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Explain to me like I'm 8:How does a man benefit from marriage in 2016
05-10-2016, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Ronceiro⏩
while i agree with you on certain parts..what exactly is your solution?This. Of course most of the benefits stated can be obtained without marrying, so it doesn't seem make sense to get married.
While marriage might not logically make sense (apart from some small tax perks), it's a cultural remnant overlapped with religion that really isn't enforced or bothering anyone who doesn't partake in it.
It's like Christmas. You might say "lol @ Christmas, explain why in 2016 we gotta have a tree, give presents to people and worship some Middle-Eastern Jewish baby that wasn't even born in December". You don't NEED to decorate a tree and exchange gifts with friends/family at the end of December, there's no logical basis or necessity to it but it's just one of these cultural phenomena that has persisted and isn't bothering anyone enough to abolish. Heck, even non-Christians celebrate it because it becomes a part of their society's national holiday. If I lived in a country that had some sort of different national gift-giving/religious ceremonial holiday I'd probably take part in the customs too without being part of that religion.
Marriage is just one of these societal quirks. Humanity just happened to think of some arbitrary statement of intent to 'express love and commitment' and incorporate it into different cultures and religions. If we lived in a society that evolved to show love and commitment in another way (e.g. give a girl a cup of sacrificial sheep's blood to drink) instead of signing some legal contract, then we'd all be doing that too (and complaining about it on the misc)
While marriage might not logically make sense (apart from some small tax perks), it's a cultural remnant overlapped with religion that really isn't enforced or bothering anyone who doesn't partake in it.
It's like Christmas. You might say "lol @ Christmas, explain why in 2016 we gotta have a tree, give presents to people and worship some Middle-Eastern Jewish baby that wasn't even born in December". You don't NEED to decorate a tree and exchange gifts with friends/family at the end of December, there's no logical basis or necessity to it but it's just one of these cultural phenomena that has persisted and isn't bothering anyone enough to abolish. Heck, even non-Christians celebrate it because it becomes a part of their society's national holiday. If I lived in a country that had some sort of different national gift-giving/religious ceremonial holiday I'd probably take part in the customs too without being part of that religion.
Marriage is just one of these societal quirks. Humanity just happened to think of some arbitrary statement of intent to 'express love and commitment' and incorporate it into different cultures and religions. If we lived in a society that evolved to show love and commitment in another way (e.g. give a girl a cup of sacrificial sheep's blood to drink) instead of signing some legal contract, then we'd all be doing that too (and complaining about it on the misc)
you do realize society would be chit without marriage? you do realize if there's no marriage that you are condoning more competition and competitive behavior (which has more people phucking over one another)
the family unit is basically the crux of all societal values; the family unit is the basis of all amicable laws.
if you remove the family unit it means there's an incessant vying for sex between everybody, and there's no real prerogative to docile behavior; only a prerogative of obtaining more sex.
are we sure this "relationship" concept exists without the concept of marriage?
i agree with you guys that marriage stands for nothing but a legal contract nowadays, and amicable relationships can exist without that document, but i'm not exactly sure we are where we are without marriage existing as it has previously. nor would anybody vy for it without its necessity as a cultural trend and tax breaks
05-10-2016, 08:41 AM
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I think of it like.. She's gonna suck my dik every day, for the rest of my life. All I have to do is wear this fkn ring./
Good deal is good.
Also #wifemakesmoremoneycrew
#takinhalfher****ifsheleaves
Good deal is good.
Also #wifemakesmoremoneycrew
#takinhalfher****ifsheleaves
05-10-2016, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
lol @ this amazing conclusion after 3 monthsHaving been married for almost 3 months now I have this all figured out. If your mariage fails it's your fault. Not the woman's fault. Women are meant to be led by their men. If you act like a man, and choose a good woman, she'll never leave your side.
This is an inherent issue with men. It has been for a few generations now. A good example of this is how all the FAs here are always crying about how women don't want them. As if they're entitled to women. Ask yourselves, does a tiger think he's entitled to his next mean, does he wait patiently hoping a meal falls in front of him? Or does he stalk his prey and strikes like his life depends on it? Which it does.
This is an inherent issue with men. It has been for a few generations now. A good example of this is how all the FAs here are always crying about how women don't want them. As if they're entitled to women. Ask yourselves, does a tiger think he's entitled to his next mean, does he wait patiently hoping a meal falls in front of him? Or does he stalk his prey and strikes like his life depends on it? Which it does.
