Why I've never married

If marriage came with a renew option I would consider it again.

where do these people come from? I think I just spit up in my mouth a bit................ewwwwwwww

Amen!

Dunno how many times I've hit it off with a woman in a bar/club only to have her tell me she's married. My response is always "man that'll teach me to never get married"

That's my latest GLP score! Isn't she loverly?

I'm only 26 and in shape (body building). Not rich but not bad off either. I won't lower my morals or my self esteem so some woman can play me. I won't do 1 night stands either. I'll wait for western women to wake the fuck up and look around. Life is not a fairy tale. Not every relationship can be like those in drama flicks and not every girl is a fucking princess. Actually none of them are. Self entitlement is an illusion you were brainwashed to believe. You're not gods gift to man. We actually really don't need you at all. You're the ones who need us. We are the money makers. We are the muscle and brains. God did not create us equal. I'd like to find a non westernized woman though. A woman with a brain and plenty of love. No heartless bitches that lose their looks at 30. I'm sick of these bitches.

Note: I only call you bitches if you act like one.

If you argue we need you because of sex well you're wrong again. Masturbation gets us by just fine. You can sit there and call us losers but the fact is the guys getting married are the real losers. They lose everything once they sign that contract with satan.

"I am a young 43 years old.  Just today, a very pretty 19-year-old girl gave me the eye, meaning, I have no trouble getting attention from women.  At least five different women have told me they wanted to marry me, I've earned nearly a million dollars in the last twelve years, I'm college educated and very smart, very handsome, I'm good at conversation, I'm in touch with my emotions, I want children, and I want to be married.
 
So why aren't I?
 
Women have laid a minefield between themselves and Men. I will not cross it.  I see the bodies of the foolish and foolhardy on the ground ahead of me, and I know better.  I can see the other side, and there are NO survivors.  Not only that, I know that if I brave the obstacles, and so win fair maiden, she will not be my wife: I'll be hers.
 
That's just not an arrangement I'm interested in.
 
The legalities of marriage are a brazen affront to my manhood and would strip me of the authority necessary to fulfill my responsibilities as husband and father.
 
I'm a Man, not a boy, not a guy, not a featherless biped: I'm a Man.  By my very nature as a Man, I have the right and the authority to bind myself by my signature or given word on any matter." 

[link to www.henrymakow.com]

Just to clarify... This is not a woman-bashing thread (I love women). The author does get a little bit into woman bashing, but my intent on posting is relevant to the legal absurdities involved with modern day state-approved marriage.

Not gonna happen on my watch. I guess I'm one of those strange people who can learn from the mistakes of others.

quit meating them in bars/clubs........oops I mean meeting lol...

Meating sums it up perfectly.

I think "legal" marriage was the best thing that ever happened for attorneys. LOL

If you want to be in control of your own life, you should NOT get married. Marriage means that you are giving away your identity, your belongings, and your sole right to make decisions that affect YOUR life. I don't care much for being a "team player" - I guess I'm selfish ????

My husband and I lived together for ten years before getting married. The only reason we got married was because we decided to have children.

It worked out fine. He was a wonderful man and a great dad. I loved him unconditionally.... but I KNEW him inside and out before I "legally" married him. He was like part of me. We were inseparable in spirit. That's what made the difference.

If you ever plan on "legally" marrying... just make sure you KNOW your lover. Take the time to build a loving and trusting relationship.I think too many people rush in to marriage because of "chemistry", and never stop to think that chemistry ebbs and flows, but real love GROWS.

He died, and I haven't remarried - not because I wouldn't want to... it's just because I can't invest that kind of TIME again.

LOL Just my 2 cents.

"I am a young 43 years old.  Just today, a very pretty 19-year-old girl gave me the eye, meaning, I have no trouble getting attention from women.  At least five different women have told me they wanted to marry me, I've earned nearly a million dollars in the last twelve years, I'm college educated and very smart, very handsome, I'm good at conversation, I'm in touch with my emotions, I want children, and I want to be married.
 
So why aren't I?
 
Women have laid a minefield between themselves and Men. I will not cross it.  I see the bodies of the foolish and foolhardy on the ground ahead of me, and I know better.  I can see the other side, and there are NO survivors.  Not only that, I know that if I brave the obstacles, and so win fair maiden, she will not be my wife: I'll be hers.
 
That's just not an arrangement I'm interested in.
 
The legalities of marriage are a brazen affront to my manhood and would strip me of the authority necessary to fulfill my responsibilities as husband and father.
 
I'm a Man, not a boy, not a guy, not a featherless biped: I'm a Man.  By my very nature as a Man, I have the right and the authority to bind myself by my signature or given word on any matter." 

[link to www.henrymakow.com]

Just to clarify... This is not a woman-bashing thread (I love women). The author does get a little bit into woman bashing, but my intent on posting is relevant to the legal absurdities involved with modern day state-approved marriage.

Not gonna happen on my watch. I guess I'm one of those strange people who can learn from the mistakes of others.

Try it before you buy it?

i tried it once....will never do it again

I like being married. Look forward to time with the wife and grandkids. 30 years on the old hook, wouldn't change it for nothing.

Committed once and still going strong. No puns, please.

Yes looking forward to enjoying our grandkids "together", too.

 "Women have laid a minefield between themselves and Men. I will not cross it.  I see the bodies of the foolish and foolhardy on the ground ahead of me, and I know better.  I can see the other side, and there are NO survivors.she will not be my wife: I'll be hers." 

OP why are you really posting this? and how is this not women bashing


This is a sick mind not an enligtened one. Marriage is just a peice of paper. Being with the one you love doesn't mean you have to marry them. It just means you be together.

What minefield have we built? You are assuming we kill men?

WOMEN need REAL MEN! That will stand their ground and not let another person push them around. My husband doesn't put up with shit and neither do I. He stands his ground and enjoys his life.If he wants to go out he goes, if he wants to take a vacation alone, he goes. And vice versa for me. He is not a sucker and will have my everlasting companionship until the day he dies.

Of course, if you are a wuss, you are going to get pushed around.

quit meating them in bars/clubs........oops I mean meeting lol...

I think "legal" marriage was the best thing that ever happened for attorneys. LOL

If you want to be in control of your own life, you should NOT get married. Marriage means that you are giving away your identity, your belongings, and your sole right to make decisions that affect YOUR life. I don't care much for being a "team player" - I guess I'm selfish ????

My husband and I lived together for ten years before getting married. The only reason we got married was because we decided to have children.

It worked out fine. He was a wonderful man and a great dad. I loved him unconditionally.... but I KNEW him inside and out before I "legally" married him. He was like part of me. We were inseparable in spirit. That's what made the difference.

If you ever plan on "legally" marrying... just make sure you KNOW your lover. Take the time to build a loving and trusting relationship.

I think too many people rush in to marriage because of "chemistry", and never stop to think that chemistry ebbs and flows, but real love GROWS.

He died, and I haven't remarried - not because I wouldn't want to... it's just because I can't invest that kind of TIME again.

LOL Just my 2 cents.