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100 sats \ 3 replies \ @flat24 27 Dec \ on: Is marriage a scam? culture
If a third party is required for validation, and this third party is the church or the State, of course the concept of marriage that we know is a total farce and a mega scam.
They are clever in this case, they took sentimental, family, religious, and manipulation issues so they can supervise everything.
I think that real marriage is simply a mutual commitment between both parties, in a personal, sentimental and real way. Without the need for external validators, simply the trust and unbreakable will of those who really participate is what matters and what gives it shape.
My wife and I didn't get a marriage license when we got married. Our marriage is between us and the state has no business being part of it. We had a typical Christian wedding: ceremony in a church that was performed by her grandpa and a reception afterwards.
We are best friends, devoted to each other, and have a few children together. Definitely not a scam if you find the right person.
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You're living the dream. Finding the right person is the ultimate life hack.
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Why do so many of us fall for the scam of needing the validation? To your point -- probably because it's tied up in religion etc.
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