Anonymous wrote:lmao at DCUM women debating whether "marriage is worth it" when
- from about age 28 to 38 your whole life revolved around finding a husband
- the high point of your life was YOUR WEDDING DAY when you were the Center of the Universe
- your social status was (and still is, if you're still married) determined by Who Attracted The Best Husband
- if you're divorced, your whole life revolves around feverishly scheming to find a new husband
Doesn't speak well of your intelligence that you don't refuse to play the above games if they're "not worth it"
Anonymous wrote:If both people are good people then marriage is worth it for both. People are too focused on just getting what they want or thinking they can have it all. The feminist movement has done some good but it has also done a lot to make women miserable. The happiest married couples are those with traditional roles. Let the dads hunt and gather and let the moms nurture and nest. That's the life I have chosen and I couldn't be any happier. I don't have a chip on my shoulder and feel like I have something to prove to the world
Anonymous wrote:It's certainly not worth it for men.
Anonymous wrote:lmao at DCUM women debating whether "marriage is worth it" when
- from about age 28 to 38 your whole life revolved around finding a husband
- the high point of your life was YOUR WEDDING DAY when you were the Center of the Universe
- your social status was (and still is, if you're still married) determined by Who Attracted The Best Husband
- if you're divorced, your whole life revolves around feverishly scheming to find a new husband
Doesn't speak well of your intelligence that you don't refuse to play the above games if they're "not worth it"
Anonymous wrote:lmao at DCUM women debating whether "marriage is worth it" when
- from about age 28 to 38 your whole life revolved around finding a husband
- the high point of your life was YOUR WEDDING DAY when you were the Center of the Universe
- your social status was (and still is, if you're still married) determined by Who Attracted The Best Husband
- if you're divorced, your whole life revolves around feverishly scheming to find a new husband
Doesn't speak well of your intelligence that you don't refuse to play the above games if they're "not worth it"
Anonymous wrote:It’s absolutely not worth getting married if you are expected to have children and you are expected to work full-time. It’s better to be single in this scenario. I only think marriage works if the man can support the family and the woman doesn’t have to work and there’s enough money that in case they divorce the woman has enough to live on. Otherwise it’s not worth risking stopping working and it’s not worth getting married at all even if there are kids.
I will advise my daughters to not get married. Only exception would be if the guy is loaded and they had a prenup to secure that she would get something in the event of divorce and she did not have to work. Othwerwise don’t get married and keep your own money.
Anonymous wrote:Just take a look at the money finances forum. Income is combined so your worth on dcum goes up
Anonymous wrote:It was worth it to me to have kids and because it carries social status. As of now, I do like and love DH. If we did split, though, there is no way I would remarry and I would prefer not to cohabitate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's certainly a better deal for women than it is for men
Most studies on the subject actually show the opposite.