What is one good reason a Guy should sign a marriage contract???
595310
Just one? Health benefits-Insurance-kids get a name and it won't give them an issue-taxes-stability-approval in some areas-better attitude in mate-can not testify against you-can make some paperwork easier, a closer bond,a true helpmate\n\n Sounds like maybe you picked the wrong one or judging the bad apples-watch your association. Sour grapes-afraid to lose game so don't play-choose wisely.
413851
Marriage is not the easiest of things. For example when my husband and I got married he signed a contract at a gym for $125 a month and we were trying to save for a home. I was soooo mad at him and just wanted to know why the he** he would do that. You just need to sit down and talk to him, tell him your concerned about your realtionship and ask him why he does what he does. You would be suprised at the answers. Try to work things out becuase if you dont try and you give up you will regret it later in life...and if you try and it doesn't work then you will know for sure that you are doing the right thing. Good luck!
971265
What's the point in getting married?
561667
I think thats a good reason for marriage.
893346
. that is the true test. although in today's world marriage is only until divorce. are you and he willing to make a vow. in short, why marry if you get all without commitment. walk away when times require committment. \nBe true to yourself, not to someone using you.
377080
I'm a family law attorney, so this is an easy one for me.  How about a pre-nuptial agreement that protects your interests.  Also, some pre-marital financial planning with investments that would protect you would be reasonable.\n\nFeel free to e-mail me if you have other questions.
400238
well if you are being asked to sign one then your soon to be is making you sign your rights away to what will really be yours when you are married. If you get a divorce all you have left is you.
509056
I think because marriage is the ultimate committment (or its supposed to be!). You're pledging to love and stand by your significant other for the rest of your life...its a big deal and it is something women have been trained to want and dream about!\nPersonally, I have no idea when I'm going to head down the aisle, as I'm currently single. I'm in no rush though, there are so many things that will be harder to do while in a committed relationship!
660569
Well, we got engaged, then married, and then bought a house.  \n\nYou need to discuss this with him.  He might be of the opinion that he's getting all the "benefits" of marriage without the committment, so why get married?  Ask him what's stopping him from marriage.  You have a right to know these things.
1161689
Marriage is a good way to personalize your relationship with God. Men settle down, women settle in. That should settle it...
426284
Marriage is awesome. It feels great to have someone that you can depend on and know is there.
1184610
Stay strong in God's Word.  The very fact that you are concerned and asking about this is His sign to you that it is not right.  He will lead you to your heart's desire.  When you get married you will find that waiting was THE best thing to do and the RIGHT thing to do and you will have NO REGRETS.  Stay strong and stand firm and you will be blessed.
440051
Just sit him down and be totally honest, do it before the wedding plans get too far advanced, and might cause a financial conflict...GL;)
358227
Cauese you have your own opinions and would like for them to count for something. If your going to stay married to him you will have to learn to agree to disagree. He sounds like a selfish person who will not allow someone else to have what they believe to be right...C
180480
That is entirely up to you and your partner! Personally, I am married because my hubby and I just wanted to make that commitment, that we 100% wanted to be with only each other for the rest of our lives. Just because we wanted to be does not give us or anyone else the right to stand in judgement and tell you that you have to. If you want to take that step, then by all means do! It's a beautiful feeling to say those words and know that your partner is saying them back to you. But if you feel in your heart that no vows or license is needed to complete your family, don't let society guilt you into doing it just because it's "the right thing to do". Either way, you are already blessed!
227092
First . . . if you are a guy . . . tell me what is in it for you . . . (you know what I mean . . . something that you can get by getting married that you cannot get while being single. - other than alimony)\n\nNothing . . . . \n\nso is marriage necessary . . . no . . . it is not.
855344
Well anything that he wants to do, so that he is happy and fulfilled.\n\nBut when I was younger and more immature, I always thought it would be cool to be married to a carpenter or a landscape gardener - someone that works with his hands, doing something practical.