That's awesome. Anyways, I do not discriminate The more married, the better! Originally Posted by Gemma34
Crawl back under your rock troll. It's her decision, just like any other decision that any other provider has to make. Whatever makes her feel comfortable. It's not discrimination. Originally Posted by swarmyoneI'm wondering if I missed something here. Gemma has an opinion and I don't see where her opinion is critical of Dahlia...oh and not being a WK here, just stating an opinion.
I wonder if a guy who lives with and has children with a woman but never takes the step to make it legal would be considered married? Originally Posted by malwoodyQuite a few states have laws related to, and define "common law marriage" so in those states they are.
I'm wondering if I missed something here. Gemma has an opinion and I don't see where her opinion is critical of Dahlia...oh and not being a WK here, just stating an opinion. Originally Posted by malwoodyDude, nothing but respect for ya, but you got some blindfolds on if you can't see that. And no, really not interested in rehashing this thread, just couldn't help but comment on this.
Dude, nothing but respect for ya, but you got some blindfolds on if you can't see that. And no, really not interested in rehashing this thread, just couldn't help but comment on this. Originally Posted by JS42
Quite a few states have laws related to, and define "common law marriage" so in those states they are. Originally Posted by Unique_CarpenterWhat if it is not in one of "those states" ?
Try page 3. Originally Posted by JS42Page 3 came after her initial comment. My focus is what is wrong with her initial comment and what prompted swarmyone to attack her based on her initial comment..yeah, I know things got quite contentious after that but I still don't see why the initial comment drew fire. If someone, anyone would explain why another provider can't have an opinion that differs from the provider who started the thread I will understand. Respectfully not trying to rehash anything, just looking for an answer.
Quite a few states have laws related to, and define "common law marriage" so in those states they are. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter
What if it is not in one of "those states" ? Originally Posted by malwoodyIgnoring child support, which is covered regardless, in "non-states", when those relationships go south, attys sometimes get involved as well, and the drama and mudslinging can be more interesting. Thus, is there really a difference? Frankly, it's a karma thing to start with (and I sleep very well at night).
Dahlia, it's obviously your choice who you decide to see. And I support that. But why make a post about it? Were your wondering how people would feel about your choice? Why not just add this as a line in your ads /showcase? Originally Posted by CaptainKaosPlain and Simple...