i actually think if you need to think about it your marriage is already in jeopardy. but for most americans, this might be the right approach.
Quote from: GreenEqsnHam on August 18, 2004, 02:46:31 PMi actually think if you need to think about it your marriage is already in jeopardy. but for most americans, this might be the right approach.I agree...and actually my on/off girlfriend of 5 years is the exception... I should explain myself a bit more.What I meant was that with HER I wouldn't get one...but with someone else I would definitely consider it.
given that you're not in a situation to consider someone else, you really can't make that statement conclusively, can you?
a prenup is the first sign of mistrust. i am completely against them in marriage.
I don't care how much trust you have, crap happens. Individually, I'd like to think I'll never in a million years divorce. Statistics tell me otherwise. If what we all individually thought was true was the reality, the statistics wouldn't be what they are.I don't plan on ever divorcing if I marry. I won't be unfaithful to my wife. But if people change as they do in time or things go downhill, I want my backside covered. After seeing what happened to my parents' marriage after 25 years of love and trust (mental illness, instability, divorce more or less in process) it's just common sense for me. I hope that doesn't offend anyone I could marry some day, but if it does I just hope she'll be understanding and realize that it's not about a lack of trust in her, but a lack of trust that things will always stay the way they are. Who knows what could happen?ZAP