- Marriage has become a social and legal trap for men in today’s society. Just because 90% men do it doesn’t mean that marriage or having a partner is the only way to happiness.
- Who says you need a wife or partner to have a child? You can easily have a surrogate child with 1/100000 the cost of wife. Take 1 year off to take care of the child and then use creches (or day care) while you do part time work. Is it that hypothetical?
- Men have a misconception that wife will look after them when they grow old. In today’s world the chance of your marriage surviving till you are old is very minimal. And even if you marriage survives what makes you think she’ll take care of you.
- No marriage or partner means Men can spend most of his money on things he want (not what his wife or the society or the courts want him to).
- No marriage means men can spend more time on things he want to do
- No marriage means that men can spend more time on their career and job and hence more money.
- No marriage means men can take leave or leave job as and when he wants to do it
(read my related post How society sucks money from Men through tax system called Marriage.)
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April 24, 2010 at 11:22 am |
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April 24, 2010 at 9:41 pm |
The sad part is that this unfair and biased system is spreading across the world – in the name of woman’s rights, i-vawa, prevention against domestic abuse. It’s high time for men to stop working and stop marrying and having families.
April 23, 2011 at 7:59 am |
This is the truth. I like women. I like having them around and spending time with them. I am an easy person to get along with and to live with. I have many friends. I am also hard wired for a long term loving relationship. Most of all I want children.
However for all that, it would be virtual suicide for me to get married under the laws in Australia or any western country. The fact is the only logical option for me is to have a child by surrogacy. It is a sad reality but don’t blame me – I don’t make the laws and I don’t implement them in such a biased and destructive fashion.