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That "one wrong answer" is "don't worry baby, we don't need protection. I'll pull out!"
Riiiiight...the pullout method isn't real birth control. She hears him minimizing her (justified) concerns, realizes what an ass he's being, and runs. Perfectly justified, IMO.
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OHHHH Shit forgot about that and it's in this ep. Hell was thinking of earlier ones Sooory
- Aug 22, 2018
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I hate to be "that girl" but your wrong. Common law marriage is a couple living together with plans on getting married, they were engaged. That's all.
Again, she doesn't need justification she got herself a lawyer which the MC didn't. He gave up and ran away and lost claim to everything.
I don't mean to be rude but google can tell you all this.
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- Jan 18, 2018
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For everyone speaking "legal-ese"- y'all do realize this is just a game, right? 
Bethany isn't going to take your actual stuff. Lol
Bethany isn't going to take your actual stuff. Lol
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Not if I can help it Fuck that bitchFor everyone speaking "legal-ese"- y'all do realize this is just a game, right?
- Jan 18, 2018
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- I tried both ways and for whatever reason it must be a bug. If Arnold is at her party then you (for whatever reason) have to take Amy to the hotel first and then take Melody home.
- Yeah, I realize that...but it reduces a chance to have another date with Melody (and SHE is the title character- the game isn't called "Bang Melody's Relatives". There are some instances where this game is too linear, but given that you only have a specific number of days to do all these things before school starts- I can kinda understand.
- I wasn't aware that you could this. I thought that you had to fulfill the prerequisites for each of the characters in order to unlock their content. I may have to try this approach later. Thanks for the tip.
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Uh but she was implied to be cheating on him way even before their breakup, and she wanted everything that she can get her hands, like HIS own car, if you wanna breakup 'cus you don't like someone anymore, sure, but she's literally intentionally taking everything away from him and make him desperate, and she's a salty bitch lol
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Next DLC.............For everyone speaking "legal-ese"- y'all do realize this is just a game, right?
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Yeah, I realize that...but it reduces a chance to have another date with Melody (and SHE is the title character- the game isn't called "Bang Melody's Relatives".
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- Jan 18, 2018
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Eh, Amy is stunning- she's just not Melody.
I'm sure I'm already going to have enough problems juggling Melody, Sophia, and Rebecca... Do I really want to complicate my fake life anymore than I have to? Lol
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OK didn't read you through if you'r talking bout Bethany it's all up in the air
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Sorry I'm trying to explain something you don't mean I guess I'm beat Time for bed
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No. Common law marriage is a legal term that means different things in different places. Anywhere from living together to filing a statement that they are married, to agreeing to be married + living together + representing themselves to others as married. See different places and requirements here:
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.Getting a lawyer doesn't give you everything. Running away doesn't mean you give up rights to your property. At a minimum she'd need to sue, have him served, and go to court. Not being able to find someone means the plaintiff will need to have substitute service done, which takes more time, and allows the defendant more time to respond.
The plaintiff files, then serves the defendant, then the defendant gets some time to respond. Motions can push this out a long time.
The MC thinks "I worked really hard for this car. No way I'm giving it up." He'd probably be able to show that it was primarily his, even if both of their names are on the title. If they maintained separate bank accounts (he doesn't mention pulling anything out of joint accounts, so they probably did) and he paid the payments out of his account, the court will almost certainly award the car to him. She wants everything, he says ok to all the household stuff and her car, but he wants his stuff and his car. More than fair.
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UM, not really as simple as you make out. If the car title is in his name then it's not theft. If the registration has his name on it, it's not theft. The lawyer doesn't make as much difference as a judge. If they are married then until a divorce decree is issues (and depending on what the local laws say) the property is pretty much still community property. The soon to be ex-wife can propose anything she wants, but it's not binding until the judge says so. Also without kids most courts split everything 50-50 (unless she can prove she gave up something big for the marriage or there are children). From what I heard she still has her career, he still has his career, no children and there is no proof of infidelity. Now As I understand it they aren't married, so who ever bought it owns it. Now they can split it anyway they want it, but whoever has a receipt has the advantage.
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He vanished for most of the year she doesn't know he wasn't fucking around and i'm pretty sure she's the one with the money.
She did the smart thing and went for a lawyer, he ran away after agreeing to her having everything. He didn't respond after the car thing so what was he expecting to happen?
He ran away with what is now legally hers. She may be a salty bitch but he's a manchild with no sense of responsibility or common sense. Plus it's a game, she was always going to pop back up at some point, that was obvious.
I just find it hard to sympathise with anyone that runs away from their problems. She'd already won, he helped her by running off and screwed himself.
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We don't know exactly what he agreed to, since we didn't see the email he sent. But the agreement was never finalized - she wrote, "Come over to my place and swap them over and we've got a deal.", talking about the cars. Never happened, no deal.
He didn't run away with what is legally hers. If the title is in his name, he needs to sign it over to her. If it's in both their names they still need to do a title transfer. And he ran away to Tim's before they had this discussion.
How did he screw himself? She threw him out, he went to a different town for a job.
Why do you feel it's fair that she get almost everything?
- Aug 22, 2018
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Common sense. If the car was in his name she'd have no claim which means it isn't. Deal might not have been finalised but he sent her an email saying she could have everything but the car, not saying which car, and that would stand up in court.
As for fair, fair has nothing to do with it. Nothing in life is fair unless you are willing to work or fight for it, he did neither.