Semantic Structuralism Delayed Marriage Age Based on Grounded Theory: Student Students in Mashhad Girl

Abstract Unmarriedness, rising marriage and a massive population of single girls over 30 years of age, high rates of single educated and public discourse in relation to a sharp decline in marriage, seem to have satisfied researchers and thinkers to see this as a social problem. An issue that is not just about marriage and affects many social platforms and field. The family is the first institution to suffer from this phenomenon and bring the voice of distortion among the youth to the community. In recent decades, girls are faced with a host of emerging phenomena such as the transformation of inter-generational and gender relations, delinquency in marriage, which is often the consequence of modernity and globalization. The purpose of the present study was to investigate the causes of the rising and delayed marriage among girls. In this research, qualitative methodology and grounded theory strategy were used. The selection of interviewees was targeted and 33 female students for more than one year. 15 main categories and a core category were extracted from the data encoding. Enclosed in the sixties, the decades- chaos; Occupational Restraint and Academic force; Blame, humiliation and exertion on single girls, Consolidation and neglect of the girl's opinion; Inhibition of imaginary love; The motives of the era of abstraction: the era of emancipation and irresponsibility; Great impression of marriage repulsion; Men's unreliability and non-commitment; Negative memories of others, Fear of divorce and marriage; Modern and traditional dichotomies; dowry: Harmful Cultural Reproduction; Economics is still important; Modern romantic relationships: Western lifestyle and Obsessive-compulsive aging. Experience of single, meaningful delay. It was chosen as the final category and at the end of the paradigm model the data was extracted.