QUOTE(Fanvil1534 @ Nov 21 2020, 04:24 AM)
"It has been argued by many that marriage is long-term prostitution, wherein women are trading sex for economic security. Much like a woman of the night exchanges sexual favours in return for cash, the wife exchanges the same in exchange for the ring, the home and family."
Trevor Noah once said
"Remove sex from a relationship and you will discover that over 90% of ladies have nothing to offer in relationships.
Remove money from a relationship and you will discover that over 90% of ladies won't see a reason to be in that relationship."
Don't forget, in terms of sexual market value:
The older men get, the more attractive they become (looks, financial, social status)
The older women get, the less attractive they become (looks)
So is marriage really worth it?
To put it in another perspective:
Are you willing to risk your future kids' custody, 50% to 100% of your wealth and more just for some pussy action that will deteriorate as time goes by?
It has been argued by many that marriage is long-term prostitution, wherein women are trading sex for economic security. - not true anymore. Women is now more financially-empowered than they ever are in history.
90% of ladies have nothing to offer in relationships - there's still companion, tender loving care, life partner, soul mate, adventure buddy, best friend & listener.. many more.
90% of ladies won't see a reason to be in that relationship - possibly, for the now young & looking to live a porch life over self-values. Don't think the percentage is as many as 90% though.
To the question whether marriage is worth it - simple answer is YES only if you want marriage to work. Just like a job, studying for a paper, raising a child, caring for your parents.. many happenings in life cannot be measured by economical value and cannot be quantified.