Assertion: bride's home | /r/HasProperty | new
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text: Tsuno means “horns” and the headpiece represents a covering of any “horns of jealousy” a bride might have, so that she may enter her new home with openness and obedience.
text: In Medieval Europe, carrying a bride into her new home prevented her from seeming too enthusiastic about losing her virginity.
text: Even earlier times believed that family demons followed the bride to her new home.
text: Tsuno means “horns” and the headpiece represents a covering of any “horns of jealousy” a bride might have, so that she may enter her new home with openness and obedience.
text: After the wedding journey (now called honeymoon), the groom's family often gave a supper, tea, ball, or other social event to welcome the bride to her new home.
text: In enacting IMBRA, Congress was responding to claims by the Tahirih Justice Center (TJC), a woman's advocacy group, that mail-order brides were susceptible to domestic abuse because they are unfamiliar with the laws, language and customs of their new home.