<human>:  How is marriage different in a traditional and progressive family?
<bot>: In a traditional family, marriage is generally seen as an institution in which couples are expected to stay together until death. Husbands are seen as the head of the family and are traditionally responsible for providing financially and leading the household. Wives, on the other hand, are expected to focus on housework and taking care of the children. In a progressive family, marriage is viewed differently. Marriage is seen as a partnership in which both partners share responsibility and make decisions together. Gender roles may be less rigidly enforced, and both spouses may take part in providing financially and raising children.