Seems like an obvious answer but please answer it anyway - apprarently some women here don't know.
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+1 yIt's simple: because women believe in divorce. There is a whole toxic culture out there of women who truly believe that it's okay to get divorced if the relationship isn't going well and they don't feel happy.
Well, if the outcome of my relationship is based on feelings, then it has no meaning whatsoever. Why would I invest in such a questionable venture?
My own mother was like that, by the way. She would always hang out with women who got divorced or were getting divorced. (And she had no legitimate reason to do this because she had nothing in common with them. My dad was and is a great husband.) I was constantly in a state of instability growing up because I knew that my mom was hanging out with these toxic women who were being a bad influence on her. I was always afraid because she could get offended and have one of her tantrums at any moment and then she might divorce my dad and break up our family. It did not make me feel safe or secure at all.
(Thankfully she never went through with it. But it still did an incredible amount of damage to me psychologically.)15 Reply- +1 y
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Thanks.
And the Church is even worse. Churches allow people who have been divorced to join the church community, and they don't shun them. They don't even reprimand them. So now that's basically condoning the practice and normalizing divorce within the church culture. And these people are volunteering leading Sunday School and sh*t. Not great examples for the kids to look up to. - +1 y
Thanks for the MHO.
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2K opinions shared on Dating topic. Women can be very fickle beings, especially for gen x y and z. One day you are their entire world, the next you are easily dispensed with.
Considering the power a woman can wield over a man through the tyranny of the state, it is sensible to be wary. It’s really scary. I think female mental health is at an all time low right now…be careful guys
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+1 yBecause where I live, if she divorces me, the laws dictate that I give her half of the marital assets and after ten years pay open-ended spousal support till she remarries or lives with a partner, even if she cheats on me and/or is physically abusive. As most divorce attorneys are adept at getting separate property declared "donated to the marital estate" I'd have to be almost brain-dead to risk everything left to me by my grandparents and parents (both parents were also only children so I was sole heir of two families) as well as my business, investments, and savings upon the hope that she won't blow it up. Even if the odds were 1-in-10 rather than 2-in-5 to 1-in-2, I'd still have to be black hole dense to take the risk.
And working in legal I see how often pre-marital agreements get set aside in part or in whole by judges, so even that won't sway me. Until divorce returns to "at-fault" as an option I will decline marriage.21 Reply 1.4K opinions shared on Dating topic. because society allows women to get away with divorcing men with made up reasons like he was "abusive" or "manipulative" etc. so she can gain access to half his assets, half his finances plus alimony and possibly child support payments. it doesn't matter if she was the one responsible e. g. she cheated because the man is always in the wrong no matter what
if he cheats, he's a scumbag who can't control his emotions and deserves to be divorced but if she cheats, he wasn't attractive enough for her and she felt trapped and therefore she's allowed to cheat and file for divorce
10 ReplyEven at my age, I know that. Men know that women initiate 80 percent of divorces and in the event of divorce, they may lose half their assets, their children, half their retirement, and a good portion of their income. Fortunately for me, unlike older men who are far more aware of those facts, most young men are not worried about divorce. And, in a few years I intend to marry a young man while I am still young.
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I will want what is best for me so that's one way of looking at and I can't say that is inaccurate. That is why, even if I have to lower my standard, instead of chasing Chads until I'm 30 and then settle for who I can get, I intend to marry during the few years my sexual market value is at or near its peak.
However, it will not be all about me. I know that I must be willing to put forth the effort and do what is necessary to be the wife that is best for my husband. That way, we both benefit. - +1 y
Good for you, @Adaeva. That's smart!
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@Jamie05rhs Thank you.
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You're welcome!
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@msc545 First I have good parents and grandparents and I don't attend public schools that, from what I understand, only teach to the level of those with the least abilities. Also, if you can sort out the misinformation, you can derive most of this by reading posts on GAG. If you want to see how educated young teens can and should be read the following 8th grade exam. www.grc.nasa.gov/.../1895_Eightgr_test.htm
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Probably one room school where students learned from other students. Studies have shown that students learn better when they have to teach the material to others. Peer-based and team-based learning has also been found to be quite beneficial, particularly to prepare students for success in workplaces where group-based work across teams of different ages and backgrounds is prevalent. Even 1st grade students providing one another with feedback as part of an iterative educational process yields a profound outcome - powerfully demonstrated in this famous story called “Austin’s Butterfly.” In the one-room schoolhouse, by design and out of necessity, these kinds of practices flourished. www.forbes.com/.../?sh=7366bf5929fa
Also, at the time only half the people had an 8th grade education and probably fewer in Kansas. Therefore, students taking the exam would be the elite students or at least well above average. And, if only a few students passed the exam, it may not have mattered because, at that time, only 3% graduated high school. www.gilderlehrman.org/.../statistics-education-america-1860-1950
8.4K opinions shared on Dating topic. I know guys that have good jobs and make good money end up moving back in with their parents. I knew lots of divorced cops that would end up living in really imaginitiver places. One guy actually lived in the attic of the police station. I worked at K-12 school system and a teacher was living in an unused classroom in the basement. I never saw a woman ever have to do this. So much for equality.
20 ReplyReason most men are worried about divorce. Cause it usually cost them a lot of money. Another might having 2 lose custody of thier children. Last but least having 2 start all over. I think divorce is 2 way street. Meaning the 2 should have an even split. Better yet come 2 terms with one another.
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+1 yMarriage is like a hurricane there is a lot of blowing in the beginning & when it’s all said & done your house is gone.
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+1 yThey just don’t realise that worry steals one joy, messes up one’s mind, and makes one very busy doing nothing. If men can do something about the divorce, they should do it. If they can do nothing about the divorce, then what’s the use of worry?
00 Reply 2.5K opinions shared on Dating topic. Because it's very difficult for hoes to be successful in a relationship. So in a world where most marriages consist of hoes marrying hoes, the outlook is understandably grim for a lot of people.
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+1 yBecause equality hasn't reached divorce and family courts yet so they know they will lose a lot whether deserved or not
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+1 yI can't imagine why anyone would want to stay in a relationship if their partner wanted a divorce
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Sure, but is any financial cost really worse than living with someone who is unhappy?
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yBecause you you half of everything you have and a cut of everything you make for the rest of your life
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+1 yLose half of my 401k, lose half of my pension, child support, gotta move out. All kinds of stuff. Fortunately in my divorce I just have to pay child support and had to move out.
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+1 yThey are want half of what you own
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+1 yFuck, where to begin. Of course the leading cause of divorce is marriage... yeah.
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+1 yI don't know why the f*** this is a question... lol
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m +1 ynever been
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