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Comment #14627299
Why are you in a romantic relationship at all then? Non-marriage romantic relationships have a -MUCH- higher failure rate. At least be ideologically consistent. You should probably…
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Comment #14627207
I actually wouldn't mind it if it was an op-ed with a title such as "how I learned effective relationship communication." But with that title I am expecting something of substance.…
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Comment #14626512
I'm not sure what the history of marriage has to do with civil marriage today, it's irrelevant. You can say the same thing about relationships in general, why date someone if there…
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Comment #14626433
Not even are they not married they seem to have a commitment phobia.
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Comment #14623122
Read the second paragraph "That's for the general population. As mentioned above certain populations (college educated, older, high income) are much less likely to get divorced." L…
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Comment #14621704
Exactly. The spike in divorces starting in the 1970s can be largely attributed to the woman's liberation movement and is most likely a historic anomaly in the long term view. https…
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Comment #14621598
That won't work very well. You register for multiple classes at once, not just one. Which class(es) you register for are dependent on when the other classes you registered for are …
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Comment #14621096
In what jurisdiction is this? How do you enter such a relationship? How does dissolution work in such a relationship? What sort of "cruft" does marriage have that a "domestic partn…
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Comment #14620563
What? BTW, being into your mid 30s unmarried and without children is a very liberal lifestyle.
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Comment #14620554
Why is that?
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Comment #14620023
I don't get it. The title of the article is "To Stay in Love, Sign on the Dotted Line," but there's absolutely nothing in it that supports the title. All it is is about an unmarrie…
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Comment #14619929
What's a "domestic partnership?" Is it a legal term?
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Comment #14616410
Witches? Nazis ? Seriously!?! So you are saying it someone says "I work at Uber, it's not much different than any other tech company" they will be burned at the steak ? Your rank-a…
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Comment #14609790
Chinese trash is $$$$$. It's hard to resist a stream of very easy money (in the short term at least).
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Comment #14609782
"Best" review I ever saw (on a book): 3 stars "I haven't read it yet but looks interesting. I'll try to get to it this summer." This was the worst review of the book.
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Comment #14609760
Amazon does it too. It's standard practice.
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Comment #14609523
Good point, I understand what you mean now.
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Comment #14609370
The other thing is if you put all your bill money in a separate account automatically you don't even really feel like you're paying bills psychologically, you just get used to the …
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Comment #14605865
I tip the same even if they don't keep my water glass full. I don't believe such a minor "annoyance" as asking for more water (which its not an annoyance) requires a dock in pay. A…
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Comment #14604893
>I can only assume that you have never worked in any industry in a customer service capacity Lol wut? Yes, I certainly have. I've worked no less than 4 customer service jobs. >Tipp…
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Comment #14604657
You're the one who started with unjustly accusing a completely unrelated group of bullying , of all things; you deserve to be called out for it.
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Comment #14604584
People (hopefully) won't get practice on reporting and handling harassment claims. It's good to have a refresher training to both remind employees of the process as well as a gestu…
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Comment #14603520
Sexual harassment in all it's forms should be taken seriously.
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Comment #14603354
I think teens are allowed to have debit cards in the US now (it wasn't that way when I was a teenager). They also can be added as an authorized user to an adult's credit card accou…
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Comment #14603246
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/02/18/i-dar...