Marriage Quote by V. Fausbøll
““Whosoever is seen with the wives of relatives or of friends either by force or with their consent, let one know him as an outcast. (122)””
About This Quote
Source Legal Code: Danish Penal Code, Section 122, 19th century
Associating with relatives’ wives without consent is socially condemned and leads to ostracism.
In simple terms: Being with a friend’s wife without consent makes you an outcast.
Key Takeaway
Respect boundaries and consent.
Themes
social norms
morality
relationships
Mood
serious
cautionary
Type
ethical
social
When to use this quote
- marriage customs
- community standards
- family gatherings
Key Concepts
consent
family honor
social exclusion
Questions to Reflect On
- What boundaries are essential in your community?
- How do you handle social judgment?
A Different Perspective
Cultural context may differ; modern views on relationships have evolved.
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