A comparative study of sexual perversion and marital commitment in married men with traditional and modern marriage

The aim of this study was to compare sexual perversion and marital commitment in married men with traditional and modern marriages among married male students of Tehran Azad University.

The research method was causal- comparative. The statistical population consisted of all married male students of Tehran Azad University in 1398, of which 200 (100 traditional marriages and 100 modern marriages) were selected by cluster random sampling. The research instruments included two questionnaires of marital commitment of Adams and Jones and evaluation of sexual performance of men with traditional and modern marriage.

Analysis of variance was used to analyze the data. The findings showed that there is a significant difference between the rates of sexual perversion of men who are married in a modern style compared to men who are married in a traditional style. The mean of traditional men was significantly higher than the average of modern men in terms of ultimate pleasure and sexual function. But the level of marital commitment of men who are married in a modern style is not significantly different from men who are married in a traditional style.

it can be concluded that traditional marriage is associated with less sexual perversion in married men than modern marriage.