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To: allmendream

>>I thought I was happily married, then the best friend of my wife got divorced........ I was divorced myself within the year.<<

Yep. Same thing here. I literally did not see it coming.

One of the reasons they are doing it, I believe, is because they “can” and play down the negatives and play up the positives.

A woman in a prarie log cabin in the early 1800’s would be kinda stuck if she divorced her husband. Of course, like is mentioned in the article I posted from Fred, many feminists consider this newfound “freedom” for married women to be a Good Thing. Kinda like picking up a hot chick at a sleazy bar is a Good Thing, until you come down with the clap.


15 posted on 02/16/2011 3:13:16 PM PST by RobRoy (The US Today: Revelation 18:4)
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To: RobRoy
Well yes, and there is the other side to it as well.

Sexual and physical abuse, of herself or her children, that a woman wouldn't have the economic freedom to leave.

My father said he read a book about the habits of the upwardly mobile (not those born wealthy, but those born poor who become wealthy) - and one thing they seem to NOT do is divorce.

Divorce killed me economically.

I used to own a three bedroom house with an ocean view and we had a maid twice a month and a gardener every week. The two of us worked hard, but lived like royalty. We had a combined income well over 100k a year.

Now I live in an apartment and have debt and a tax bill, had to shortsale the house in a down economy.

On the plus side she was the best damn roommate I ever had! Payed half the bills, was sexy as hell, and kept ME real happy!

Being single hasn't been so bad either. A LOT of desperate women out there!

19 posted on 02/16/2011 3:39:17 PM PST by allmendream (Tea Party did not send the GOP to D.C. to negotiate the terms of our surrender to socialism.)
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