I was just wondering about this recently and wonder what you all think.
One other thing I was wondering is; some people say that prenups aren't necessarily a sign of mistrust in the relationship. Some feel that it genuinely helps, and if the partner involved agrees with it, it means they really love their future husband or wife.
I think it's a sign of mistrust for this reason; with a prenup, if the couple feels that they may divorce in the future, then they don't trust that they will be fair with splitting the money, etc, with each other. Why marry someone that you feel may cut throat you after a divorce? That doesn't sound like trust. Shouldn't one marry someone they know would never do that to them because they really do love and care for them?
If not, shouldn't everyone just get long term girlfriend/boyfriends with preparations to trade spouses like trading cars after 10 or 15 years?
2006-08-13
15:20:47
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Thanks for all of your well thought out answers. In response, you've all generally stated that Prenup's are good and not a sign of mistrust. I think Prenup's or marrage isn't for everyone. I think it all depends on the individual and what they want in life. I think it takes a very strong bond for a couple to know they will never divorce or need a prenup. A bond with the same strength that some parents have for their children for life..the bond of knowing you'll always be family and will never harm one another in any way including finacially or physically, etc. Not all families have that bond, some do and they are lucky. Clearly many spouses don't have that bond, but some do, and it takes a lot to know you even have that bond to begin with. Some couples try to act like they have that bond when they clearly don't, and get divorced. It's probably the most difficult thing to obtain in life, which is why I think many people may find it unbelievable to achieve.
Just my thoughts.
2006-08-13
19:55:05 ·
update #1