Not moving any posts.

1. Marriage is not a patent owned by one religion. It was around long before your dead man on a stick mythology.

2. Marriage has no magic power to create Disney movie endings. It is real work and requires cooperation, good communication skills, and compatibility. and good economics.

You are simply pissed that we don't buy your old mythology. Too bad, that is your baggage, not ours.

What about unicorn tooth fairies?

More revisionism...

The reason there was less divorces before WWII is because a bunch of mysoginistic bastards wrote the laws giving no rights whatsoever to women.

Thus you had "nice Christian men" who could beat the shit out of their wives and kids with impunity - as women did not have access to the courts to file a divorce.

It had nothing to do with " sanctity of marriage" or any other spooky, made up bullshit you attribute to your invisible avenger.....

I am divorced, and glad we did. I had no right to force my x to stay married to me when her feelings for me had changed. I am not a selfish prick. Her happiness long term was important to me, so no fucking way would I force her to be miserable. I don't need your old book of mythology to tell me right from wrong. It was right to let her go, she was not my property nor my subordinate.

(July 10, 2019 at 12:14 pm)no one Wrote: What about unicorn tooth fairies?

They’re gay and therefore have no rights.

(July 3, 2019 at 5:01 pm)zebo-the-fat Wrote: Good question, theists seem to be obsessed with things that are none of their business. Why can they not say something like "I don't like gay sex, therefore I won't have any gay sex" instead of telling other people what to do?
I don't like the taste of vinager, but I would never tell any one else that they should not use vinager.

Everyone seems obsessed with sex, we as a society deem a variety of sexual activities as immoral or illegal, such as sex between siblings, minors, with animals, etc...it’s all our buisness up to a point perhaps.

(July 10, 2019 at 2:42 pm)Figbash Wrote:

Full?

Yet more delusions of the religious...