You don't know what's gonna happen in marriage. You have no idea what the outcome's gonna be. The stats aren't great and so if you give up your financial identity you are lost when you get divorced. You're in a lot of trouble. The other thing I like about the prenup is it's a form of due diligence on your partner. And I've said this countless times, what matters in a marriage is, is not just the romantic aspect, you're founding a financial entity and you're doing that to support a family one day or at least you hope in many cases. It's really a good idea to find out a lot about your potential spouse before you get married. A prenup forces you to do that, which I think is fantastic. That's why I'm a big backer of this idea.