[Ajnin]

"It's not that I plan to get divorced," says Kaplan, 23,

That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

[Caipirabob]

That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

LOL! Nearly word for word I had the same thought.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

Dearly beloved,

How about taking your prenuptual agreement on the flight with you to Somalia? I bought you a one-way ticket.

P.S. Don't let the door hit you on your conceited little butt on the way out.

America - home of millions of women with attitude. (like we need more of that)

This is still more proof American males should seek women from Russia and Eastern Europe.

[HairOfTheDog]

"It's not that I plan to get divorced," says Kaplan, 23, That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

There is nothing wrong with people taking precautions to protect what they have, even if they hope they never have use it.

I have gun for self-protection that I hope I never have to use also. By owning that gun, am I just hoping for a break-in?

[Nowhere Man]

"It's not that I plan to get divorced," says Kaplan, 23,

Me three, for some reason getting divorced is what would happen to this lady. Maybe I'm trying to read too much into the mind of this "lady" but it seems she is looking for a "Sugar Daddy." One question I would have to ask her is that did she have her daughter to a marriage to where she got divorced or did she have her out of wedlock? I'm not picking on the daughter, she is an innocent in all of this, but it seems like this lady seems to be unrepentant to where she wants to do the right thing. All I can say to her is that she needs something much bigger in life than a pre-nup and the place to where she should start looking is The Bible.

[FrdmLvr]

Yeah, she has to protect the alimony from her last marriage.

[KC_Conspirator]

That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

LOL! Planning to fail, wonderful.

[Protagoras]

That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

Protecting against fraud is not the same as expecting it.

[Quick1]

I have car insurance, but I'm not planning on getting in an accident. It's sad that we have to do this, but even when you know, or think you know your partner, it's still a good idea to get a pre-nup.

Think of it this way, if you REALLY know your partner, and you will never ever divorce, what harm could there be in having a prenup that you will never use?

[paulat]

That's exactly what your doing, you little harpy.

...hmmm...what if you married in ABSOLUTE good faith (maybe you had money, maybe not)...but you had a seizure...and for years you were in what they were calling a "persistent vegetative state."

...then...what if the hubby decides to off you???