Why is it illegal? How is it immoral? Why are we being governed by outdated Christian guidelines when there is supposed to be separation of church and state?
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Why is it illegal? How is it immoral? Why are we being governed by outdated Christian guidelines when there is supposed to be separation of church and state?
Nothing. Honestly I fear marriage not for the commitment, settling down, or having kids but because I don't think I can love some chick for 20+ years, it's unnatural.
Nothing. Honestly I fear marriage not for the commitment, settling down, or having kids but because I don't think I can love some chick for 20+ years, it's unnatural.
Jolt_counter119
I don't think it's unnatural at all. It may feel that way to you, but not to many people.
I don't know if you're male or female, but female's would definitely get jealous of each other in a web-like relationship system like that. The legality of it would make no sense at all. For example, what if Jenny felt she gave more of herself and her time to the family and the man than Carol? If divorce proceedings ever go on in the family, then how do you split up the assets? Who gets more and why? Rather than having just one man and one woman where the divorce proceedings are fairly simple because things usually get split right down the middle. Woman gets half man gets half, regardless if the woman even made the money or not. Now if it's that complicated with just two people, think of what it would be like if you had 10+ women involved? It would be chaotic and ultimately, the man would be left with absolutely nothing in the end.I'd be jealous as fvck, but if everyone involved is okay with it, whatever. Go for it.
zeldaluff
My take on it is this- If you can't be happy with one person, don't bother being in "relationships." You obviously have issues that need to be dealt with before involving yourself intimately with anyone else.
HURR DURR EVERYONE WHO ISN'T LIKE ME HAS MENTAL PROBLEMShartsickdiscipllulz christf*gs gonna christf*g, i guess
[QUOTE="zeldaluff"]I don't know if you're male or female, but female's would definitely get jealous of each other in a web-like relationship system like that. The legality of it would make no sense at all. For example, what if Jenny felt she gave more of herself and her time to the family and the man than Carol? If divorce proceedings ever go on in the family, then how do you split up the assets? Who gets more and why? Rather than having just one man and one woman where the divorce proceedings are fairly simple because things usually get split right down the middle. Woman gets half man gets half, regardless if the woman even made the money or not. Now if it's that complicated with just two people, think of what it would be like if you had 10+ women involved? It would be chaotic and ultimately, the man would be left with absolutely nothing in the end.I'd be jealous as fvck, but if everyone involved is okay with it, whatever. Go for it.
lo_Pine
Doesn't matter if I'm male or female, I wouldn't share in either case.
I wasn't thinking of the legal side at all though.I think for polygamy it would have to be a strict "you leave with what you came with" rule for divorce to work at all.
Why don't you ask women? They have as much right to a happy marriage as anyone, more in some cases. That's actually a solid consideration that should guide most of the decisions we make as men. If that's missing, you are really going wrong in ANY relationship, so long as legality is not crossed of course and with other obvious exceptions. They're outstanding people by and large and marriage was always meant to be an equality.
I doubt that many people who think that polygamy should be legal think that polyandry shouldn't. Well, apart from dumb Muslims anyway.Why don't you ask women? They have as much right to a happy marriage as anyone, more in some cases. I think that consideration alone is a solid argument against it. They deserve the best in life.
tgwolf
[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]HURR DURR EVERYONE WHO ISN'T LIKE ME HAS MENTAL PROBLEMSMannyDelgadolulz christf*gs gonna christf*g, i guess
You can bash my input on the subject, but what I said isn't just my opinion. It's based on a discussion that I had with a professionally licensed relationship counselor that I see regularly. People have a tendency to think that they are "different," and can make up their own relationship rules and roles. The fact is that humans are set up to work best a certain way. You can't deny that the fewer people are involved in a "relationship," the less drama you are likely to have. The same is true for people who cheat on their significant others and think that it doesn't affect their relationship or their partner. It affects the way that they treat their partner, so of course it affects the whole relationship. Not to mention the utter lack of integrity which is shown, something which is inexcusable.
I just don't get the point of polygamy. Why even get married at all? Or why not get married and then just have an open relationship? Maybe I'm just missing something (outside of religious reasons).
I don't personally see a problem with it, though, if it is what all parties involved want. I'd never be able to be a part of one, though.
Come to think of it guys who support polygamy tend to forget about polyandry. How would you feel if your partner brought in another male?
I don't know if you're male or female, but female's would definitely get jealous of each other in a web-like relationship system like that. The legality of it would make no sense at all. For example, what if Jenny felt she gave more of herself and her time to the family and the man than Carol? If divorce proceedings ever go on in the family, then how do you split up the assets? Who gets more and why? Rather than having just one man and one woman where the divorce proceedings are fairly simple because things usually get split right down the middle. Woman gets half man gets half, regardless if the woman even made the money or not. Now if it's that complicated with just two people, think of what it would be like if you had 10+ women involved? It would be chaotic and ultimately, the man would be left with absolutely nothing in the end.[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="zeldaluff"]
I'd be jealous as fvck, but if everyone involved is okay with it, whatever. Go for it.
zeldaluff
Doesn't matter if I'm male or female, I wouldn't share in either case.
