Blessing in Disguise

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AITAH for ending my relationship after my girlfriend said no to marriage?

<<< The night I proposed, I tried to make the night as memorable and "perfect" as possible. I asked her after a nice dinner surrounded by the family, and she said "No, not yet anyways."
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[He then proposes a second time some months later, and she said the same thing.]
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I told her the truth, and informed her that I think we need to end the relationship. >>>

Bro, you are right: "no" means "no." And she was telling you in no uncertain terms that she wanted more money from you. You dodged a bullet. Do NOT marry the next one. 



Men,

Women are the gatekeepers of sex, MEN are the gatekeepers of marriage. 
There is no benefit for a Western Man to get married. 
Marriage laws and the courts are 100% against you. 

Marriage in the West is a financial contract where the female is incentivized to break the contract.
Western marriage is not Biblical marriage. 
No, you did not find the woman who is the rare exception. 

All alimony is redistribution of wealth. 
All child support is redistribution of wealth. 
Redistribution of wealth is not Biblical. 
 
80% of marriages end in divorce. 
Women initiate 80% of divorces. 
The next 80% of divorces are initiated by him because SHE cheated! 

Don't.
Get. 
Married.

Marriage is the biggest scam of the 21st Century. 





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