Ban no fault divorce

Marriage should actually be hard to get out of. Divorce should be inherently disincentivized and socially taboo. If you don’t agree, no one is forcing you to get married. You can easily stay boyfriend and girlfriend forever and leave whenever you are “no longer in love” or experience “irreconcilable differences.”

I know we Americans love our freedom. I do too. But marriage is actually intrinsically not about your freedom. It’s a covenant between you, your beloved, and God. It’s a vow to remain steadfast throughout all bad and literally until death. You become intertwined as one flesh.

Tell me which part of that has anything to do with your freedom?

I know you understand this concept, conservatives. Because we all tell pro-abortion women screaming about “choice” that their choice comes in whether, when, and with whom they decide to have sex; that’s where their choice is—meaning, they do have choice, they’re just confused about when it happens.

Well, it’s the same thing here: you have freedom—on whether, when, and whom to marry. After that, your freedom is diminished. You are no longer single. You can no longer act like it.

No one is robbing you of freedom—just like no one is robbing women of choice.

No longer feeling love, isn’t a valid reason for divorce. It’s a valid reason to breakup with your boyfriend/girlfriend. Love is a verb; it’s a choice day after day, in sickness and in health, for rich or for poor—not a feeling. If your marriage is reliant upon organic feelings of love, it is doomed to fail, and you should very much remain single and “free.”

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