Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Feminists MOCK Lonely Men Then COMPLAIN They Cant Get Married, LIVID At Call To End No Fault Divorce" video.

@a1b1c184 Marriage is a contract. Name any contract you can sign and just one day decide to stop honoring without a long drawn out process and an extremely good reason. Usually the only reason is because the other party already broke the contract. People sign very similar contracts with other people everyday and they are held to them by law, so you going on an about morals and other stuff is cope and BS. That's why legally you had to have a reason to get a divorce. Getting married with no intention of honoring the contract you willingly agreed to and entered into (If I'm not happy I can always just leave) is fraud. Going by your reasoning nobody would employ, do business with, give a loan to, or sell anything without upfront cash if every contract was treated the way you think a marriage contract should be.
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My biological parents got divorced. Fortunately my mom remarried when I was 2 and my sperm donor never has anything to do with us, by his choice. My parents were married for 35+ years before my dad passed away and my mother never remarried. Both of them had gone through a divorce and had full custody of their children. My dad divorced his wife because she cheated on him while he served in Vietnam. My mom divorced my sperm donor because he was an alcoholic. Both had just cause for ending their marriages. They fought and it wasn't always happy, but they provided us a stable home and we knew we were the most important thing to them. All of us have grown up to be productive members of society in longterm marriages and it's because we learned growing up that marriage isn't perfect and easy. It takes work, but as long as you put your family first, anything (outside of cheating or abuse) can be worked out.
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@typingcat Yes because your situation is completely unique and hasn't played out over thousands of years before you existed. Yet, society didn't come to the verge of collapse because of it. Meanwhile, it's been a steady decline in how well the next generation is educated, birth rates, success of the next generations, and increases in youth violence and mental problems since the introduction of no fault divorce. Most of which can be traced directly back to the increase in single parent homes. Sometimes things aren't just about you. Edit: You are a prime example of the underlying problem. It doesn't matter that future generations will be poorly effected because you're all that matters. Me, me, me, me.
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