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Oh yes, let's make the leap from us saying was there anything positive that we found during that horrific time to you saying we disregard the horror of the Covid pandemic. Seems logical. There are millions of videos talking about all the horrible things that happened. I believe we all lived it. If you want to watch videos focusing on Covid tragedies, they are readily available.

100% agree. ❤

That is awesome! We were not fiscally responsible with our own retirement money and we think, unfortunately, there are many others like us. It is great to hear from someone who was and we are truly thrilled you are able to retire and debt free no less! Congratulations!

@@illusion-of-choice spend an hour with us off camera. To say we would change your mind is an understatement.

No fault in no way means that there is truly no one at fault, it is way to divorce without airing private items publicly. For example, let's say a couple is divorcing because one spouse is a raging alcoholic who regularly endangers the children. Do you feel that spouse who is initiating the divorce should be forced to present evidence of this in a public record to secure a divorce? There are many reasons for a "no fault" divorce. Sometimes people also just don't get along anymore or grow apart. Marriage as a lifelong institution you cannot exit seems a bit of an archaic perspective, in our opinion.

@@CoastalEstateTeam I understand all the reasons why you might want to get a divorce. But I dont feel like growing apart is a very good one. Abuse and criminal activity is one thing, but outside of those instances you shouldn't be getting married in the first place if you honestly can't see yourself spending the rest of your life with that individual. That is the whole point of marriage. A solum vow to promise to be faithful, loyal, and committed to someone till death do you part. Its a very serious thing but I fear people like yourself dont see it as anything more than just another relationship. You aren't forced to get married, maybe spend more time dating that person to figure out the type of person they really are. If they are naturally a bad person, I feel like those red flags should make themselves known over time if you are dating them for a couple of years and not getting married right away. But being bored or unhappy I dont think is a genuinely good reason to end a marriage. You took a vow and made a promise. You need to uphold that promise work it out. The only time I would ever advocate for divorce is when either or both sides are becoming abusive in any way shape or form. Other than that, it sucks to be stuck in a boring marriage. Maybe pick better next life. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@Emrald79 So you are advocating for people to live together in misery or even just plain in terminal, unresolvable unhappiness. For some reason, in your determination, people should just remain unhappy because divorce is horrible? Oh, but you believe we will be reincarnated so no need to worry - we can try for a better marriage in the next life? We are personally glad to advocate for people to choose joy and happiness and seek out a fulfilling life whether single, married or divorced.

@@CoastalEstateTeam I'm advocating you stick to your solum vow yes. Why is that such an unthinkable thing to be responsible for? If you genuinely don't see yourself being able to live with someone for the rest of your entire life then why the hell are you getting married at all? You are not forced to get married, it's not something you have to do. But what is the point of your sacred promise to remain together for better OR. FOR. WORSE. Thats what that part of the vow is for. That you will stay together even when you arent happy with how things are going currently. Why did you make that promise if you genuinely didn't mean it? Unless you are getting abused then you need to remain committed. I'm also of the mindset that your spouse is not responsible for your happiness. Again, if they aren't abusing you then you just aren't happy in general and you need to figure out how to solve that issue and work it out with your spouse. But that's why you date someone for years, to vet them, figure them out. To decide if you can spend the remaining years with that person. If the answer is no, then again you don't have to get married, it's not a legal requirement that you have to be engaged by a certain point in time. Nothing is being forced on you, but you go out of your way to promise to be with someone for the rest of your life only to end it because it's not as amazing as you'd hoped it would be. You don't see how blatantly wrong that is? My solution to you is don't get married if you don't want to spend the rest of your life with someone. I just don't understand why that's such a hard concept to grasp.

Interesting perspective. So if a couple have children or wish to keep their private matters private for other reasons, you feel they should be required to commit those reasons for divorce to public record instead?

Aren’t we in favor of smaller government? Why should the government decide if I can get a divorce? Can they also decide who I marry? Keep private matters private.

This podcast was only discussing women's rights. There are many other important issues, including the rights of African Americans and other people of color, that were not covered on this podcast.

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Maybe read the article we just replied with - good place to start is Google before you comment.

Sucks! I'm sorry.

Unfortunately not all dads have the skills themselves and not everyone has a dad to show them.

There are so many parents who don't understand basic finance, budgeting and how do develop a financial plan. And the reason they don't teach their kids is because they don't understand it themselves. What is the real objection to having knowledgeable, trained professionals educate children and young adults in the basics of financial planning, investing, asset protection and so much more? It is a shame to skirt the clear answer to this problem by blaming parents.

Oh so back when they required home economics and shop classes in school that wasn't schools teaching life skills needed for those times. Schools should only teach non life skills is what you are saying. Got it.

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BS. Kids listen to fathers because they are bigger and stronger (fear). Mothers correct their kids every 10 minutes because that's their fuking job.

This is such a fantastic idea! I’ve never thought of this. Thank you for sharing. 😊

That’s a really bad backup plan.

It's happening far too often!

Don't feel bad. We are fascinated to learn what a Karen looks like! 😂

Great! Hope you are well!

Oh i am well thank you 😎