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Talk:Essay:The Invisible Hand of Marriage (view source)
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::Besides, people don't get married to their ''sisters''. I know I wouldn't! -[[User:MelanieKoontz|MelanieKoontz]] 13:36, 6 August 2008 (EDT)
::Besides, people don't get married to their ''sisters''. I know I wouldn't! -[[User:MelanieKoontz|MelanieKoontz]] 13:36, 6 August 2008 (EDT)
::: Love how trusting you are. You've never heard of two sisters being total opposites? Anyhow, only two of the "hands" directly say that the balance of man and woman is what drives this "hand". My question to you is why two men couldn't be just as productive as a man and a woman, just as focused on bettering their family, just as focused on finding economic goals that set the family in a better position and thereby drive each individual more. Each person in a couple, regardless of gender, helps the other out, encourages them, balances them, gently points out flaws and aids in fixing those flaws, etc. Why is this exclusive to a man and a woman in marriage?--[[User:IcedTea|IcedTea]] 13:55, 6 August 2008 (EDT)