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He will make sure that I cannot be allowed to have a medical procedure that he believes is wrong. If he thinks he should be able to control what goes on inside my very own body, I’m confident that he would attempt to control my right to a vote, free speech, atheism, security, etc. I will not vote for him.

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He will make sure that I cannot be allowed to have a medical procedure that he believes is wrong. If he thinks he should be able to control what goes on inside my very own body, I’m confident that he would attempt to control my right to a vote, free speech, atheism, security, etc. I will not vote for him.

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He will make sure that I cannot be allowed to have a medical procedure that he believes is wrong. If he thinks he should be able to control what goes on inside my very own body, I’m confident that he would attempt to control my right to a vote, free speech, atheism, security, etc. I will not vote for him.

[pbnative]

He will make sure that I cannot be allowed to have a medical procedure that he believes is wrong. If he thinks he should be able to control what goes on inside my very own body, I’m confident that he would attempt to control my right to a vote, free speech, atheism, security, etc. I will not vote for him.

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No joint checking account is a deal-breaker? That’s so odd to me. Why bother having the extra account?

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No joint checking account is a deal-breaker? That’s so odd to me. Why bother having the extra account?

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No joint checking account is a deal-breaker? That’s so odd to me. Why bother having the extra account?

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No joint checking account is a deal-breaker? That’s so odd to me. Why bother having the extra account?

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No joint checking account is a deal-breaker? That’s so odd to me. Why bother having the extra account?

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Is he being considerate, charming, and fun? If yes, why isn’t that enough while you get to know each other? Maybe the lack of a ‘nicer’ date is really a need for some romance? What if he showed up with flowers for a ‘less-nice’ date, or a book he thought you might enjoy? Would that be enough? If not, IMO you’re just looking to enjoy someone else’s money.

The pre-nup conversation does seem odd though, if not brought up in another context (as someone else mentioned). I have a pre-nup, so it wouldn’t bother me, but it’s sorta like the guy who says ‘I love you’ on the second date. Yikes.

As an aside, pre-nups are also good for protecting your assets within a marriage. My husband was in a liability-prone occupation when we married, and we didn’t want my owned-prior-to-marriage house (our home) open to someone going after him. We both have appropriate insurance, but the extra protection is nice.

[pbnative]

Is he being considerate, charming, and fun? If yes, why isn’t that enough while you get to know each other? Maybe the lack of a ‘nicer’ date is really a need for some romance? What if he showed up with flowers for a ‘less-nice’ date, or a book he thought you might enjoy? Would that be enough? If not, IMO you’re just looking to enjoy someone else’s money.

The pre-nup conversation does seem odd though, if not brought up in another context (as someone else mentioned). I have a pre-nup, so it wouldn’t bother me, but it’s sorta like the guy who says ‘I love you’ on the second date. Yikes.

As an aside, pre-nups are also good for protecting your assets within a marriage. My husband was in a liability-prone occupation when we married, and we didn’t want my owned-prior-to-marriage house (our home) open to someone going after him. We both have appropriate insurance, but the extra protection is nice.

[pbnative]

Is he being considerate, charming, and fun? If yes, why isn’t that enough while you get to know each other? Maybe the lack of a ‘nicer’ date is really a need for some romance? What if he showed up with flowers for a ‘less-nice’ date, or a book he thought you might enjoy? Would that be enough? If not, IMO you’re just looking to enjoy someone else’s money.

The pre-nup conversation does seem odd though, if not brought up in another context (as someone else mentioned). I have a pre-nup, so it wouldn’t bother me, but it’s sorta like the guy who says ‘I love you’ on the second date. Yikes.

As an aside, pre-nups are also good for protecting your assets within a marriage. My husband was in a liability-prone occupation when we married, and we didn’t want my owned-prior-to-marriage house (our home) open to someone going after him. We both have appropriate insurance, but the extra protection is nice.

[pbnative]

Is he being considerate, charming, and fun? If yes, why isn’t that enough while you get to know each other? Maybe the lack of a ‘nicer’ date is really a need for some romance? What if he showed up with flowers for a ‘less-nice’ date, or a book he thought you might enjoy? Would that be enough? If not, IMO you’re just looking to enjoy someone else’s money.

The pre-nup conversation does seem odd though, if not brought up in another context (as someone else mentioned). I have a pre-nup, so it wouldn’t bother me, but it’s sorta like the guy who says ‘I love you’ on the second date. Yikes.

As an aside, pre-nups are also good for protecting your assets within a marriage. My husband was in a liability-prone occupation when we married, and we didn’t want my owned-prior-to-marriage house (our home) open to someone going after him. We both have appropriate insurance, but the extra protection is nice.

[pbnative]

Is he being considerate, charming, and fun? If yes, why isn’t that enough while you get to know each other? Maybe the lack of a ‘nicer’ date is really a need for some romance? What if he showed up with flowers for a ‘less-nice’ date, or a book he thought you might enjoy? Would that be enough? If not, IMO you’re just looking to enjoy someone else’s money.

The pre-nup conversation does seem odd though, if not brought up in another context (as someone else mentioned). I have a pre-nup, so it wouldn’t bother me, but it’s sorta like the guy who says ‘I love you’ on the second date. Yikes.

As an aside, pre-nups are also good for protecting your assets within a marriage. My husband was in a liability-prone occupation when we married, and we didn’t want my owned-prior-to-marriage house (our home) open to someone going after him. We both have appropriate insurance, but the extra protection is nice.

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I’m curious what the people who hold all these loans think they should do. They don’t like this idea of a freeze, and put lots of requirements around it. Seems like they want to continue foreclosing if the borrower can’t pay as scheduled. Of course that’s the reasonable, legal thing to do, but how can that be in their own financial best interest in the current situation?

Do they think people will start to magically make more money and pay their bill? Do they think the market is coming back any sec? Or do they want the whole situation to get so bad the govt has to truly bail them out?

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