Remember that he is inferior to you. NOT because of his race but because of his stupidity. If reporting isn't working I would recommend violence, revenge is human nature and the satisfaction is great. If you don't want to do that however ignoring him might work but can be frustrating. If there are several people reporting him at once it might have a greater impact and that is an option you should look into.
[QUOTE="Funereal"]Yes I know what they are but I don't see why you couldn't just skip the whole marriage thing altogether instead.foxhound_fox
Tax benefits... always got to have tax benefits... Things like that are in my opinions flaws in our society and I do not wish to perpetrate flaws by following the herd and doing what the leaders and the mass think is right. Sure things like that could technically be considered as perks when it comes to marriage but that is like saying that the perk with taking heroin is that you feel really good while high, doesn't mean it's a good idea though. Sorry for the very poor analogy. :)
[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="Funereal"]yes they have, but I was referring to the current state in the western world, where christianity is most prevalent. Affirming the relationship between two individuals through ceremony is something that has existed for a very long time, it's a staple in most cultures. The fact that it in the modern western world is a legal contract pertaining the dividing of assets is what I'm most opposed to.
Ever hear of a prenup? Yes I know what they are but I don't see why you couldn't just skip the whole marriage thing altogether instead.
[QUOTE="Funereal"]Although it wasn't the marriage itself that made your relationship better it was the fact that both of you believed that the marrying would make your lives better. You could just as well have gotten tattoos of each others names or exchanged pies or whatever, as long as you believe it will make your relationship better it will. It's all about feeling comfortable affirming your trust in each other etc. The legal contract that you both signed didn't in itself have any impact on your relationship, it's all what you make it out to be.LukeAF24
Well actually it's the legality part of it that is what made the difference for us, at least here in America it is. I do understand what you are saying and I agree. Although, our home, cars, taxes, insurance, among many other things would have been either impossible to get without being married, or extremely expensive. I don't really know anything about how stuff like that works in the US but I understand what you mean. Getting loans and stuff like that is also easier if you are a married couple afaik.
[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="Funereal"]Marriage is most often an economical disaster for the guy (assuming that the guy is the one making the most money, for simplicitys sake). Suddenly she owns have of everything you own, how is that good in any way? Marriage is an obsolete practice that is perpetrated by the church and by the ignorance of the general public. Being opposed to marriage is for me a fundamental opinion that any girl or guy I'm interested in having a relationship with should share.
Guess you missed the fact that marriage exists and has existed in every single culture (in a variety of forms) on this planet since the beginning of the Homo sapiens (sapiens) race.
Conspiracy theories FTL! yes they have, but I was referring to the current state in the western world, where christianity is most prevalent. Affirming the relationship between two individuals through ceremony is something that has existed for a very long time, it's a staple in most cultures. The fact that it in the modern western world is a legal contract pertaining the dividing of assets is what I'm most opposed to.
I've been happily married for over 2 years. When you grow up, you'll realize it's not what you portray it to be. If anything, our relationship and lives are better since we got married.LukeAF24
That's great! Although it wasn't the marriage itself that made your relationship better it was the fact that both of you believed that the marrying would make your lives better. You could just as well have gotten tattoos of each others names or exchanged pies or whatever, as long as you believe it will make your relationship better it will. It's all about feeling comfortable affirming your trust in each other etc. The legal contract that you both signed didn't in itself have any impact on your relationship, it's all what you make it out to be.
[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="Funereal"]Marriage is most often an economical disaster for the guy (assuming that the guy is the one making the most money, for simplicitys sake). Suddenly she owns have of everything you own, how is that good in any way? Marriage is an obsolete practice that is perpetrated by the church and by the ignorance of the general public. Being opposed to marriage is for me a fundamental opinion that any girl or guy I'm interested in having a relationship with should share. Good luck with that. Thank you. I don't think luck has that much to do with anything though. All my friends (both guys and girls) think marriage is really stupid so it's not exactly like I'm alone in my opinion.
Marriage is most often an economical disaster for the guy (assuming that the guy is the one making the most money, for simplicitys sake). Suddenly she owns have of everything you own, how is that good in any way? Marriage is an obsolete practice that is perpetrated by the church and by the ignorance of the general public. Being opposed to marriage is for me a fundamental opinion that any girl or guy I'm interested in having a relationship with should share.
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