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This idea has stopped my husband from EVER considering divorce.

You still imply it in your arguments throughout these masterful threads.

I mean the women here AND the general public of women. Again, trad Catholic women and those posing as "trads", here, aren't immune to the dispositions of modern women. They harbor a lot of it already.

Tell that to the Catholic women "divorcing" their husbands and using the courts to steal most of what he owns. If these Catholic women truly believed and lived it, they wouldn't be engaging in court-sanctioned larceny against the husband. This is why a prenup is necessary. Also, the wife has no title to what the man earned and built before he married her. She, being his wife, naturally, must share in it, but if she "divorces" him, she should get none of it. The prenup should have this guaranteed protection. The assets, wealth, savings, etc they earn while they're married belong to both of them, equally, for the betterment of the family. The prenup is fair when it allows what they earned and built during their marriage to be divided according to each person's contribution to it, if the marriage ends in "divorce". If the husband saves $200,000  and the wife saves 1/4 of that at $50,000, during their marriage, and then "divorce" occurs, the wife shouldn't get $75,000 of what the man contributed as to effect an equal payout. The prenup should protect the man against this unjust redistribution. She only equally shares in whatever they both provide while they're faithfully married. However, whatever than man built & acquired on his own before the marriage, he keeps all of it, and the wife has no title to it.

More than sometimes. It's weaponized larceny against married men who get "divorced" by their wives.

I never attacked the nature of married life. I reckon marriage life is neat. Man just has to protect himself by getting a prenup and avoiding a state license.

In fact, I paid homage to REAL marriage, which is done through the Holy Sacrament of the Church, for that is the only marriage I recognize. It's the only marriage God sees, too, not "marriage" contracted by the state.