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Statistics suggest most* people marry the wrong person. Though nature usually suppresses logic circuits in the early stages so something's already amiss if pre-nuptials and other logical reasoning is still intact.
As you are from Devon; I don't think it applies to brothers and sisters.
And as you are uglier than a warthog, the prospect of you finding a potential bride is such an unlikely contingency, it begs the question why even look at this thread?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”
And as you are uglier than a warthog, the prospect of you finding a potential bride is such an unlikely contingency, it begs the question why even look at this thread?
"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell
I don't think it's too bad an idea where there's a big disparity - like that heiress bint recently. I'd have signed one prior to getting married (if I was marrying a rich woman) because I'd be happy to prove I was marrying for the right reasons and not being a golddigger. That said if you are both broke there's no need and no real excuse.
I don't think it's too bad an idea where there's a big disparity - like that heiress bint recently. I'd have signed one prior to getting married (if I was marrying a rich woman) because I'd be happy to prove I was marrying for the right reasons and not being a golddigger. That said if you are both broke there's no need and no real excuse.
But say you had £100M and you were "in love" with someone. Worst case, you end up going your own ways and might have to eke out an existence on £50M. Not that bad is it?
Why bother to get married at all if you would not be prepared for that possibility?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”
But say you had £100M and you were "in love" with someone. Worst case, you end up going your own ways and might have to eke out an existence on £50M. Not that bad is it?
Why bother to get married at all if you would not be prepared for that possibility?
That's fine, but I am speaking as someone who doesn't have £100m and isn't likely to have.
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