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And my two cents? I'm not married, and never will be as long as this culture allows feminazis any respect, permits shady judges to 'reallocate' 50% of a man's wealth, facilitates the 'placement' of children as far from the father as possible on the whims of the psycho ex-wife, and freely encourages women to shun cooking and cleaning for a day at the office. Man, I am SO glad that I haven't fallen into that trap!

Well, Nate, here's my story: I found that being an intelligent woman was something that truly intimidated most men. I was an engineer at NASA, could hold my own (intellectually speaking) with any guy, had my own condo, my own car, earned a VERY nice salary with legs that wouldn't quit and a pretty face. I was VERY independent. I was very happy with my life, absolutely convinced that there was no man that was my match ... until I met Mr. Peel -- a true renaissance man who himself was convinced that he was never going to find a woman who could speak beyond lip gloss colors. He wasn't interested in marriage -- and then we met, and we've been married for 15 years and every day is a absolute joy. Its better than being on a honeymoon. We still retain our own personalities: no one had to sacrifice a thing: together we found that we're greater than the sum of our parts.