The Most Important Financial Decision You Will Ever Make

[Handsome VicParticipant 1613]

What is the most important financial descision a man will make?

Is it career?
What stock to buy?
Whether to buy or rent a home?

No.

It is whether or not to get married.

And if you only live with her, or have children, the government PUTS YOU on the same level as married.

You are at severe risk of losing your home and the equity you built.

You are at immediate risk to lose your savings and what you have worked for, for years.

You are likely to pay alimony to an ungrateful, lazy, stay-at-home ex. Very often, until she dies.

You will pay child support to her far in excess of what it actually costs to raise a child. She can then contribute next to nothing.

It like she just won the “Money For Life” lottery!!! And you get to pay her!!!

Yes, the decision of whether or not to get married puts you easily on the hook to quickly separate you from half to all of your property… your hard-earned savings… your future earnings.

BE SMART
DON’T MARRY
DON’T COHABITATE

9 reasons why marriage is a bad business deal for men

I'm going my own way. Maybe I'll see you there.

[ghostParticipant]

In my opinion, the most important financial decision one can make is how he/she treats other people.

[Anonymous 43]

I lost my house, two cars, $300,000 in legal fees, spent a weekend in jail, 2 kids alienated, left homeless twice, will pay another 15,000 in child support. lost hundreds of hours of time driving to and from lawyer’s office and court.

I thought marrying was good, saving money on one apartment and being part of my spermjack pregnancy daughter’s life as well as being with a disease free reasonably well behaved woman.

What I married evolved into a violent jealous vicious creature. She would frequently beat me, stabbed me once, cheated on me, hid money, lied to me and in court. She put tracking devices on my car, chased me through town twice, hired three private investigators and tried to run me over three times.

I was an idiot. I thought a woman in my life made me a better man. I thought that was the best way to go. I was miserable most days of my 10 and a half year marriage. I went back to college at age 40 to prepare for a different career.

[ZarathustraParticipant 2246]

This is a very powerful analogy:

There’s a lot of debate surrounding the actual precise numbers right now, but a recent University of Maryland study found the divorce rate is still 52.7%

As a point of reference, the odds of winning at Roulette if you bet on red or black are 47.4%. So would you walk into a casino and bet half your worldly goods on the spin of a wheel? If you wouldn’t take that gamble, then you might really want to think whether marriage is a good bet.

I will use that in the future. Its concise, easy to relate to, and should put the fear of god into anyone contemplating marriage.

[JVBParticipant]

Op is correct.

Peace is > piece.

[xanthineParticipant 4903]

Not only that, but even if you don’t get divorced, there is no guarantee you will be happy. Many married men are not.

Marriage offers no benefit for men, only huge legal and financial risks.

[Can’t Stump TrumpParticipant]

For the average guy, this is probably true. Even you if you stay married (not much chance of that), having a family is so expensive, particularly when your wife decides to stop working and grant you the privilege of paying all the bills yourself while she stays home lazing around and f~~~ing all your neighbors.

By the way, the response to that woman in the article was fantastic: classy and straightforward. She got her answer, but I bet she didn’t like it!

Women are better at multitasking? Fucking up several things at once is not multitasking.

[Greg HondaParticipant 6406]

But that’s the trick.
You assume that guys considering marriage are capable of an informed logical decision.They aren’t. They are hypnotised by love and lust and nothing else matters except keeping those feel good chemicals flowing in their brains.
by the time they awake from the trance it’s too late, they finally remember who they are but find themselves forced to become someone their partner thinks they should be.
and trying to become someone you’re not can be expensive in more ways than one

It's Time to get Wise

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

The most important financial decision is to un-c~~~!

[Blue SkiesParticipant 15665]

That’s right OP
The most important financial decision is to decide to never sign the marriage contract. Don’t be like Joe, who lost his ~500k house and is incarcerated because he cannot afford child support and has no money left after getting divorce raped of his savings. This happens far too often. THERE IS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL FOR THE WOMEN WHO PROSECUTE THEIR EX-HUSBAND FOR ALIMONY & CHILD SUPPORT, AND THE LAWYERS WHO HELP THEM.
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MGTOW is not a movement, it is a way of life.

[CthulhuParticipant 698]

Damn, May. Just…DAMN.

Why vote for a lesser evil? #ICETHEMOUT

[HermitParticipant 1121]

Got married. Lost everything. Then she left after she burned through all I had. Then we divorced. Marriage set me back 20 years, financially. If you haven’t done it, don’t. Honestly, I can hardly stand to look at them anymore.

I don't hate women. I just feel better when they're not around.

[MusclecarGolferParticipant 636]

Good-f*cking-God May! That’s the type of sh*t that horror movies are made of.

[Anonymous 7]

Handsome Vic wrote:

It is whether or not to get married.

And if you only live with her, or have children, the government PUTS YOU on the same level as married.

I would like to add just stay the f~~~ away from them.
The amount of money I spent chasing tail was pretty modest compared to what a lot of young dudes spend/go into debt for.

I know there are guys out there that make a f~~~-ton of money and blow it all on either chasing pussy or trying to keep the pussy they catch.

Oh, how I wish I had taken the money I spent chasing nasty, worthless meat-puppets and invested it.

[SandalsParticipant 4253]

Anonymous wrote:

What I married evolved into a violent jealous vicious creature.

She turned into a women?

Zarathustra wrote:

There’s a lot of debate surrounding the actual precise numbers right now, but a recent University of Maryland study found the divorce rate is still 52.7%

It’s gotta be over 90% now. I don’t buy this bulls~~~ number for a minute.

Blue Skies wrote:

That’s right OP
The most important financial decision is to decide to never sign the marriage contract. Don’t be like Joe, who lost his ~500k house and is incarcerated because he cannot afford child support and has no money left after getting divorce raped of his savings. This happens far too often. THERE IS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL FOR THE WOMEN WHO PROSECUTE THEIR EX-HUSBAND FOR ALIMONY & CHILD SUPPORT, AND THE LAWYERS WHO HELP THEM.

Must show this video to every boy age 6 – 18.

The guy in this video needs to get the f~~~ out of the country or change his identity.

[WA4SWJParticipant 366]

This idiot of a judge must believe that the poor guy can come up with the money somehow to avoid jail. This is absolutely ridiculous. All for a little pussy. This is a kangaroo court.

Ed

[BachelorlifestyleParticipant 291]

Wow that was a eye opener for me! I have no gf no kids and that right there just scared me for life

Me first

[BeerParticipant 11832]

I know quite a few guys who made wise decisions as far as education, career, and saving/investing consistently goes. It all means nothing after divorce…the more you have the more you lose. It doesn’t even matter if you don’t even have it to lose yet…they’ll rape your future as well with excessive child support and alimony payments as well.

[Space CowboyParticipant 1466]

You could have all the money and success in the world and if you get married you can lose everything and get put in jail. It really is the biggest decision that carries the most risk.

"Have you ever thought about any real freedoms? Freedom from the opinions of others...even from the opinions of yourself?"

[PrincekieParticipant 1042]

I had a massive lucky escape. Ex wanted to live in the home that I bought and paid for…then moaned about it being “too quiet”.

Twelve years later she’s drowning in debt and living on one of the s~~~test council estates in the north. Sadly with my kids. It’s that bad sometimes I have to return the kids in daylight! How she has dragged them down…my oldest son (11) has begged me to let him live at my house.

But I have zero responsibility for her, just a monthly payment for kids (that’s my Sunday overtime gone) and parental responsibilities. Got off OK…

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