I'm relatively new to this sub but I read "the game" a couple of years ago so I already knew most of the acronyms and terminology you guys use. I accidentally stumbled upon TRP from someone trolling in a major sub and subscribed today. Alright what I wanted to say is... I am in my early twenties and can honestly say I have never been taught what a marriage legally is. (Went to catholic high school, but also attended college) So I decided to google it today and it basically says that historically the man provides the shelter and necessities while the woman takes care of the shelter, has sex with man and raises children. Okay that's what I expected. But it also said something about marriage keeping morals and civilization? (Sounds outdated but okay) But what is the actual point of getting married "officially"? I'm no longer religious and would like to think I'm open-minded. Never had a serious relationship and realistically never planned on getting married. What benefits are there for a man to get married? I came from a divorced household so I sure as hell know the man gets royally fucked after the split. How does the tax differentiate while married and basically why would someone ever want to get married?