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I have no problem signing one,what he had before we met is not mine.What we make together is.
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You're darn right I am thinking material here, and so are all of you. this was you presuming what i asked for in my divorce, material things it has nothing to do with thinking something is doomed from the start. it has EVERYTHING to do with dooming the marriage before it starts, there's no trust I would have to be competely naive not to believe that a majority of the women attracted to me are attracted for reasons other than who I am inside know who you're marrying before you marry them prenups are needed to keep peole from getting screwed prenups are used to guard assets from spouses that aren't trusted...period You did not make one valid point in that argument. it all reeks of money grubbing to me. You never truly know anothers heart, you can only trust that it is the same as yours. Thinking material had nothing to do with presuming what you asked for in your divorve, it is strictly terms of money. If it didn't matter, and you loved a person for who they were, as well as trusted them you would have no problem with signing a prenup. The no trust issue is simple, it works both ways. You are setting a persons heart, and mind at ease by telling them that the money does not matter, rather you love them for who they are. Prenups are not used to guard from a non trusted spouse, they are to guard your assets from whatever may happen in the future. You cannot seperate the two, that is a serious problem you have, not my problem. |
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it is just a papper ...also the marriage certificate...its just a papper, i say sign it and get over with it.
The thing here is u r going to get marry so whats the big deal w the prenup, i mean its not like ur marriage is going to be doom for a prenup, i heard of pple that cheat, get divorced, or whatever and the marriage was doom since the very beging and they never had a prenup so what i am trying to say is that when its meant to be and u know how to work things out signing a prenup its not much a big deal...so i say just do it and keep walking |
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yes and I know it may sound harsh... but I only plan on marrying once, just once. I don't believe in divorce (in most circumstances), so I won't marry someone that does. I'm not saying there aren't valid reasons for a divorce so don't attack me ![]() ![]() then again.. im never gettin maried, so this question doesnt appyl. lol ![]() |
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk.
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() (glad your still around hun ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk. ![]() ![]() ![]() I thought you were going north? HMMMMMM? ![]() ![]() |
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk. ![]() ![]() ![]() I thought you were going north? HMMMMMM? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Edited by
Single_Rob
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Sat 04/12/08 06:01 PM
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Look, seriously. I would sign one, I don't give two big whoops about it. I am comfortable with how I am living now, and would be if there were to be a divorce. I'm the most unmaterialistic person I know. But I don't Plan on getting married again, so who freakin knows. btw, im kinda drunk. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() (glad your still around hun ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Rob, your welcome to come have some beers at my place anytime. I wouldn't eat you up and spit you out. Im a virgo.
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Rob, your welcome to come have some beers at my place anytime. I wouldn't eat you up and spit you out. Im a virgo. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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If you fell in love with a fairly wealthy person, would you object to a prenuptial agreement? if yes, state a valid reason, and not just; "if he loves me it wouldn't be needed" No because I dont want anything that doesn't belong to me I would want to build on our relationship from the point of the marriage... but Not try to benefit from anything that He had beforehand... |
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If you fell in love with a fairly wealthy person, would you object to a prenuptial agreement? if yes, state a valid reason, and not just; "if he loves me it wouldn't be needed" No because I dont want anything that doesn't belong to me I would want to build on our relationship from the point of the marriage... but Not try to benefit from anything that He had beforehand... *clap*clap*clap*clap*clap* |
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If you fell in love with a fairly wealthy person, would you object to a prenuptial agreement? if yes, state a valid reason, and not just; "if he loves me it wouldn't be needed" ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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If you fell in love with a fairly wealthy person, would you object to a prenuptial agreement? if yes, state a valid reason, and not just; "if he loves me it wouldn't be needed" ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I don't have a problem with this as long as it deals with what he had before we where married. Myself I don't have much but I would want it stated that my kids got my house if anything happen to me it is not much but I worked hard for it I bought it myself. I did not acquire it in the divorce so hey it is only fair. No one wants to give up half of what they worked hard for. But then I let my ex have his share and he keep his business I did not touch it. I guess it is how some are differnt I don't believe in taking them to the cleaners.
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I don't have a problem with this as long as it deals with what he had before we where married. Myself I don't have much but I would want it stated that my kids got my house if anything happen to me it is not much but I worked hard for it I bought it myself. I did not acquire it in the divorce so hey it is only fair. No one wants to give up half of what they worked hard for. But then I let my ex have his share and he keep his business I did not touch it. I guess it is how some are differnt I don't believe in taking them to the cleaners. a very respectable answer from a respectful lady. Thank you |
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Edited by
ellgee1976
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Mon 04/14/08 06:21 PM
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You did not make one valid point in that argument. it all reeks of money grubbing to me. You never truly know anothers heart, you can only trust that it is the same as yours. Thinking material had nothing to do with presuming what you asked for in your divorve, it is strictly terms of money. If it didn't matter, and you loved a person for who they were, as well as trusted them you would have no problem with signing a prenup. The no trust issue is simple, it works both ways. You are setting a persons heart, and mind at ease by telling them that the money does not matter, rather you love them for who they are. Prenups are not used to guard from a non trusted spouse, they are to guard your assets from whatever may happen in the future. You cannot seperate the two, that is a serious problem you have, not my problem. your arguement holds no water with me rob, that's what you fail to realize or understand. i wanted nothing but my freedom from him whether or not i signed a prenup, i still would want nothing from him once the relationship is over if you loved a person for who they were, as well as trusted them, you would have no prenup in MY opinion, a prenup screams "I DON'T TRUST YOU" know who you're with, if you have even a slight doubt of their integrity, then ya shouldn't marry 'em.... PERIOD not all women are the same |
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You did not make one valid point in that argument. it all reeks of money grubbing to me. You never truly know anothers heart, you can only trust that it is the same as yours. Thinking material had nothing to do with presuming what you asked for in your divorve, it is strictly terms of money. If it didn't matter, and you loved a person for who they were, as well as trusted them you would have no problem with signing a prenup. The no trust issue is simple, it works both ways. You are setting a persons heart, and mind at ease by telling them that the money does not matter, rather you love them for who they are. Prenups are not used to guard from a non trusted spouse, they are to guard your assets from whatever may happen in the future. You cannot seperate the two, that is a serious problem you have, not my problem. your arguement holds no water with me rob, that's what you fail to realize or understand. i wanted nothing but my freedom from him whether or not i signed a prenup, i still would want nothing from him once the relationship is over if you loved a person for who they were, as well as trusted them, you would have no prenup in MY opinion, a prenup screams "I DON'T TRUST YOU" know who you're with, if you have even a slight doubt of their integrity, then ya shouldn't marry 'em.... PERIOD not all women are the same |
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