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I don't know if other countries have prenups but here in the US, prenups protect you from losing around half of your money or property assets that you've worked so hard for, to your soon-to-be ex. I honestly never planned on getting married but if the time ever comes, prenup will be the very first thing for me to plan since I don't trust many women in terms of loyalty or how great of a wife they will be, especially since the divorce rates (the vast majority of them being initiated by women) here in the US have been skyrocketing high.

I notice how many women hate the idea of prenups because their excuse of refusing to sign them is that they think their relationship is pointless if their man can't trust them. To me, a prenup seems to be a great way for me to weed out all untrustworthy women who are only looking forward to golddigging, cheat on me, freeloading off of me or take a large chunk of my personal property that I've worked very hard for during a large chunk of my lifetime. Prenup is a way for me to express to people that I'm not having any of this headache drama and bullshit happen to me.

Now, I'm not saying all women who plan on getting married or are already married are like this but this is just my way of keeping my shield up at all times to protect myself. To me, it's just better to be safe than sorry.

It is mutual agreement between partners converted into a contract for the sake of relationship. Here are some conditions I found:

The Dating Contract
By signing this contract you agree to all of the following terms and conditions to dating this person as well as to stick by these until the relationship is over.
1. In no way, shape or form should you place consequences upon your partner for being friends with anyone unless they are a legitimate danger to either of you or your relationship or if the friend harasses either of you.
2. You will always trust your partner while in the relationship unless you have legitimate proof that they are cheating on you.
3. You will never make them choose between you and something else minor such as, but not limited to, hanging out with friends, a family activity, playing a sport or anything else that is not detrimental to your relationship.
4. You will never cheat on your partner.
5. You will love them more than anyone else that is not related to you.
6. You will let them have their time away from you when they want, within reason.
7. You will never say anything that will insult, hurt, anger, sadden or guilt them purposely.
8. You will respect their wishes and their space.
9. You will never do anything inappropriate that was not mutually decided upon previously and agreed upon by both.
10. You will never “enter” your partner without an “open boarders” agreement that has been decided upon by both partners previously. Nor can this agreement be forced upon one by anybody. You can find remaing conditions here


As this contract shall be based mutual agreement, terms mentioned here are just an example which you can change for your relationship

If it is legally bound, you can sue your partner for breaking it.