SW15
Master Don Juan
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Yes. There’s not that much incentive to marry now if you think about it. Religion was a big incentive for marriage up until the Sexual Revolution got fully mainstreamed in the West (circa 1990). I could make the point now that marriage makes sense for hardcore Judeo-Christian religion devotees but really no one else. For the man who cares mostly his dicck wet, there’s not that much benefit over this course of his lifetime. His sex frequency will likely be higher over a 45 year period (ages 16-60) if he doesn’t marry because the sex eventually dries up in most LTRs/marriages. Time duration of a relationship is the enemy of sex frequency. In the first 2-5 years of a relationship, the sex frequency is likely higher for most men than solely pursuing one night stands & casual sex, so there’s incentive to have relationships if sex frequency is the variable that matters most and then exit those relationships before it goes south too much.The marriage contract has become a scam for men.
Too many men in the last 2-3 decades have married because they think they can emulate relatives in their parents’/grandparents’ generation who stayed married 40 or 50+ years. What they never fully comprehend is that their parents & grandparents operated in different mating environments where marriage was more likely to work better than now.