05-10-2016, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted By WSG1⏩
This. Of course most of the benefits stated can be obtained without marrying, so it doesn't seem make sense to get married.Didnt read thread
but i'm sure 99.9% of the stuff said can still happen with a GF/BF without the marriage.
but i'm sure 99.9% of the stuff said can still happen with a GF/BF without the marriage.
While marriage might not logically make sense (apart from some small tax perks), it's a cultural remnant overlapped with religion that really isn't enforced or bothering anyone who doesn't partake in it.
It's like Christmas. You might say "lol @ Christmas, explain why in 2016 we gotta have a tree, give presents to people and worship some Middle-Eastern Jewish baby that wasn't even born in December". You don't NEED to decorate a tree and exchange gifts with friends/family at the end of December, there's no logical basis or necessity to it but it's just one of these cultural phenomena that has persisted and isn't bothering anyone enough to abolish. Heck, even non-Christians celebrate it because it becomes a part of their society's national holiday. If I lived in a country that had some sort of different national gift-giving/religious ceremonial holiday I'd probably take part in the customs too without being part of that religion.
Marriage is just one of these societal quirks. Humanity just happened to think of some arbitrary statement of intent to 'express love and commitment' and incorporate it into different cultures and religions. If we lived in a society that evolved to show love and commitment in another way (e.g. give a girl a cup of sacrificial sheep's blood to drink) instead of signing some legal contract, then we'd all be doing that too (and complaining about it on the misc)
Originally Posted By krazy33⏩
Solution? There's no solution lol, because there's no problem. Christmas exists (even though it's "logically" pointless) but that's not a problem. Let marriage stay, even if it's 2016. Fukk it I'll probably get married too just because it's part of our society's culture. And yes, our society currently respects/values married men more than unmarried ones.while i agree with you on certain parts..what exactly is your solution?
you do realize society would be chit without marriage? you do realize if there's no marriage that you are condoning more competition and competitive behavior (which has more people phucking over one another)
the family unit is basically the crux of all societal values; the family unit is the basis of all amicable laws.
if you remove the family unit it means there's an incessant vying for sex between everybody, and there's no real prerogative to docile behavior; only a prerogative of obtaining more sex.
are we sure this "relationship" concept exists without the concept of marriage?
i agree with you guys that marriage stands for nothing but a legal contract nowadays, and amicable relationships can exist without that document, but i'm not exactly sure we are where we are without marriage existing as it has previously. nor would anybody vy for it without its necessity as a cultural trend and tax breaks
you do realize society would be chit without marriage? you do realize if there's no marriage that you are condoning more competition and competitive behavior (which has more people phucking over one another)
the family unit is basically the crux of all societal values; the family unit is the basis of all amicable laws.
if you remove the family unit it means there's an incessant vying for sex between everybody, and there's no real prerogative to docile behavior; only a prerogative of obtaining more sex.
are we sure this "relationship" concept exists without the concept of marriage?
i agree with you guys that marriage stands for nothing but a legal contract nowadays, and amicable relationships can exist without that document, but i'm not exactly sure we are where we are without marriage existing as it has previously. nor would anybody vy for it without its necessity as a cultural trend and tax breaks
I'm saying while marriage is basically pointless, its existence isn't harming anyone so we don't need to actively abolish it even though it is archaic and somewhat redundant. British royal family has no real function or effective ruling power but they're quirky and raise money through tourism/PR so meh, let em stay.
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05-10-2016, 08:46 AM
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#245
05-10-2016, 08:47 AM
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#246
Originally Posted By jusslurkn⏩
I'm big on sex after marriage but even I was like oh rly?I think of it like.. She's gonna suck my dik every day, for the rest of my life. All I have to do is wear this fkn ring./
Good deal is good.
Also #wifemakesmoremoneycrew
#takinhalfher****ifsheleaves
Good deal is good.
Also #wifemakesmoremoneycrew
#takinhalfher****ifsheleaves
05-10-2016, 08:48 AM
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05-10-2016, 08:49 AM
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#248
Originally Posted By Ronceiro⏩
i agree but i dont think its pointless..Solution? There's no solution lol, because there's no problem. Christmas exists (even though it's "logically" pointless) but that's not a problem. Let marriage stay, even if it's 2016. Fukk it I'll probably get married too just because it's part of our society's culture.
