I am against marriage.
Anyone who is FOR the Original Design has to be against marriage. Marriage is a contract. It is a legal institution mandating that you don’t change, that you don’t seek your own path, that you enslave yourself to the other, to the shared.
Until this past Wednesday I believed that it’s society that wants you to be enslaved, that wants you to forgo [note]for·go
fôr?g?/
verb
verb: forgo; 3rd person present: forgoes; past tense: forwent; gerund or present participle: forgoing; past participle: forgone; verb: forego; 3rd person present: foregoes; past tense: forewent; gerund or present participle: foregoing; past participle: foregone
omit or decline to take (something pleasant or valuable); go without.
“she wanted to forgo the dessert and leave while they could”
synonyms: do without, go without, give up, waive, renounce, surrender, relinquish, part with, drop, sacrifice, abstain from, refrain from, eschew, cut out; More
informal swear off;
formal forswear, abjure
“not willing to forgo our dental insurance”
antonyms: keep
refrain from.
“we forgo any comparison between the two men”[/note] your individuality, your chance of a life as a Human Being, but a conversation with a student introduced me to an aspect I wasn’t aware of: the HUSBAND. And probably the WIFE in many cases.
In the conversation with this student I was introduced to marriage as ownership. Yeah I have seen it in movies. Yeah… but movies are movies… and the reality of this aspect of marriage didn’t hit me with full force until it was right there for me to see as a formidable opponent in me guiding my student to become an Expanding Human Being…
Marriage is all about power
Marriage is all about power. Not personal power, political power… where politics is a term for “power over another”, or “power over others.” The stripping of others from their rights to be Human Beings… and reducing them to bumbling idiots, slaves, serfs, have not’s, lesser beings.
Politics is using another person for your own gratification, for your own “rise”, for your own benefit, without giving them value for value, equal rights.
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