It does stain, so I guess that's not the best first impression to leave, but... if someone's going to be with me, then they're going to have to accept that I'm a mess sometimes anyway.. so let's get it over with LOL
Post by Popcorn&Candy on Nov 1, 2021 4:45:21 GMT -5
I'm sorry but I don't agree. Marriage is NOT always safer for women and children than unmarried co-habitation. I don't care what stastics say: an unmarried relationship does not necessarily mean women and children are in more danger. There are so many women and children trapped in violent households. Whatever the reason for domestic violence, being married does not reduce the risk.
In fact, many people believe marriage puts them in more danger of domestic violence. And an unmarried relationship does not reflect lack of respect or lack of committment.
Legally you often have more protection to rights and money if youre married but theres an awful lot more paperwork before you can walk away/
In a non married couple there are risks if a partner walks away or dies. ( my friend ended up on the street when her BF died and his family claimed his house) but if you want out its easier to just pack up and go.
Commitment doesnt come from a church service or a bit of paper its something a person takes on themselves they either give it to their partner or they dont.
Legally you often have more protection to rights and money if youre married but theres an awful lot more paperwork before you can walk away/
In a non married couple there are risks if a partner walks away or dies. ( my friend ended up on the street when her BF died and his family claimed his house) but if you want out its easier to just pack up and go.
Commitment doesnt come from a church service or a bit of paper its something a person takes on themselves they either give it to their partner or they dont.
That happened to our cleaner at work, they had been together for years. She had stood by him during a terrible heroin habit, and his complete unwillingness to get a job. So, being the sole wage earner, and cleaners don't earn much, she had paid for everything in the house.
His family waited till she went out and changed all the locks. She was left with just the clothes she stood in. Legally, an expensive fight could possibly have got her personal stuff back, but think she made the right decision to walk away. It was one of 'those' areas.
Legally you often have more protection to rights and money if youre married but theres an awful lot more paperwork before you can walk away/
In a non married couple there are risks if a partner walks away or dies. ( my friend ended up on the street when her BF died and his family claimed his house) but if you want out its easier to just pack up and go.
Commitment doesnt come from a church service or a bit of paper its something a person takes on themselves they either give it to their partner or they dont.
That happened to our cleaner at work, they had been together for years. She had stood by him during a terrible heroin habit, and his complete unwillingness to get a job. So, being the sole wage earner, and cleaners don't earn much, she had paid for everything in the house.
His family waited till she went out and changed all the locks. She was left with just the clothes she stood in. Legally, an expensive fight could possibly have got her personal stuff back, but think she made the right decision to walk away. It was one of 'those' areas.
When it comes to death and money all rules are off. That's why even though my daughter and son-in-law were very happy just living together when they bought a house I advised them to either have a partnership agreement or get married.
Just to make sure that if anything happened to either one of them the other one would have rights to the property.
This is a risk with all relationships, but I'd imagine it's even a bigger risk with open relationships where you allow each other to fall in love with others.
I think you need some very strict rules and understandings to cope with polyamory, especially if it does not involve the two participants directly. ie them and one other.
I would imagine that it might just do two things: destroy the relationship or ramp it up to the stratosphere 🤷♂️
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