Marriage Protection
Oct. 12th, 2003 10:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
valarltdWhat my marriage does need protecting from:
1) Taxes that drain productivity, yet return next to no benefit.
2) Health insurance that is literally 30-50% of my paycheck
3) Legislation like HR 1119, The Family time Flexibility Act, currently on the House Calendar. Now, I am getting comp time for that 4 hours a month I work on Saturday. I'm salaried. But if I wear an hourly, I'd want time and a half.
4) Rising Cost of Living
5) A society that thinks marriage is based on romance and love, and doesn't acknowledge that it takes a great deal of determination, effort and thought to stay together
What my marriage doesn't need protection from:
1) Other couples who want to marry, regardless of gender and orientation.
1) Taxes that drain productivity, yet return next to no benefit.
2) Health insurance that is literally 30-50% of my paycheck
3) Legislation like HR 1119, The Family time Flexibility Act, currently on the House Calendar. Now, I am getting comp time for that 4 hours a month I work on Saturday. I'm salaried. But if I wear an hourly, I'd want time and a half.
4) Rising Cost of Living
5) A society that thinks marriage is based on romance and love, and doesn't acknowledge that it takes a great deal of determination, effort and thought to stay together
What my marriage doesn't need protection from:
1) Other couples who want to marry, regardless of gender and orientation.
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Amen!
Date: 2003-10-13 07:30 am (UTC)NMPW From The Other Side
C ya,
The Plaid Adder