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post 1615812551 09-07-2020, 09:35 AM
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Why is the misc so afraid of divorce? Srs

I get being afraid of not seeing your kid everyday or something, but is everyone really terrified solely because of the potential loss of money?

I mean, It's just money.

Genuinely curious.
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post 1615812891 09-07-2020, 09:40 AM
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Guess not everyone has enough of it and an extremely expensive and usually bitter legal proceeding in which they will likely lose any high value assets they have (house etc) essentially wipes away any meaningful financial progress they've made in their life. Not to mention the emotional misery that is likely piled on top of that as well as having to half of all your future money to someone you probably despise so that they can live withyourchild and not have to work to support them whilst they actively keep your child from you
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post 1615813051 09-07-2020, 09:42 AM
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Its mostly just cope for never finding someone to settle with imo
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the loss of money is more terrifying on the principle of having to pay for some lazy sloot to sit on her arse. its the wealth resdistribution, not the wealth loss
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post 1615813251 09-07-2020, 09:44 AM
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post 1615813461 09-07-2020, 09:46 AM
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Why not just marry someone who has their own money and career if that's what worries you?

I mean, there are women with jobs out there..
post 1615813501 09-07-2020, 09:47 AM
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It's not being divorced, it's a chick holding the threat of divorce over your head as a reason to act chitty.

There's a reason wealthy guys often don't get married a second time unless it's to a much younger girl who won't give him BJs without it.
post 1615813521 09-07-2020, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Cass40
Why not just marry someone who has their own money and career if that's what worries you?

I mean, there are women with jobs out there..
I think they still get half. Idk though, never really looked into it.
Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
It's not being divorced, it's a chick holding the threat of divorce over your head as a reason to act chitty.

There's a reason wealthy guys often don't get married a second time unless it's to a much younger girl who won't give him BJs without it.
Threat of divorce? You'd have to be a complete ******* to be moved by a threat of divorce. You want out, there's the fukking door.

If she's being chitty it sounds like the type of guy to let her act any fukking way she wants.
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post 1615813531 09-07-2020, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Cass40
Why not just marry someone who has their own money and career if that's what worries you?

I mean, there are women with jobs out there..
Sure the 1% exist. Women don't marry /down/ so why should you?
post 1615813601 09-07-2020, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
I think they still get half. Idk though, never really looked into it.
Nah - rich women who get divorced lose their **** too.

Not nearly as bad as rich men - but still.

What did Bezo's ex-wife do to earn that?
post 1615813841 09-07-2020, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By tk217
Nah - rich women who get divorced lose their **** too.

Not nearly as bad as rich men - but still.

What did Bezo's ex-wife do to earn that?
Her job as a wife the whole marriage. Stayed faithful, supported him and their family, and got cheated on. She didn't even want half either even though she could have gone for it. I see salty miscers complain more about the money she got than Bexos himself. Don't see him cryin about it. And is he not still set for the rest of his life? A billionaire lost some of it. Oh my god however will he cope with still being set for life?
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post 1615813961 09-07-2020, 09:53 AM
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Its the fact that they get your hard earned money for no good reason. Money that you worked hard, sweat, bled for. Not about the actual dollar amount. Moreso you could've have spent 40 years working to save up a certain amount, and overnight the judge decides you hand over your assets. Its like donating 20 years of your life to some old bag because of some bullsht legal precedence.

I will never get married. But if I did, and my wife took half of my sht id probably murder her OJ style.
post 1615814181 09-07-2020, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
I think they still get half. Idk though, never really looked into it.
No and it’s actually not half in a lot of states unless you have been married for a certain period of time 5-6 years is typically like 30%


Anyways, losing seeing my kids everyday has been the only thing I was scared of. And I made stuff work out for that reason and my marriage has been better than ever last two years since I almost had a split with wife.

Marriage is tough, even tougher with kids. But not enough people work hard through their bullchit when things get tough nowadays, cuz it’s gotten so normal to just give up on things in our society. I feel like not enough people really meant “forever” when they got married. Luckily keeping our family together is important for both me and my wife and we worked through our bullchit. (Honestly most of it was from me doing her wrong, which was in response to her not treating me right imo). She ended up willing to work through things, I ended up wanting to change, and she stopped treating me the way she was etc...

We worked through it and are both better because of it. And our family is stronger.

As far as the money side of things I think of people are worried in that respect they don’t have enough saved for long term or too much invested into their house/cars.

