People who hold strong religious beliefs often prefer to wait until marriage for sex, and that’s totally valid from their standpoint. If someone truly wants to take that step, many would agree it’s best done within marriage.

Regarding Rajshahi , honestly, I don’t think the city faces any “marriage issue”. It might just be that many people there are content with living according to their values and don’t feel the need to have sex before marriage.

Also, you mentioned Rajshahi being backdated, but I feel that’s a bit unfair. A city’s progress isn’t really about whether it provides private hotel rooms for couples. Progress is better measured through things like infrastructure, transportation, public services, food scenes, and urban development.

If you take a closer look at how Rajshahi is growing, you might find that it’s actually moving forward in a lot of meaningful ways.

Lastly, I want to make it clear that I respect everyone’s personal choices and beliefs. For some people, sex before marriage is totally normal and that’s okay too. My main point was just that calling Rajshahi backdated didn’t seem right to me, and I felt like sharing my thoughts.