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I guess I was coming at it from a 'romantic way to express commitment to someone else'. I now realize I have the wrong audience here. Do you really think by no
by mym1990 4y ago
I guess I was coming at it from a 'romantic way to express commitment to someone else'. I now realize I have the wrong audience here.
Do you really think by not being married the State isn't in your affairs? Now THAT is a bizarre statement.
- borroka 4y agoI am 100% sure that if I broke up with my girlfriend or boyfriend, I would not need to sign any official documents. As far as I know, the procedure if we were married instead would be a bit more complicated (because of the involvement of the State). If it were a "romantic way of expressing one's commitment to another person," it would be enough to throw a party with friends, read a couple of fashionable poems, sign a guest book instead of an official register, and not invite the State into private affairs.