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Mariage: Do We Need It?


Luna Lovegood

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Not really.

Marriage is a relationship where you promise to your partner that you will be loyal to him for whole life. That there is no marriage people would break their relationships much more and often.

I don't see anything bad in marriage if both partners really love each other , marriage give only good things.

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Marriage is mainly a religious thing....but to many is a holy/spiritual ceremony to which you devote your life to that person.

 

Though i've met many people that have been engaged for 15+ years and live great...refuse to get actually married because they see to many of their friends just end up divorced

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My parents never got married. Good thing to. They got "divorced" and I live with my dad. If they were married I would have to live with my crazy abusive mother AND my dad would have to pay child support AND alamony. I'm not gonna get married. I might live with my partner, but not marriage. I'm atheist so its okay.

 

But here comes another question. Marriage is defined as a bond between two people (throwing Prop 8 out the window) and the only person who can administer that bond is a Priest, Rabbi, Monk, Shaman, Druid, Wizard, whatever. Once you are married, if you divorce, you (more specifically THE MALE since custody almost ALWAYS goes to the female) has to pay a whole bunch of support money. I thought government and religon weren't supposed to mix.

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My parents never got married. Good thing to. They got "divorced" and I live with my dad. If they were married I would have to live with my crazy abusive mother AND my dad would have to pay child support AND alamony. I'm not gonna get married. I might live with my partner' date=' but not marriage. I'm atheist so its okay.

 

But here comes another question. Marriage is defined as a bond between two people (throwing Prop 8 out the window) and the only person who can administer that bond is a Priest, Rabbi, Monk, Shaman, Druid, Wizard, whatever. Once you are married, if you divorce, you (more specifically THE MALE since custody almost ALWAYS goes to the female) has to pay a whole bunch of support money. I thought government and religon weren't supposed to mix.

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It's not, they'll just come up with a bunch of other BS reasons why you have to pay the money

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Marriage is something you have to keep alive, like fish.

 

If you leave fish alone for too long, they die. If you feed your fish too much, they get fat and die, if you put in a different fish, they secretly hate eachother and sometimes kill each other if the need arouses. Don't get fish you don't like or want to take care of, don't get fish that you cant touch if you want a fish you can touch, and you will lose money to the fish wether you like it or not, because you have to feed them, take care of baby fish and deal with PETA saying you are not taking care or abusing your fish.

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Marriage is a vow between a man and a woman or "two people" now that Prop 8 is in the picture. The reason you might think it's not needed, is that people are not respecting their promises to the other person. People nowadays can get a divorce pretty easily. Why keep your promise if it's so easy to ignore it? People should keep the vow they make unless there is a really good reason. That is my view and I hope some people share my views.

 

-Raelen

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Marriage is a vow between a man and a woman or "two people" now that Prop 8 is in the picture. The reason you might think it's not needed' date=' is that people are not respecting their promises to the other person. People nowadays can get a divorce pretty easily. Why keep your promise if it's so easy to ignore it? People should keep the vow they make unless there is a really good reason. That is my view and I hope some people share my views.

 

-Raelen

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I certainly do. If you divorce so easily, it shows nothing more than you're not ready to compromise, since every marriage requires it. Even for the factors beyond your control, you must endure so that your marriage is strong

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