S.Taylor wrote:

> Men everywhere are exploring options like this, as the courts are so
biased against men.
> The best way today seems to be to start such an arrangement outside of
the USA, UK,
> Canada, or Australia as these countries are the most feminist in the world.

Few people seem to notice that the key feminist 
countries are Anglo-Saxon. precisely those 
aflicted by repressive Victorian values.

That ought to tell us a lot about feminism. But 
few seem to notice!

D.

> If you and your mate move to Thailand, start a family, and part when
the child is 18 years
> of age, there is little that can happen to you.
> 
>  
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> On 5 Mar 2005 14:53:53 -0800, callettarc{at}hotmail.com wrote:
> 
>>Have there been any alternatives to the marriage contract
>>popularized/practiced anywhere?  An alternative to allow
>>a couple to raise a family and go their seperate ways
>>when the kids turn 18; with absolutely no obligations to
>>each other after 18 years.
>>
>>This is beyond 'prenups' where, it seems to me, you are
>>getting married with exceptions.  I'm looking for something
>>where a relationship or duties beyond the business of
>>raising kids for 18 years would instead be the exception.
> 
> 


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