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Ahem, they gave that up.
you'd be surprised how many people never got that memo.
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Ahem, they gave that up.
you'd be surprised how many people never got that memo.
I am pretty anti-marriage (for myself) but there is definite potential value in bringing the families together to meet and form a support network for the couple, to help them survive the relationship etc. This will pretty much never happen (at least, as efficiently) in a non-married relationship, no matter how committed. Whether the families are made up of useless bags of drunken flesh is another issue, but as I said, it has great potential value, and in for this purpose, little downside.
I have seen two episodes of Big Love so I am way ahead of you.
This is the worst thread in, putting it roughly, a long time.
This is the worst thread in, putting it roughly, a long time.
This is gold. Keep it up!
Well of course you can make all kinds of otherwise nonsensical arguments when you have removed one of the central tenets of marriage from your conception of the institution.
Well, my opinion would be that there is indeed a reason. And that reason is that people are generally not meant for fidelity, whether they recognize it or not. But this is a completely different subject.It is not for no reason that sexual infidelity is the first of the faults cited for divorce.
I have literally no idea what you are talking about. You are the one who brought up open marriages and fidelity, not me. In my opinion it has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Nice to see someone else who is open to thinking about things on a deeper level, instead of reacting defensively and eschewing all thought.
Ahem, they gave that up.
Current (very serious) GF and I already discussed the prenup issue - we both want one. Crazy, huh?