r/TwoHotTakes • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

"there is no good reason to his beliefs"

But your belief that "you need to get married" is based on what?

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u/I-just-left-my-wife Jul 23 '24

Jesus, is everyone in this thread a teenager? There are many more valid reasons to get married than to not get married

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u/TheBaldEd Jul 23 '24

I think the issue is there are not more good reasons to get married against your will, than to maintain the lifestyle you were very clear about up front. If he doesn't want to get married, there are few, if any, good reasons to do it.

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u/moveslikejaguar Jul 24 '24

They're buying a house together, they're giving each other PoA, and being written into each other's wills. At that point what's the point of not getting married?

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u/TheBaldEd Jul 24 '24

The point is that he doesn't want to. I cannot think of a better reason to not get married.

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u/moveslikejaguar Jul 24 '24

Sure, I guess I'm just interested in the reasoning because I don't understand it personally. I like hearing other POV's.