taiyuu_otoko
Master Don Juan
yet these are the first people to say "well im not worried about divorce because I dont have assets" lol
yet these are the first people to say "well im not worried about divorce because I dont have assets" lol
Honestly and ironically I think these are the people least likely to really examine financial risk that exists in marriage. I was very lucky. My ex spouse could have cut me in half financially (and yes I got married expecting it to be forever too)…but he didn’t. He took a longer view. That has benefited him and our children over the years as I’ve been able to continue to build wealth. I pay for college, I pay medical bills, I shoulder the big expenses for the kids (car, education, etc.) so we did what was best long term for all involved.yet these are the first people to say "well im not worried about divorce because I dont have assets" lol
My parents did not have an amicable divorce.Most are too busy being vindictive to one another.
This makes sense. Yes, the 'middle' middle class and 'upper' middle class who take the biggest hit. What about the wealthy? You said very wealthy. There is a different between 'wealthy' and 'very wealthy'.My point is that so called divorce rape affects the upwardly mobile middle class the worst. The poor don’t have assets to bicker over and the very wealthy can afford it and/or afford to mitigate it.
That is why it is very important to be with someone who has good character and not just looking for you to take care of them, if you are going to get married. I am divorced and we both agreed to just take what we each had (car, bank acct, retirement acct) and split the stuff we got together, mostly furniture. We didn't have kids, so that made it much easier.Very few couples do this. Most are too busy being vindictive to one another.
I don't consider myself a player, but I want to point out that if "everyone is getting married", then that demonstrates that it is not as impossible for guys to get girls as a lot of posters here seem to claim.How do you cope with this fact, especially for the older Players here? I'm in my mid 20s but already relatives and aquatainces are getting married.
Maybe not to get girls. To not be the bjtch in the relationship or cucked/ cheated on is another story.I don't consider myself a player, but I want to point out that if "everyone is getting married", then that demonstrates that it is not as impossible for guys to get girls as a lot of posters here seem to claim.
That can definitely happen, especially if you don't know what you're doing. But it is hardly the story of every couple.Maybe not to get girls. To not be the bjtch in the relationship or cucked/ cheated on is another story.
That is what is best for the children, at least. And probably for the father, if he wants to be a part of their lives every day.If you want kids, it’s best to raise them in a traditional household with your wife.
What in life of value is without risk?That is what is best for the children, at least. And probably for the father, if he wants to be a part of their lives every day.
Of course, all the risks that come with marriage increase dramatically when you have kids.
Yeah that's why most guys on here talk about their married friends being miserable in sexless marriages... It may not be the story of EVERY couple, but certainly the majority. Sure let's gamble our financial well being on being the outlier. Do you also play russian roulette?That can definitely happen, especially if you don't know what you're doing. But it is hardly the story of every couple.
The vast majority of married couples that I know personally are really happy in their marriages. I do not know couples in sexless marriages. Well I knew one. They already divorced.Yeah that's why most guys on here talk about their married friends being miserable in sexless marriages... It may not be the story of EVERY couple, but certainly the majority. Sure let's gamble our financial well being on being the outlier. Do you also play russian roulette?
That one statement says it all. Continued shared intimacy and dual commitments is the glue that binds Any relationship.Be careful of the company you keep
Mind you, I am not advocating for people to get married, not in this culture. I can understand why someone would want to do it, however (to start a family). Anecdotally, there are a lot of guys here who have unhappy married friends. But there are a lot of single guys here who complain about their relationships, or about their lack of relationships, or just about women altogether. Generally, it takes happy single people to make happy married people. Some people just don't know how to be happy. Statistically, I believe research indicates married people are happier.Yeah that's why most guys on here talk about their married friends being miserable in sexless marriages... It may not be the story of EVERY couple, but certainly the majority. Sure let's gamble our financial well being on being the outlier. Do you also play russian roulette?
If you as a man have kids with a woman, you are more likely not to be in a romantic relationship with her by the time the first child turns 18.If you want kids, it’s best to raise them in a traditional household with your wife.
The friends I've made since moving to my current city that have gotten married are still married. They have mostly been married less than 5 years. It is possible I see some divorces down the line.The vast majority of married couples that I know personally are really happy in their marriages. I do not know couples in sexless marriages. Well I knew one. They already divorced.
My married friends? They are VERY married & VERY happy. So maybe the guys who only know miserable marrieds? Maybe they are miserable single people. I am a happy single person & I know tons of happy married people.
+1. Putting assets in revocable trusts is pretty pointless, as most if not all common law jurisdictions have passed laws that treat future/contingent interests as "property" in the matrimonial context.Agreed 100% except for the revocable part. Since you are the beneficiary and you can revoke the trust, should you get married or live with someone again (common law if your state accepts it), those properties are vulnerable for distribution. All I have is my clothes in my name. Anything of value was deeded and listed in my trust documents. People can be vicious. My ex-wife challenged my trust and the pre-nup; she lost on both accounts. However, we both had spent around 30k in legal fees; so this is why I would add the legal fees and medical fees/premiums to the next pre-nup. I I had that prior, it would had been a cleaner and faster, less expensive, divorce.
One of the failings of our current culture, value system, and people in general.If you as a man have kids with a woman, you are more likely not to be in a romantic relationship with her by the time the first child turns 18.
Sorry, never saw the movie.
If you put it into a trust before the marriage or signed away all your assets to someone's elses name, wouldn't that legally protect you?+1. Putting assets in revocable trusts is pretty pointless, as most if not all common law jurisdictions have passed laws that treat future/contingent interests as "property" in the matrimonial context.