If you only have 10-20% of your wealth tied into that, you don’t worry about splitting up your savings as much.
post 1615814191 09-07-2020, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By BabcocksHair
Its the fact that they get your hard earned money for no good reason. Money that you worked hard, sweat, bled for. Not about the actual dollar amount. Moreso you could've have spent 40 years working to save up a certain amount, and overnight the judge decides you hand over your assets. Its like donating 20 years of your life to some old bag because of some bullsht legal precedence.

I will never get married. But if I did, and my wife took half of my sht id probably murder her OJ style.
If you think having a loving wife isn't worth any amount of money, why even get married?
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post 1615814271 09-07-2020, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Her job as a wife the whole marriage. Stayed faithful, supported him and their family, and got cheated on. She didn't even want half either even though she could have gone for it. I see salty miscers complain more about the money she got than Bexos himself. Don't see him cryin about it. And is he not still set for the rest of his life? A billionaire lost some of it. Oh my god however will he cope with still being set for life?
Don't care about bez - I find the idea she did nothing and gets billions upon billions for likely not putting out for years and being a bitch that forced him away from the house is what drove bez into being a workaholic - disgusting.
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Can't be afraid of divorce if you never get married....
post 1615814391 09-07-2020, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver
No and it’s actually not half in a lot of states unless you have been married for a certain period of time 5-6 years is typically like 30%


Anyways, losing seeing my kids everyday has been the only thing I was scared of. And I made stuff work out for that reason and my marriage has been better than ever last two years since I almost had a split with wife.

Marriage is tough, even tougher with kids. But not enough people work hard through their bullchit when things get tough nowadays, cuz it’s gotten so normal to just give up on things in our society. I feel like not enough people really meant “forever” when they got married. Luckily keeping our family together is important for both me and my wife and we worked through our bullchit. (Honestly most of it was from me doing her wrong, which was in response to her not treating me right imo). She ended up willing to work through things, I ended up wanting to change, and she stopped treating me the way she was etc...

We worked through it and are both better because of it. And our family is stronger.

As far as the money side of things I think of people are worried in that respect they don’t have enough saved for long term or too much invested into their house/cars.

If you only have 10-20% of your wealth tied into that, you don’t worry about splitting up your savings as much.
It is more effort than people expect. Forever is a long time.
Originally Posted By tk217
Don't care about bez - I find the idea she did nothing and gets billions upon billions for likely not putting out for years and being a bitch that forced him away from the house is what drove bez into being a workaholic - disgusting.
What do you mean did nothing? You make it sound like wives literally lay around doing fuk all for years.
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"its just money"

yeah money i could be spendning on myself not so this whore can get her nails and hair done so the next guy can plow her. just lol
You were already spending money on her. No dude in a relationship is not using money on his woman in some shape or form.
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post 1615814481 09-07-2020, 09:58 AM
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I went through a divorce about 10 years ago. It’s all of it!

I would lay awake at night worried about my kids because my ex was such a loser (hoarder, no responsibility)

I have a good job, but I was paying so much to my ex for the kids, I was having a hard time surviving due to winches outstanding bills in my name. Our salaries were VASTLY different. While I had a great career (IT), she had a poverty job that anyone could get. It was around 100k vs 25k for income.

It is something that I would wish on anyone, but I’ve been done paying her for a couple of years now.

Things that drove me mad:
She would buy herself a gaming laptop, but the kids would look like poverty.

She rented a slum house that smelled so bad. I called child services on her a few times due to no taking care of the kids.

In Georgia, kids can pick the parent after 14 yo. I got custody after that, but the laws are heavily in favor for women.

We divorced because she chucked me with an old high school ‘friend’. I haven’t seen her in a few years but I hear she’s pushing 250 lbs and he high school friend is pushing 300+. No joke, oh they still live in a hoarder house.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
It is more effort than people expect. Forever is a long time.

What do you mean did nothing?

You were already spending money on her. No dude in a relationship is not using money on his woman in some shape or form.
Being an ******* doesn't equate to anything. Show me the engineering and science she applied at Amazon and what she did to make that money.
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Originally Posted By gtrzrus
I went through a divorce about 10 years ago. It’s all of it!

