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Do you believe ...................... / Married Life / 6:44 PM - Friday May 16, 2008
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A Creative (Female, 36-45, Who Cares?) asked:


Do you believe that marriage should be a renewable contract instead of until death does you part?


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A Hippie Chick (Female, San Francisco, 36-45) answered:

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I wouldnt be oppose to leasing.

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A Thinker (Female, 36-45) answered:

Screenname: southjerseygirl


No. Marriage is what it is. If you aren't able to handle til death do you part, don't marry. Simple.

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A Career Man (Male, Los Angeles, 46-55, Who Cares?) answered:

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What, and eliminate all the drama and potential monetary gain from a divorce ? We might all end up happy.

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An Intellectual Guy (Male, 66 or older, Retired) answered:

Screenname: joat


What do you want to do? Put all the divorce lawyers on unemployment?

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A Mr. Nice Guy (Male, 46-55) answered:

Screenname: pepperman46


Yes I do it would eliminate all the time for courts.

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A Rebel (Male, Dallas, 46-55, Who Cares?) answered:

Screenname: grasshopper2


absolutely every 5 years renew or resolve

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A Hippie Chick (Female, 46-55, Hospitality) answered:

Screenname: buffalothighs88


Absolutely. With the terms to be decided before the marriage.

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A Cool Mom (Female, New York, 46-55, Retired) answered:

Screenname: bayshoregirl


I did the common-law thing so I can't participate in this question.

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A Couch Potato (Male, 46-55, Celebrity) answered:

Screenname: geester


I don't believe in Marriage. period.

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A Thinker (Female, 46-55, Financial / Banking) answered:

Screenname: justpassingthru


Makes perfect sense to me. What is the point of saying 'til death' and then getting a divorce? It's makes much more sense to say 'for the next five years' and then you can either renew it for another five years or not.

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A Jock (Male, Las Vegas, 29-35, Transportation) answered:

Screenname: newdad


No. I say why sign the original contract?

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A Cool Mom (Female, Cincinnati, 26-28, Who Cares?) answered:

Screenname: luckyinkentucky


not really. I think that gives people an out from the beginning. I think you should try to make it last forever..but if you can't, there's nothing wrong with divorce..but why go into it believing you're not gonna 'renew' or whatever.

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A Hip-Hop Guy (Male, 36-45) answered:

Screenname: sweetncharmn1


hey cool... my answer actually made a post. Apparently this is being done in one of the Scandinavian countries. I mean why not. Not everything last forever and people we change over time. The person you marry 10 years ago could be 50 lbs heavier and lazy. That's not what we agreed to when we got married correct???

Better or worse is one thing, but just settling for worse isn't good enough.

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A Rebel (Male, Chicago, 46-55, Retired) answered:

Screenname: william45


I think the concept of marriage should be eliminated along with all vestiges of religion, which is the major driving force behind marriage.

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A Hippie Chick (Female, Denver, 36-45, Who Cares?) answered:

Screenname: deedee1


what an awesomely amazing idea! i wish i would've thought of it!

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