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Is there a point in marrying a modern woman? Marriage is so unfair to men - you lose half your wealth and your kids while she's off with someone else. Not to mention that women put unreasonable expectations on men. Modern women also hate men, thanks to Feminism.

There is no need for marriage, especially since by the time you marry a woman she's been around the block a lot and is literally using the guy to settle with. Women spend their 20's (especially at college) just getting ran through by tons of guys (20-70 usually). So your wife, the love of your life had her fun, and she thinks of you as a plan B or the "nice guy". Why should guys degrade themselves to such a bad level?

Women want marriage for the financial stability more than anything else. Women lie about their past to seem like "good girls" so that guys will marry them. Literally. The average woman will say she's fucked like "five" guys, but we all know this is a lie. Multiply whatever number a girl tells you, by 12, and you'll be close to the real number.

Pretty much girls "have their fun" when their young and see the "marriage guy" as a pathetic nice guy who allows himself to be a "settle". Dating is dead. Love is a lie, we all know this. But why do women still push marriage on guys so much? To benefit themselves. Humans aren't monogamous by nature, we are built to just fuck around. Marriage was created for power and stability.

So what do you think?

Also no offense to any women who read this. It's just the stone cold truth. I am not trying to upset any of you.

I'm 35, my ex is 10 years younger than me. I met her when she was 19 and we were together for 6 years. She learnt that with age comes experience... I had done it all before and didn't care for all the game-playing I remembered from my 20s. Whist her friends all complained about their sexually incompetent boyfriends, she was experimenting and enjoying a very fulfilling and active sex life with a dominate and capable loving partner.

I provided her with: warmth, strength, security, measured humor, discipline as needed, undivided attention, nurturing, caregiving, stability, support, and unconditional love. She privided me with: laughter, joy, silliness, fun, playfulness, warmth, affection beyond belief, beauty, awe, excitement, mental and physical challenges, and unconditional love.

I'd be interested to know how much older you do/would go and what your experience of it was...