I would lay awake at night worried about my kids because my ex was such a loser (hoarder, no responsibility)

I have a good job, but I was paying so much to my ex for the kids, I was having a hard time surviving due to winches outstanding bills in my name. Our salaries were VASTLY different. While I had a great career (IT), she had a poverty job that anyone could get. It was around 100k vs 25k for income.

It is something that I would wish on anyone, but I’ve been done paying her for a couple of years now.

Things that drove me mad:
She would buy herself a gaming laptop, but the kids would look like poverty.

She rented a slum house that smelled so bad. I called child services on her a few times due to no taking care of the kids.

In Georgia, kids can pick the parent after 14 yo. I got custody after that, but the laws are heavily in favor for women.

We divorced because she chucked me with an old high school ‘friend’. I haven’t seen her in a few years but I hear she’s pushing 250 lbs and he high school friend is pushing 300+. No joke, oh they still live in a hoarder house.
How the hell did y'all even get married?
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
How the hell did y'all even get married?
People love people. It doesn't mean he did anything wrong.
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Originally Posted By tk217
Being an ******* doesn't equate to anything. Show me the engineering and science she applied at Amazon and what she did to make that money.
If your a "men and women are equal" sort of guy I get it, but for guys who want a traditional wife, someone taking care of you and the home is extremely valuable. Some things you can't put a price on, and in the case of Bezos, his wife helped him at home and the business itself. They remain amicable to this day. Why are you more upset about it than Jeff is?
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Originally Posted By Cass40
Why not just marry someone who has their own money and career if that's what worries you?

I mean, there are women with jobs out there..
yeah and they are fugly
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Originally Posted By tk217
People love people. It doesn't mean he did anything wrong.
Did I say he did?
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Now that I'm older and have been in a long term relationship. Its not a division of joint assets that bothers me. Because I know if I married my girlfriend my investments would grow at double the rate due to having more capital to invest. Its the potential for alimony/ridiculous child support payments for 18 years.

Knowing that often divorces happen when things seem alright and the other person just gets bored or wants something fresh/new. Knowing that some times they hate their ex spouse so much they do whatever they can to screw them over. Etc. Remember every single marriage that ends badly started with a great deal of 'love' and people swearing oaths to each other in front of their friends/family. Etc.







Marriage is a massive freaking gamble. That gamble also increases with the more sexual partners your girl has had prior to you. Whether or not she had a kid in tow. Whether or not she was married before. Etc.
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Like other said, it's things like spouse support. You feel pretty cucked for doing it.

I read somewhere that divorce was a risk factor for suicide for men.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
If your a "men and women are equal" sort of guy I get it, but for guys who want a traditional wife, someone taking care of you and the home is extremely valuable. Some things you can't put a price on, and in the case of Bezos, his wife helped him at home and the business itself. They remain amicable to this day. Why are you more upset about it than Jeff is?
She was an accountant at Amazon.

Boy - I wish I could find a woman who would pay me a billion dollars to /not do the dishes/.

Here is the reality - press - if you want people to get married - stop associating it with money/insurance/property.

Make it a thing between you your wife and whatever creator or lack thereof you believe in.

The moment you involve monetary concepts - you throw this **** in the trash.
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Appreciate the feedback brethren.
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Originally Posted By Cass40
Why not just marry someone who has their own money and career if that's what worries you?

I mean, there are women with jobs out there..
Lol that's what you call a forever girlfriend
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
How the hell did y'all even get married?
I had never lived with her until after we were married. We married early due to a pregnancy. I honestly knew it was never going to work on the day after we were married. She was just nasty.

For instance, she would not bathe unless she planned on sex. I had already started pulling back on sex to like once a month because I found her so disgusting. She would bathe only then. The rest of the time she smelled like pure azz.

Her mother died right before we were married and it really caused some issues mentally. That’s when the hoarding started.

I stayed with her because we had a daughter who I loved dearly. My parents were still married. I was brought up that you stick together through it all. So that what I did, but I had depression and was on meds because of it.

Even after she cucked me, I fought to stay with her because of the kids. We had three by that time. I literally told myself that I would sacrifice my life for my kids.

Those first few months were hopeless after the divorce, but I felt that I had to keep it together for the kids.

I had ballooned up to 240 lbs trying to comfort myself with food, but after the divorce I started working out. I lost 70lbs. My life changed for the better after that. I’ve been great mentally since then.

I did remarry which I thought I would never do, but it is drastically different this time. We are best friends and do not have an ounce of hate towards her.
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