@thesassholenicole: #statistics have spoken. Let’s start an argument in the comments. #imhereforit #go #marriage #life #Relationship #dating #advice #fyp #changemymind

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maryhammel
Mary Hammel :
Half of his retirement and maintenance when you get a divorce? 🤷🏽‍♀️
2024-03-12 09:03:51
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stayathomeastronaut82
Chris :
If my wife didn't have me, who would break down all of her Amazon boxes!?
2024-03-11 23:35:44
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karazombro
karazombro :
Bigger benefits from being single
2024-03-10 16:04:01
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angelarose9
Angela 🌹 :
unless he has money. if so take it all
2024-03-24 15:24:41
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hi_dee_aye
Hi_Dee Aye :
been with him 9 years. finally agreed to marriage 2 years ago and he already cheated. 😂 now it's hell trying to leave.
2024-03-10 03:34:35
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kevin.saunders41
Kevin S. :
can't change a mind that has its mind made up already!!
2024-03-21 18:42:36
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csay075
csay075 :
I do t know? Why are lesbian marriages (2x women) more than 75% unsuccessful? 🤣🤣 Google that! Lol
2024-03-22 01:30:09
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idamae1515
Ida :
I benefit daily . My husband is my best friend. We enjoy each other’s company and love one another deeply. 32 years strong.
2024-03-10 03:36:38
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sparhawk72
Brian Morphis480 :
That's a tall order. I would fight hell with a squirt gun for my wife. I'm sorry you didn't have the same experience.
2024-03-10 03:39:17
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caseyfuller1212
Casey Fuller :
A life partner, a father to our kids, emotional/financial support, my best friend, my teammate, the fixer of all things, my protector. Hope y’all find the same 💕
2024-03-13 11:37:33
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beckdn
beckdn :
Nobody can change the mind of a person who says ‘Change my mind’ because they aren’t willing to be reasonable.
2024-03-10 11:23:34
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tonyu4
Tony U :
how about the part where women divorce the man takes half of what he owns and he has to pay alimony 🙄
2024-03-10 02:40:47
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mrsdna1
Mrs DnA :
Not here to change your mind but I have a keeper. Wouldn't trade him for the world. You do you
2024-03-10 02:47:25
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darkenrahll69
Keith Haynes :
With the wrong partner there is no benefit for either person. Just heartache and pain. With the right person more peace and joy than anything you can imagine. Sorry that you have not found that.
2024-03-12 02:02:03
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one2paint
one2paint :
you get out what you put in.
2024-03-10 16:05:43
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cormac5th
Cormac :
wow that's not a red flag or anything...keep posting 😆
2024-03-10 09:22:47
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user819570294705432
Cj :
When your husband does what God has commanded them to it is wonderful, so pray that the Lord would find you the man that he wants you to have that puts God first, then he will know how to take care ou
2024-03-10 02:48:11
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razzledazzledoooo
Razzle Dazzle :
I benefit greatly from my marriage to a man. It’s the most freeing thing in the world. I get to be exactly who I am, good and bad. 24 years married.
2024-03-10 03:40:26
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davewilliams1977
davewilliams1977 :
your right you should get/stay single for the rest of your life
2024-03-10 03:37:23
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jonm160
J 👀 :
I don’t think there’s a benefit to anyone in marriage, been there done that, hard to want to marry again.
2024-03-10 03:33:35
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jason_37865
Jason :
I'll tell you the benefit for women if you can tell how men benefit. maybe nobody benefits 🤣🤣🤣
2024-03-10 02:58:18
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cyderus
cyderus :
Then don’t. Save us the money. Lol
2024-03-10 02:45:04
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bradwarren06
Brad Warren :
Because children do much better wit 2 parents in home, neighborhoods and communities are stronger, Strong families benefit EVERYONE.
2024-03-10 03:32:09
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leopenn1
Leo Penn :
most men love unconditionally but most women only love under the conditions that you provide something.b
2024-03-10 02:48:02
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tellyourwifeshebeautiful
johnchappelle :
guess you don't want glass jars open 🤣🤣🤣
2024-03-20 20:05:23
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amandatxsahm
ALSL7886 :
I benefit immensely. I’m married to my best friend. The orgasms, the laughter, the not being lonely, someone waiting on me day in and day out, random gifts, gifts of quality time. Find the right one.
2024-03-10 19:29:35
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paulpecou
MsCajun 68 :
If she chooses right , emotional support, a protector , best friend and lover
2024-03-10 04:17:49
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acgodqxd123
amanda81 :
Bigger tax break 😂😂😂
2024-03-10 03:31:53
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richiedavis81
Richie davis :
same for men. well, good men.
2024-03-25 13:40:02
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will4399
Will :
40 years with my wonderful wife 😊
2024-03-23 19:17:18
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michiganjeeplover
michiganjeeplover :
Nothing in it for us guys but more bills and drama
2024-03-21 22:27:38
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fugeddabouddit
Fugeddabouddit :
When I die, she takes over my portion of railroad retirement. And all my assets are hers without taxes applied. If she was my girlfriend… neither would apply.
2024-03-20 23:53:41
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mpfarley4msncom
MPFarley :
stay single fellas or this is what you may get
2024-03-18 19:59:18
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evanshort0
Evan short :
No benefit in marrying woman ..if she wakes up unhappy she’s probably taking everything just because your a woman.
2024-03-17 23:52:35
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amycorgey
amy :
you're doing it wrong! my fiance spoils me and provides me with a beautiful home! he's also my best friend and partner in crime! 🤣
2024-03-17 19:49:24
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threeoneeightforever
None :
Imagine if we took advice on most things in life like we do marriage. I’ll take advice from the people doing something well before the failures.
2024-03-17 17:38:33
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gericules1957
robert :
if you are working then only love and championship
2024-03-17 12:32:49
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tiktokgymbrah
TikTokGymBrah :
Wouldn't want to change your mind bc men would benefit from NOT marrying women like you. Sorry Karen 😆😆😆
2024-03-15 15:21:18
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wolfon66
60Rebel42 :
😎 - what’s your definition of “benefit” ? - hint:there ain’t no free lunch ever no matter what you think ! 😳
2024-03-11 09:04:28
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paullatham3540
Paul Latham352 :
i couldn't answer that cause I've never been married. I do know if I ever do she will know I'm married to the perfect woman ❤️💯
2024-03-11 04:03:40
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jpd1911_
jpd1911_ :
yeah women have it so tough when they leave they get the money the house the kids and more money forever. how terrible
2024-03-10 17:46:12
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