Thank you for rewording what I said.
If a person enters into a marriage believing that there is a possibility it will not last they probably should not get married.
All marriages end.
Some end in death. If someone remarries later in life, with assets that were accumulated by a couple, there is no logical reason not to have a prenuptial arrangement in case the first person dies or something else changes.
Many people are extremely adept at looking like something they are not. Many people.
People get prenuptual agreements to protect their assets in the event of divorce, right? When a person comissions a prenup agreement they are saying to themselves that there is a possibility that the marriage will end up in divorce. There is a modicum of distrust of a future spouse in obtaining a prenup. A person is saying that they don't completely trust the person that they are marrying. Personally, I don't think it is that hard to find a spouse with which to have a life long marriage, therefore I see no need for prenup. However, I realize that some just don't want to go through the trouble and they should get a prenup.