About 70% of marriages end in divorce within 5 years these days, and in divorce, men tend to lose almost everything. This includes at least half of their money and property, their children, their homes, their reputations, their jobs, and many other things. Family law courts are incredibly biased against men, and the marriage statistics reflect this. Most men are very reluctant to get married these days, and it's not surprising.
The argument against marriage for men is not necessarily an argument against women, love, or committed relationships. It is an argument against entering into a legal contract that may expose a man to substantial financial losses, diminished parental rights, and prolonged litigation if the relationship ends.
The central argument is that marriage can create legal and financial obligations that persist long after the emotional relationship has ended, and that men may bear a disproportionate share of those burdens.
The central argument is that marriage can create legal and financial obligations that persist long after the emotional relationship has ended, and that men may bear a disproportionate share.
A father may find himself fighting for equal parenting time, even if he believes he was an equally responsible parent throughout the marriage.
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