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> with a contingency that a divorce would occur amicably (the second-most common case). Is that the second-most-common case? I haven't seen a single amicable
by zeveb 10y ago
> with a contingency that a divorce would occur amicably (the second-most common case).
Is that the second-most-common case? I haven't seen a single amicable divorce amongst my friends and colleagues. The level of nastiness has been different, of course, but it's never been amicable.
Given the profound downsides that I've seen, I think that a prenuptial agreement is mandatory for anyone who chooses to marry in our era. Otherwise you're just going for the standard 'prenup' — and like the standard deduction on your taxes, it just ain't sufficient.
- linkregister 10y agoDammit. While researching for some hard stats on this, I performed several Google searches containing the keywords "California divorce". Now I'm already getting divorce ads. Which my spouse might see. Better explain this one now before it becomes self-fulfilling ;) !
- poikniok 10y agoAnother great reason to have an ad blocker.
- coredog64 10y agoThat's what incognito mode is for. My cellphone provider is Cricket Wireless, and just leaving out the ".com" had Google showing me cards for cricket games for weeks on my Android. Now I only ever visit Cricket's website in incognito mode.
- nitrogen 10y agoAds could be targeted by IP.
- sbov 10y agoCan you clear it on this page? I've used it before to clear out "temporary" interests. https://www.google.com/settings/u/0/ads/authenticated https://www.google.com/settings/u/0/ads/authenticated
- knicholes 10y agoYou should be able to opt out of OBA ads by clicking on the AdChoices icon at the top of your display ads a little "play button", typically. Another, possibly less effective, way to do this is to clear your cookies. Then the "ad networks" will have to find another way to identify you and stitch your cookies together.