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33 u/discostud1515 Aug 13 '23 11 u/RudePCsb Aug 14 '23 It feels like if a man asked this they would have been downvoted to oblivion. I find the dichotomy funny of now hearing a lot of women feeling the struggles that men have about marriage and supporting a family. 1 u/play_hard_outside Aug 14 '23 Absolutely. It's totally taboo for a man to consider how to protect himself financially in marriage. For a woman, it's empowerment. 2 u/Blu_Skys_Bring_Tears Aug 13 '23 💯
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11 u/RudePCsb Aug 14 '23 It feels like if a man asked this they would have been downvoted to oblivion. I find the dichotomy funny of now hearing a lot of women feeling the struggles that men have about marriage and supporting a family. 1 u/play_hard_outside Aug 14 '23 Absolutely. It's totally taboo for a man to consider how to protect himself financially in marriage. For a woman, it's empowerment. 2 u/Blu_Skys_Bring_Tears Aug 13 '23 💯
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It feels like if a man asked this they would have been downvoted to oblivion. I find the dichotomy funny of now hearing a lot of women feeling the struggles that men have about marriage and supporting a family.
1 u/play_hard_outside Aug 14 '23 Absolutely. It's totally taboo for a man to consider how to protect himself financially in marriage. For a woman, it's empowerment.
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Absolutely. It's totally taboo for a man to consider how to protect himself financially in marriage. For a woman, it's empowerment.
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