Comments by "Lorri Lewis" (@lorrilewis2178) on "Divorce lawyer explains prenups: Do they work? | James Sexton and Lex Fridman" video.

If women aren't going along with it, then who's signing all the prenups lawyers write? He get several calls a week asking for them.
5
@tylermoeller7540 It has nothing to do with women in general not being logical. Hell, I know tons of illogical men. Maybe the women you dated were illogical, but that's them. I don't know if you're good at presenting information. Those women thought they'd end up in a bad situation in the event of a divorce. I don't know what your prenup would have specified, so I can't judge their feelings. I would not accept a prenup I deemed unfair, but I'd accept one that I thought was fair. For instance, if the guy had a lot of money and we thought it was best that I stay home to raise children, then the prenup has to reflect that. If the prenup doesn't give me enough to live on in the event of a divorce, that's an unfair prenup. It's asking her to take on all the risk, while he's not taking on any.
3
@tylermoeller7540 Then you sit down and explain how a prenup works. Personally, regardless of who has the money (one or both), I'd rather work out in advance what would happen.
2