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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a single, middle-aged man, this thread is why I have interest in dating divorced women - too much baggage.[/quote]

yea, because the married women don't seem to have any baggage, they defer to spiritual or legal authority... that' totally normal.[/quote]

It’s funny, but you still haven’t managed to tell us how anyone can have a legally binding marriage that is not presided over by a judge or by a priest/rabbi/pastor/etc. We’re still waiting! I mean, if you were legally married with a ceremony performed by, like, the Kool-Aid Man, do tell us all about it.[/quote]

Yes marriages are often performed by the Kool-Aid Brother or the Kool-Air-Frat brother, or the daughter who went online and got some certificate to perform a marriage.

You haven't managed to tell us how the rando friend with some online certificate to perform a marriage ceremony is an "authority" on whether somebody can divorce or not.[/quote]

Oh hi! Thank you so much for asking. The answer is because not all states accept online licensees, and many states require that you have to show documentation of your affiliation with the Life Church at the office when you register for a marriage license. I’m so glad I could educate you today! Here, for example, are the Life Church requirements for Maryland alone:
https://www.ulc.org/wedding-laws/maryland

So you see, even if your officiant is ordained online, they still have to comply with the laws of the state for it to be legally binding. So as I said, A LEGAL AUTHORITY! :)[/quote]

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