What possible incentive would there be for young men to get married anymore? Not only will the courts take half of your shit, no matter what, now you can be punished for deciding the harridan you married wasn't mom material after all. That is apparently worth multimple thousands of dollars in your stolen money, gents...
That’s the hope of a 38-year-old woman who is a client of Ronald G. Lieberman, a family law attorney in Haddonfield, N.J. Mr. Lieberman is asking his client’s soon-to-be-former husband of eight years to pay $20,000 to cover her egg-freezing procedure, medication costs and several years of egg storage. “When they got married, the expectation was they would start a family,” he told me. “Now she might not have the chance much longer.”
Seem's fair, right? I mean, surely she can't be held responsible for any part of the marriage's failure. It's obviously his fault. I mean, Patriarchy, amiright?
How do you think this will help with the "man up and marry that slut" virus sweeping the nation? Will the endorsers of the "Purity Bear" accept this for what it is (the end game for feminist-churchianity and marrying bad women)? My guess is "no."
Because, what good is freedom, if you don't have freedom from consequence?
Here, though, is the (ahem) money shot*:
In the New Jersey couple’s case, they decided to divorce after undergoing several failed attempts at in vitro fertilization. Mr. Lieberman’s argument is that since fertility treatments were part of the marriage, they should be considered part of the marital lifestyle, which should be maintained as much as possible post-divorce. The only difference is, in the future, she’ll use another man’s sperm. (emphasis mine)
So, he's going to pay for her to have another man's child? That seems fair, right?
So, kids, here's the lesson: DON'T GET MARRIED.
*HA - Triple meaning pun! I win the internet!
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