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I could also expound on my previous point about property by saying that the difference between my remote and my wife is that my remote COULDN’T claim mutual ownership. They’re are animate and inanimate objects. Inanimate objects fall into two categories: sentient and non-sentient. Non-sentient is like a dog which you can own. Sentient would be your wife. The difference between the degree of mutual ownership between a man and a woman (in the context of a relationship) can be split into categories. You have verbally contractual mutual ownership (girlfriend). Next, you have state sanctioned, written contractual, mutual ownership (marriage)
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