Amish Myth Busting: Separating Fact from Fiction in Amish Life
Newlyweds Home Isn’t an Issue
For newlywed couples, not owning a house isn’t an issue in this community. After the honeymoon, which is typically spent visiting relatives, the just married often lives with the bride’s parents. This arrangement is standard and helps save money while the couple establishes themselves. They contribute to the household and gradually save for their own home.
This practice emphasizes the importance of family and community support. Living with relatives strengthens family bonds and ensures a smoother transition into married life. This communal approach reflects their values of cooperation and mutual assistance. It makes homeownership less of a priority in the early stages of marriage.
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