I'm saying while marriage is basically pointless, its existence isn't harming anyone so we don't need to actively abolish it even though it is archaic and somewhat redundant. British royal family has no real function or effective ruling power but they're quirky and raise money through tourism/PR so meh, let em stay.
I'm saying while marriage is basically pointless, its existence isn't harming anyone so we don't need to actively abolish it even though it is archaic and somewhat redundant. British royal family has no real function or effective ruling power but they're quirky and raise money through tourism/PR so meh, let em stay.
i think its the linchpin to amicable behavior within society
its existence allows us to make the choices we have today
05-10-2016, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted By MegaPump⏩
This is a best case scenario, most marriages only contain a couple of the things on the list you wrote, if any at all.Life partner / best friend that will be loyal to you
Company for life, someone to talk to and laugh with, never be lonely
Regular sex
The pleasure of kids
Someone to cook for you and clean your clothes
Love
Support , someone that cares about you probably more than anyone else
Someone to sleep beside
Company for life, someone to talk to and laugh with, never be lonely
Regular sex
The pleasure of kids
Someone to cook for you and clean your clothes
Love
Support , someone that cares about you probably more than anyone else
Someone to sleep beside
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05-10-2016, 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
He's scared to admit that it isn't.Husband says marriage to me is the best thing that ever happened to him
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05-10-2016, 09:44 AM
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Think this is pretty simple, brahs. If she's of equal or greater status to you... Go for it. "Status" is to be defined by you as an individual. Looks, money, social standing, or some combination of these assets and more.
If she is not...you are a fool.
If she is not...you are a fool.
05-10-2016, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted By LikeAMachine⏩
Most of the video is talking about earnings. Whose to say that women don't choose men that earn more in the first place? There could be a form of selection bias at play here.While I don't agree with all of this especially the freaking title, I think a lot of it is true. Especially #3 I have personally lived this, getting passed over for better jobs for people with the same credentials for someone who was married with kids.
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05-10-2016, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Ronceiro⏩
I agree, but I would also like to add that maybe the solution is we should treat marriage like college.Solution? There's no solution lol, because there's no problem. Christmas exists (even though it's "logically" pointless) but that's not a problem. Let marriage stay, even if it's 2016. Fukk it I'll probably get married too just because it's part of our society's culture. And yes, our society currently respects/values married men more than unmarried ones.
I'm saying while marriage is basically pointless, its existence isn't harming anyone so we don't need to actively abolish it even though it is archaic and somewhat redundant. British royal family has no real function or effective ruling power but they're quirky and raise money through tourism/PR so meh, let em stay.
I'm saying while marriage is basically pointless, its existence isn't harming anyone so we don't need to actively abolish it even though it is archaic and somewhat redundant. British royal family has no real function or effective ruling power but they're quirky and raise money through tourism/PR so meh, let em stay.
It's not for everyone, too many people make money from it and divorce, it works for some people, some people work around it and find happiness.
And finally, everyone should honestly just mind their own business. The societal pressure is annoying
05-12-2016, 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb⏩
Found this thread in my tabs. Had to neg this stupid sloot.Husband says marriage to me is the best thing that ever happened to him
Well he would wouldn't he? Cos he's not a flaming idiot
So there's that
Well he would wouldn't he? Cos he's not a flaming idiot

So there's that
It would be even funnier if your marriage made another 5-10 years because you'd just be hanging around either out of emotional neediness like a typical weakling, or because you were trying to save face.
But it's always fun to see two emotional weaklings find each other.
A woman on a forum with 99% men can only be delusional to be in a relationship, let alone a marriage.
05-12-2016, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted By LikeAMachine⏩
lol is he serious? Most of the cons he lists are actually pros and most of the pros he lists are consWhile I don't agree with all of this especially the freaking title, I think a lot of it is true. Especially #3 I have personally lived this, getting passed over for better jobs for people with the same credentials for someone who was married with kids.
He says that less time with friends and in bars in bad, and more time working and going to church is good.
also, he makes this odd assumption, that once you get married your life is complete and you'll never get divorced and deal with the Courts and child support and all that nonsense.
He talks as if he's trying to push an agenda.
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