Don't even give marriage the remotest consideration unless you are willing to accept:

  1. Being a guest in your own home • Losing your pension
  2. Living with the constant threat of alimony
  3. Paying $75.00 for a bar of soap shaped like a frog
  4. Knowing that between fifty and ninety cents of every dollar you make legally belongs to your wife
  5. Waking up twenty five years from now with a creature that shares few if any interests with you—but controls your estate
  6. Knowing that your children can be taken from you at any time and used to legally extort money from you that far exceeds their support costs
  7. Being just another member of the vast army of subservient worker-drones in the matriarchal society
  8. Supporting a large cast of doctors and lawyers
  9. Having someone else decide how you are going to spend your money, your vacations, and your energy

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The fact is, you show me a married man and I'll show you a man who's been hustled. Essentially, marriage (in America) is the handing of a rubber mallet to a selected woman, placing your balls on an anvil, and instructing her to take a swing any time she's so inclined. If you subsequently decide there is something patently one sided about the arrangement, the courts will encourage her to take numerous parting swings as you default. Further, you may be ordered to subject yourself, once per month, to other ritualistic hammerings (like sending her a large check, drawn on your account).

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Quoted from: The Predatory Female.