He was talking about you guys having equality. Now I'm not agreeing one way or another, I don't know shit about UK law, but cmaaaaan lin
fucking leroy, got a hardon for me all the time
"try so hard motherfuckers wanna fine me"
LOL
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/...-man.htmlWhere the law lies
if you’re a
higher-earning wife
- The law treats men and women equally.
- It looks first at needs (housing and expenditure), sharing (surplus wealth) and compensation (if one person has given up their career to look after the family).
- There are no hard and fast rules about
exactly how much your husband will be awarded. A court will look at how long you’ve been together, how much money you went into the marriage with, and the standard of living he has become used to.
- Where income is significant, matrimonial assets will almost always be shared equally, unless there’s a good reason against this – for example, a short marriage or inheritances.
- Paying monthly maintenance to men is still relatively rare and usually happens only in cases where the husband has given up his career to look after the children. To avoid paying regular alimony, you are usually advised to offer a lump sum in the settlement on top of the marital assets split, which is seen as compensation for his disadvantage in the workplace.
- For more advice, visit insidedivorce.com or go to the Starting Over Show in Brighton on 15 March (startingovershow.co.uk)
So in those rare instances where the woman is a power rich hungry bitch and for some reason dates a broke ass nigga, sure that dude is getting paid. Tell me how often that happens. Just try and act like that is a high number, just do it.