Failed to save a Friend

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    BrainPilot
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    The time to save a friend is before they’ve got emotional hooks already in them, if that’s even possible. Best thing to do now is keep in touch with your friend, be ready to let him sleep on your couch for a few weeks when she robs him, and plan to use his experience as an example for other friends before they get to the point that he is at now. Sorry that this seems harsh. The reasons the situation is as harsh as it is have originated with the girl your friend is going to marry. Her last committed suicide after she got done with him. If that doesn’t concern your friend enough to pause and think, probably nothing you can say will…

    Look, it's not my fault that tornado dropped a house on your sister. Now get back on your broom and get your ass out of here... and take your monkeys with you

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    SKYRULE
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    Stargazer
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    Easy on the forum spamming, brother. If you’ve got something to say you only have to say it once.

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    Every man is in charge of his own destiny. He made his own choices and you can’t do that for him. If your friend hasn’t wised up yet, trust me, he will. Have some beer around and get your couch ready for him. Let him cry his f~~~ing eyes out. When he’s done, give him some logic and reason and PLAN his future with him. It is never too late to get out.

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    Ronin
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    Bigvikingchef!!  Dude your friend is 45 and marrying a women who is 40 with a daughter!  There is very little chance he will have kid with this woman. It is totally pointless and he completely intoxicated on love. He is exposing himself, his retirement, his house and any other assets (that would be quite considerable at this point in his life) to this golddigger. This is the only reason she trying to marry him.

    Try taking him to divorce court and have him sit and watch the proceedings.  50/50 chance he will be there.  Try to get him to push a pre-nup on the golddigger to see how she reacts. If that does not work, try to get him to put his assets in a Nevada Asset Protection Trust.  It is not perfect, but it could partially shield him in his future divorce. Note NAPT’s only work for assets located in the state of Nevada, such as having savings account or investment account with a financial institution charted in that state. Likewise it can protect property that is physically located in Nevada.  The reason why a NAPT is great is that it unlike trusts in the other 49 states, it WILL protect your assets in a divorce.  However, it has a 2 year maturation requirement to go into effect. I feel this is an extreme but effective way to protect yourself, plus you do not need the consent of the other party, i.e. the golddigger like you would in a pre-nup.

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    GoneGalt
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    @jambear: I honestly do not know what to do? The time to keep her claws out of him has come and gone. I see now that she is going to take him to the cleaners. If I tell him out right what I see he will not listen. What can I do?

    If at this date he is still married, direct him to this site and others that explain the marriage contract 2.0 in detail. If he is capable of independent thought (and honesty to himself no matter how painful), he will see that the longer the marriage goes the more he has financially to lose. If he doesn’t have a kid with her, so much the better. If after researching this subject your friend remains committed to the blue pill, back away, you’ve done all that you could do, it’s up to him to awaken. You can’t save everyone, it isn’t your responsibility, your only responsibility is to first save yourself and then try to help those you care about – past that it’s up to them.

     

     

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    Truthseeker
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    You loan him a very special book called “The Manipulated Man” – by Esther Vilar. And give him time to swallow the red pill.

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