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diesel_test 10-11-2012 07:04 PM

divorce and chinese culture
 
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dinosaur 10-11-2012 08:26 PM

3 months and thinking about marriage within a year?

dude.

no.

bcrdukes 10-11-2012 08:36 PM

Let me buy you a beer instead.

diesel_test 10-11-2012 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dinosaur (Post 8052551)
3 months and thinking about marriage within a year?

dude.

no.

we're falling in love pretty fast lol. though there's no rush for me really im 27 she's 26

Mr.HappySilp 10-11-2012 09:35 PM

what comes fast goes down even faster........

GGnoRE 10-11-2012 09:38 PM

Mega troll

guddagudd 10-11-2012 09:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8052651)
what comes fast goes down even faster........

Come on man...

smoothie. 10-11-2012 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by diesel_test (Post 8052459)
How often does this happen? When was the last time you saw a chinese couple divorce??

Im seeing a girl(we're both chinese) for 3 months now and things are going well i could see marriage within a year. When it comes to a divorce though, i don't really wish upon this. would you ever bring up pren-up or its just gonna ruin the relationship?

so you're dating for 3 months, thinking about marriage and worrying about divorce and prenuptuals?

did I sum that up quite right? keep reading this over and over again please.

rsx 10-12-2012 12:22 AM

You like turtles, do ya?

Ulic Qel-Droma 10-12-2012 01:30 AM

prenup dude.

no matter what


why are people afraid of raising it?

i would assume it's the DEFAULT OPTION. you you talk about it to REMOVE it.

that's how i view it.

all marriages are by default with prenup.

willystyle 10-12-2012 02:41 AM

Is the divorce rate higher among Chinese couples?

If you're already thinking about divorce and pren-up after 3 months of dating, I suggest that you re-think about marriage.

GLOW 10-12-2012 07:05 AM

http://i2.cpcache.com/product/201236...gle_magnet.jpg

just reading the thread i can't take it seriously...3 months thinking of marriage but thinking of divorce options too...:lawl: i will not be trolled

MR_BIGGS 10-12-2012 07:33 AM

It took me three months to decide what winter jacket to buy.

Glove 10-12-2012 07:45 AM

asians...

AW607 10-12-2012 09:41 AM

Three months? Come back and talk to us again in a few years :fuckthatshit:

Phil@rise 10-12-2012 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MR_BIGGS (Post 8052949)
It took me three months to decide what winter jacket to buy.

By then it was almost summer lol

snails 10-12-2012 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil@rise (Post 8053071)
By then it was almost summer lol


people in van wear bombers year round winter wear and summer hahaha

http://www.jacket-fluff.com/wp-conte...wn-jackets.jpg

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GLOW 10-12-2012 12:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snails (Post 8053133)

:lawl:

6793026 10-12-2012 06:58 PM

here are a few things that you should ask BEFORE you get married.

1) DO you have a check list for house work?
When you work, you have a list of shit you have to do.
when you are a student, you have a list of shit you have ot study for
same for relationsihp.

when i am dating, i literally say to my gf, this is what I do, this is my division of labour, what the fuck are you going to do. You can't expect me to do everything, and it goes both ways. I have a list down pat that we both share. If you gf think you're stupid, please kick her the fuck out.

2) i have an apartment, you want to get married, fine. you move in, you pay half of hte down payment and you pay 1/2 mortgage. we are 1/2, you pay for your 1/2. or you write a pre-nup.

you ain't living rent free nor do i expect me to if i moved in.

If you can't simply work these two common finances issues, don't get married.

tiger_handheld 10-12-2012 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 6793026 (Post 8053426)
here are a few things that you should ask BEFORE you get married.

1) DO you have a check list for house work?
When you work, you have a list of shit you have to do.
when you are a student, you have a list of shit you have ot study for
same for relationsihp.

when i am dating, i literally say to my gf, this is what I do, this is my division of labour, what the fuck are you going to do. You can't expect me to do everything, and it goes both ways. I have a list down pat that we both share. If you gf think you're stupid, please kick her the fuck out.

2) i have an apartment, you want to get married, fine. you move in, you pay half of hte down payment and you pay 1/2 mortgage. we are 1/2, you pay for your 1/2. or you write a pre-nup.

you ain't living rent free nor do i expect me to if i moved in.

If you can't simply work these two common finances issues, don't get married.


agree with #1. although i dont know if i would use a "list" per say.

see a few issues with #2
- where is the married relationship? When you get married, you become "one". your money becomes hers , and her money becomes yours. if s/he has shitty financial planning, you work on it during the dating phase not after you move in together/get married.

- "pay half the downpayment"? You expect her to reimburse you for a cost you incurred? Why? If she doesn't like the place does she still have to pay 15k (assume 30k dp). I'm sure she'll contribute toward shared costs.


there seems to be a common theme that 'pre-nup' is default document in being married? is this new for 2012? sorry i missed the memo and want to know.

6793026 10-13-2012 09:06 AM

You are right, not really a check list, but you should be comfortable to really set the a few rules on what you need to do. I know a couple who does ALL the mofo cleaning at the house and she ain't happy; get these things out of the way and lay down some ground rules on division of labour (this goes to boys and girls).

I have seen a lot of older couples who the girl or the guy reimburse the down payment; one side moves in together and he/she pays them back + mortgage. to be honest, i have yet to meet a couple who got married and say "why don't you sell your place and we can both buy some place new" i rarely see this but I do believe it could be normal.


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