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Yeah. Marriage is a civil contract. That's why if you break your vows and the other person in the contract wants to push for damages they can. Playing the hokey pokey can get very expensive.
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You are a very odd character.
99% of people who were proved totally wrong almost every day would eventually shut the fuck up or at least think/google before spurting out yet another spray of excrement.
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Jump off a cliff, Von!
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Married guy trolling on dating sites... oxygen thief, scum.
I get Von's point that the foundation of marriage is made of sand in too many cases... But being decent and honest isn't much of a challenge... even for most idiots."If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”Comment
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So absurd my friend. You're trying to convince people that cheating on a spouse is not wrong and that we've all been brainwashed? I've got some more for ya. I've also been brainwashed to drive on the correct side of the road, eat 3 meals a day, hold down a job, pay my bills and not go on shooting sprees. Talk me out of this insane lifestyle I've so wrongly been lead to believe is correct!Comment
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What I learned from dating a married man is that the vows of marriage are there for very practical reasons. When three people are involved, somebody is going to be hurt. End of story. Now, whether that has to be inside marriage or not, it's just a fact that 3 people means somebody is left out. Vows or not. If it's OK to cheat, why is it always the world's biggest secret?
At the time, I just didn't give a fuck. Those days are over, for better or worse
Oh dear.
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The people who agreed to the marriage contract. When you get married you enter a legal agreement enforced by the state. It usually means your spouse gets half your gross assets and you are responsible for providing for the children that resulted from the union if you break the agreement. Then you also have the personal choice if you wish to enter into marriage vows that are written by the religion of your choice or you even can make up your own vows.
The point is, if you make a promise or a vow, you are obligated. If you break promises or vows, you basically are a deceiver and have demonstrated you can't be trusted. Nobody in their right mind is going to want to enter a relationship with you.Last edited by Nitro Express; 07-11-2014, 07:59 PM.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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You mean Three isn't company? Down in freaky deek Utah one guy I worked with discovered his wife was having lesbian sex with one of her girlfriends. Being the typical man he promoted the idea of having a threesome. They did. Like most other threesome stories it ended in disaster. His wife ran off with her girlfriend and he ended up with nothing.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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Marriage shows dedication. Men are nasty. We are like the dog that humps everyone and everything. See a marriage contract and some vows used to help keep the naughty male in line when people still cared about honor. One reason our society sucks now is too many people have no honor. My mom said,"If he's not willing to marry you, he really doesn't love you." There might be some truth to that.Last edited by Nitro Express; 07-11-2014, 08:16 PM.No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!Comment
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