I wasn't thinking of the legal side at all though.I think for polygamy it would have to be a strict "you leave with what you came with" rule for divorce to work at all.
Leave polygamy out of my state, whatever the case. Go to Utah if you want to do that.I don't think there is anything wrong with, and being a Muslim its ok for me to marry up to 4 wives. BUT, on a personal level, I can see some benefits in it, but I'd much rather be with one and only one, I'm not fond of the idea.GazaAliWell, let me ask you something.. Would you, as a muslim man, have your wife/wives wear scarves or burkas? I honestly know very little on the subject of that, and I've always seen it as a way to, as ridiculous as it sounds, enslave your woman, because that's what the media tells me.. As a female, I'd want to be equal with my husband and the second, third or fourth wife, even if that would mean I was disrespecting the religion of my family. Guess it's because I grew up in a western society where religion was more of a morality guideline than it dictated what I could and could not wear of clothing, what I could and could not eat and drink, etc.
[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Well, would you honestly have more than one wife nagging you to mow the lawn, or two women saying they have a headache? Religion aside, I personally wouldn't want to be married to more than one person at the same time. It's the same reason I wouldn't date two people at the same time, it feels like it's cheating and it would be very time and money consuming...GazaAliThats not how it works woman, its the man that is involved in several marriages. We can handle the stress and demands if it means more sex.
Make me wear a collar and we can talk about submissive behaviour ;3
[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't think there is anything wrong with, and being a Muslim its ok for me to marry up to 4 wives. BUT, on a personal level, I can see some benefits in it, but I'd much rather be with one and only one, I'm not fond of the idea.DeihjanWell, let me ask you something.. Would you, as a muslim man, have your wife/wives wear scarves or burkas? I honestly know very little on the subject of that, and I've always seen it as a way to, as ridiculous as it sounds, enslave your woman, because that's what the media tells me.. As a female, I'd want to be equal with my husband and the second, third or fourth wife, even if that would mean I was disrespecting the religion of my family. Guess it's because I grew up in a western society where religion was more of a morality guideline than it dictated what I could and could not wear of clothing, what I could and could not eat and drink, etc. I hate burqa with a passion actually. I would want my wife to wear a scarf but its not a deal breaker for me and I wouldn't force her to do it. Many people abuse things to their own liking, like in the context here forcing women to fit a profile that religion dictates and condones just to serve a psychological motive/gratification while at the same time as a man you do not adhere to the same code. Anything I demand from my wife I will perfect it first, hope you get the point.
Thats not how it works woman, its the man that is involved in several marriages. We can handle the stress and demands if it means more sex.[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Deihjan"]Well, would you honestly have more than one wife nagging you to mow the lawn, or two women saying they have a headache? Religion aside, I personally wouldn't want to be married to more than one person at the same time. It's the same reason I wouldn't date two people at the same time, it feels like it's cheating and it would be very time and money consuming...Deihjan
Make me wear a collar and we can talk about submissive behaviour ;3
OMG OMG OMG, SOLD!!!there is nothing stopping you from having a relationship with 2 women, you can marry one and still have the other one also. Loop holes homie
[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't think there is anything wrong with, and being a Muslim its ok for me to marry up to 4 wives. BUT, on a personal level, I can see some benefits in it, but I'd much rather be with one and only one, I'm not fond of the idea.GazaAliWell, let me ask you something.. Would you, as a muslim man, have your wife/wives wear scarves or burkas? I honestly know very little on the subject of that, and I've always seen it as a way to, as ridiculous as it sounds, enslave your woman, because that's what the media tells me.. As a female, I'd want to be equal with my husband and the second, third or fourth wife, even if that would mean I was disrespecting the religion of my family. Guess it's because I grew up in a western society where religion was more of a morality guideline than it dictated what I could and could not wear of clothing, what I could and could not eat and drink, etc. I hate burqa with a passion actually. I would want my wife to wear a scarf but its not a deal breaker for me and I wouldn't force her to do it. Many people abuse things to their own liking, like in the context here forcing women to fit a profile that religion dictates and condones just to serve a psychological motive/gratification while at the same time as a man you do not adhere to the same code. Anything I demand from my wife I will perfect it first, hope you get the point. Yeah, I totally get what you're saying. The few really religious muslims I've spoken to wear scarves to honour their religion, which i'm totally fine with. I'd just feel awkward about it if they were forced by an abusive/bossy patriarchal figure in the family..
Thats not how it works woman, its the man that is involved in several marriages. We can handle the stress and demands if it means more sex.[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Deihjan"]Well, would you honestly have more than one wife nagging you to mow the lawn, or two women saying they have a headache? Religion aside, I personally wouldn't want to be married to more than one person at the same time. It's the same reason I wouldn't date two people at the same time, it feels like it's cheating and it would be very time and money consuming...Deihjan
Make me wear a collar and we can talk about submissive behaviour ;3
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