Analyzing the conceptual implication of marriage from the youth perspective (Case Study: Single Youth in Tehran in 1396)

Reducing youth marriages has raised social concerns at micro and macro levels. The research is aimed at understanding the meaning of marriage and the mental image of youth from marriage and their strategy for marriage. The qualitative approach is based on theoretical and Purposeful Sampling method, with the basic theory and participants, with 28 single youth from different areas of Tehran in 1396. The data collection was obtained using semi-structured, deep-seated interview technique and the core of the research with data categorization in open, axial and selective coding.
Contributors to the "retardation" experience marriage from four categories of fear, reluctance, decline in transcendental values and pleasure, with semantic reasons in three categories of livelihood patterns: the insecure economy, the inability to manage costs, women's financial independence, inclusive value relationships Ethical values and social-communicational relationships; social status and how bisexual communication can be interrelated.
Paying attention to youth livelihoods, creating jobs and making money should be a top priority for government and private sector programs. Restoring the value-added cultural infrastructure reproduced in communicative relationships affected by the action of activists requires re-socialization by relevant institutions.