Jennifer Wilson

I worry that are people like fully reading what the agreement says?

Are they negotiating?

Always negotiate.

You know, you would never, you know, take on a new job without knowing, you know, your compensation package.

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You know, why would you why why would you enter a marriage without the same know-how?

I think that one thing that's really important here to understand is we're talking about a particular generation, millennials and Gen Z, who are used to thinking about divorce and separation.

You know, 25 percent of millennials are the children of millennials.

divorce or separation.

So they're coming to their new relationships with, you know, a certain amount of trauma.

And so, you know, there was a little bit of that, but not nearly as much as you would think.

I think that this generation is just a bit more...

realistic.

That, you know, that happily ever after or, you know, till death do we part are not realistic ways to think about marriage.

Companies like Hello Prenup are

They are offering all sorts of new clauses.

So something called like a social media image clause.

And what that does is you can, in your prenup, say for any disparaging content about your ex that you post on social media, you have to pay a financial penalty.

And you can set that financial penalty.

And it's like per post.