"Hyerdahl"  wrote in message
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>
> callettarc{at}hotmail.com wrote:
> > Hyerdahl wrote:
> > > Aggy wrote:
> > >
> > > > 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.
> > >
> > > If a woman wants to stay home to raise children, why...do you
> suppose> she would agree to such a relationship?  In most societies, it
> is recognized that those who do the unpaid work in the home, need some
> form of compensation.  Do you think it just that a woman stay home> for
> 18 years to raise children, doing the cooking and cleaning, and then>
> have no skills to use outside the home

In 18 years she could have 5 degrees studying in her spare time lol ! Any
idiot can raise kids and do housework and have plenty of time left over,
that is if you don't spend all your time drinking coffee and bullshitting
with the other stay at home wives. Housework is so undemanding that in
mental institutions they give it to the most feeble minded to do to occupy
themselves lol



 to earn a living, while the
> other partner has used her time to build HIS skills?

He was working.


 Hmmmm
> >
> > A spouse wouldn't have the right to stay home.
>
> Well, either spouse has the "right" to do as they please

No they don't! When you marry you voluntarily agree to give up certain
rights. Go play with your cats idiot.



, but someone
> must pay the bills or the family will go under.  Most folks today work
> outside the home whether they are mothers or fathers.  It simply takes
> two incomes to raise most families.

It only takes 2 incomes if you want all the junk you've been brainwashed to
believe you need.



>
>  A contract such as this would be trumped by the court.  Even if the
> two decided that> one would stay home, the court would never allow it.
> In this> area I don't think the right exists to contract so.
>
> Well, there are prenups which limit the amount of money to be used in
> any determination of payment for sacrifice.  So, there are ways to
> limit ones liability should a divorce occur.
>




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