encountered during his search for a suitable match, including a recent setback, Arshad shared, "About four months ago, a relative mentioned a girl of similar stature. Though initially rejected by her family due to my height, our relatives' intervention paved the way for our union."
The families of both Arshad and Sona rejoiced at the match, showering blessings upon the couple. Arshad's friend, Firoz Malik, expressed his delight: "I always wished for him to find his perfect life partner. When I received the wedding invitation, I was thrilled and shared the joy by distributing sweets among our relatives and friends."
Challenges for short Indian men in marriage??
In India, men who are short in height may face difficulties in getting married. This is because society tends to associate taller men with more attractive partners.
Due to traditional gender norms, shorter men may encounter bias in the realm of marriage.?Height is sometimes seen as a symbol of strength, dominance, and attractiveness, leading to biases against shorter individuals.?
This can make it challenging to find a suitable partner, as some may prioritise taller men based on societal ideals.?Additionally, short men may face rejection or ridicule from prospective spouses or their families, exacerbating feelings of inadequacy or insecurity.?
It's essential to understand that one's height doesn't determine their worth or suitability as a life partner.?Even though there may be challenges, it's crucial to challenge stereotypes and encourage inclusivity in the process of getting married.?
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