May I ask about Brazil’s marriage law?

Brazilian marriage law is the same as China, but a little different.

Brazilian law also stipulates monogamy, but after the relationship between the two parties breaks down, as long as both parties agree, the couple can sign an application to enter a legal separation period, but it is not necessary to divorce first. Divorce is the final legal step and must be finalized by the court.

During this period, both men and women still have their own legal rights to free love, and they can have a third party. That is to say, Brazil’s marriage law gives a more humane legal definition of marriage and sexual cohabitation, which is also a transitional period.

Both husband and wife have this right equally, which is legal. When it comes to divorce, it will fall into the complex legal scope, such as the division of children and property, which often requires a lot of work by lawyers and courts.

In the case of couples who are emotionally incompatible and separated, without killing humanity, such a legislation was established. A lover is a lover, and a family is a family. This move can both advance and retreat. Compared with China, which can either divorce or maintain, Brazil's move creates an extra human zone. For lovers, it does not mean that they can give up their legal obligations to care for the children and the elderly in the family.

You have it and I have it, it is legal for both men and women. It seems unbelievable and baffling, but this is really an initiative that can advance or retreat, turning the humanity of marriage into a win-win situation.