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ยป How does a man put up with the same woman for the rest of his life?
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post 1564665521 10-26-2018, 10:51 AM
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I'm all for finding someone special and spending the rest of your life with them, I just feel like marriage is unnecessary. Both of you keep your freedom and stay happy without marriage. No joint accounts, cell phone plans, car payments, etc. My stuff is my stuff and her stuff is her stuff, keeps the complications out of it
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post 1564666731 10-26-2018, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted By LoganBrown
I'm all for finding someone special and spending the rest of your life with them, I just feel like marriage is unnecessary. Both of you keep your freedom and stay happy without marriage. No joint accounts, cell phone plans, car payments, etc. My stuff is my stuff and her stuff is her stuff, keeps the complications out of it
it is unnecessary. changes nothing but how hard it is to break up.
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post 1564667611 10-26-2018, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
Well that's the problem it feels nothing like the honeymoon phase after a few years so i get bored. It's literally like going through the motions because there is nothing left to learn about the person and no thrill etc.
After the phase why don't you work on your relationship? Maybe it's you?
post 1564668651 10-26-2018, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks
There are plenty of benefits to marriage that pertain to taxes, investments, and property/finance allocations in the event of death.



https://www.thebalance.com/financial...vestors-357206


https://www.prosperityconsult.com/mi...fits-marriage/
in reality, you would get knocked down into a lower tax bracket only if she made no money. the ability to give your spouse an unlimited amount of money tax free sure sounds nice though.
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post 1564669031 10-26-2018, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted By wrastler163
what is true love though, this isn't a Disney movie bro. Kinda think you've just gotta put your head down and deal with it
Not true love in the Disney sense, where that person is the one and only person/destined to be. It's more about you caring enough about her and you are willing to make the necessary sacrifices to keep the marriage going. Of course she should be caring and willing to do equally the same for you.

I am a huge redpiller but I really do believe life is better with another person to share it with.
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post 1564669291 10-26-2018, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Podunks
There are plenty of benefits to marriage that pertain to taxes, investments, and property/finance allocations in the event of death.



https://www.thebalance.com/financial...vestors-357206


https://www.prosperityconsult.com/mi...fits-marriage/
most of that is for things in the event of a death. women tend to out live men anyways so chances are that wouldn't benefit me anyways. I could go line by line but that would seem pretty douchey and I'm not trying to do that. but aside from contributing to an IRA and getting on their insurance everything can be covered with a Will and/or a Power of Attorney. a few other things are for pretty rare stuff like transfering condos or getting rights to copy righted material. don't know many folks that copy righted stuff but that's just me.

I will give you something not listed there. Your wife or husband cannot be forced to testify against you in court. so if you're a criminal that could help keep you out of jail.
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post 1564669581 10-26-2018, 11:38 AM
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post 1564681641 10-26-2018, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted By eod8989
Well that's the problem it feels nothing like the honeymoon phase after a few years so i get bored. It's literally like going through the motions because there is nothing left to learn about the person and no thrill etc.
Then there is nothing wrong with that as well. Some ppl honestly dont want the long term and prefer short term. Realistically it is normal to get bored, annoyed, tired down the road for a long term. Its not always disney. But like that poster said, it takes 2 to get over those bumps as long term is about building a life together and its never easy.

If your feeling bored and not looking to committ then why keep dragging yourself? Just move onto the next one. If you can stand being bored
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post 1564682461 10-26-2018, 02:21 PM
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marriage just seems so extra for me. It only makes sense if you really want to settle down and have kids.

i just want to cuddle by the fireplace with an HBB and watch horror movies all night long. someone i can go to concerts with, go to the gym with, cook good food with, and enjoy traveling the world with.

i don't think you need to get "married" to enjoy spending time with someone (assuming you're like me and don't want kids) I want to save my money and enjoy my life without any regrets. If a chick divorced me it would wreck me so bad emotionally i don't think i would be able to recover from that kind of trauma. I'd rather find a long-term partner to date and enjoy life with.
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post 1564685131 10-26-2018, 02:58 PM
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[QUOTE=eod8989 post_id=1564663891]I have a gf srs. Still not sure about this relationship thing. People change and it's not guaranteed happiness just because you get a gf

[img]https://i.imgur.com/g3Jc113h.png?1[img][/QUOTE]You haven't had sex with her in about a year and the only reason you're still "together" is because there's no one else who's willing to move in and share the rent with you. That's no one's definition of a girlfriend.
post 1564703371 10-26-2018, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted By DanielleGreen
After the phase why don't you work on your relationship? Maybe it's you?
Because the lust has withered or been lost at that point
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post 1564775621 10-27-2018, 09:32 PM
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