Why Do Marriages to Foreigners Trigger Envy
Recent studies indicate that mixed-culture couples, especially those from different nationalities and backgrounds, face greater social pressure from society. This can lead to internal psychological stress and result in higher levels of jealousy and anxiety about losing their partner. Such challenges are often attributed to societal prejudgments and directed stares, as well as jealousy stemming from social comparison theory, which causes individuals to compare their lives with others and doubt the stability of their relationship. Research has shown that reducing social judgments and external pressures contributes to greater stability and satisfaction among mixed couples, emphasizing that psychological and social factors play a significant role in the expectations and feelings associated with such relationships.
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