Let's say you're in a relationship with someone, and you both have been together for a number of years. During your relationship, each of you have seen your fair share of ups and downs and have worked through many obstacles that have caused you to to become closer over the years. You know that you have strong feelings for them, and you can't imagine losing them in your life at this point because they've permanently carved a place in your heart. You believe that they feel the same way about you. Now, you both have entered the prime of your lives, where you have either reached or made the necessary steps towards accomplishing your career goals as well as other endeavors, and you both are ready to settle down. Naturally, you both want to get married. So, the conversation about marriage comes up, and along with it, the topic of prenuptial agreements. You find out at this point that one of you is set on getting a prenuptial agreement, and the other one isn't. This causes conflict, as each of you have your own reasons for your decision, and doesn't want to give in. At this point, what would you do?