The act of marrying is sacred, but the institution is hideous. Love is love, whether you're straight, monogamous, LGBT, polyamorous, age gap, cousins, etc. yet there hasn't been a time in recorded history when it wasn't selective. There was a TV show episode a month ago I saw where someone had down syndrome and one of the messages hammered into the show was he was "not fit" to get married. The institution is a bunch of gatekeepers and that's all they are. In most countries it's also normal to put a thousand dollar price tag on marriage; so much for it being sacred when it's not even a human right.
There are tax benefits as well as other legal benefits such as being able to visit in the hospital if they are in an accident and itās āfamily only hoursā. I get not liking the pomp and show of a wedding but marriage itself has its uses
There's government marriage, and then there's religious marriage. Government marriage is meaningless considering there's so many ways out of it and people only really do it for taxes in the US. Religious marriage is what most people actually have a problem with because it's actually meaningful and also has a might tighter definition.
I love the idea of marriage. While it's not for everyone it's definitely something I want.
cool idea but the system is... eh
It'll probably never apply to me
Not with that attitude
Marriage is fine.
I like to think that the vast majority of people who chose option 5 are marriedš
The act of marrying is sacred, but the institution is hideous. Love is love, whether you're straight, monogamous, LGBT, polyamorous, age gap, cousins, etc. yet there hasn't been a time in recorded history when it wasn't selective. There was a TV show episode a month ago I saw where someone had down syndrome and one of the messages hammered into the show was he was "not fit" to get married. The institution is a bunch of gatekeepers and that's all they are. In most countries it's also normal to put a thousand dollar price tag on marriage; so much for it being sacred when it's not even a human right.
Ok stop right there. Cousins?
Itās a prison.
huge financial risk
Marriage doesnāt exist anymore due to no fault divorce.
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There are tax benefits as well as other legal benefits such as being able to visit in the hospital if they are in an accident and itās āfamily only hoursā. I get not liking the pomp and show of a wedding but marriage itself has its uses
You're talking about a wedding, not marriage. You can get married just by signing the certificate. No need for the extra expenses and spectacle.
Why go on adventures with them when you could just be practical and save the money for a house instead?
It's a sacred death trap.
There's government marriage, and then there's religious marriage. Government marriage is meaningless considering there's so many ways out of it and people only really do it for taxes in the US. Religious marriage is what most people actually have a problem with because it's actually meaningful and also has a might tighter definition.
Marriage is punishment for shoplifting in some countries
Has legal benefits