For many young people around the world, casual dating is a necessary step towards marriage. But what if someone had told you that it’s actually in your best interest not to date and head straight towards marriage? For many young Indonesians, this idea of skipping dating and heading straight into marriage appears to be becoming more commonly practiced. Recently, there has been an online movement in Indonesia to eliminate dating before marriage, and it is getting a lot of traction. So, the question is how do young Indonesians feel about the movement and dating in general? Our Asian Boss reporter hit the streets of Jakarta to find out. The opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of ASIAN BOSS or the general Indonesian population.
Special thanks to our team in Jakarta.
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