Men have always accused their wives of stealing their money. In our previous edition, we asked women what would make them steal their husbands’ money, and they gave various responses. However, women are also of the opinion that some men steal from their wives. As a result, we went round town to find out from men if women were right in saying that men also steal their wives’ money.

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The situation depends. Can one be accused of stealing, if he takes his wife's money that was kept carelessly?

why not just take it instead of steal it?

sweetpie23:

why not just take it instead of steal it?

It can become stealing, if the calculation in that family is 1 + 1 = 2, instead of 1 + 1 =1.

what

sweetpie23:

what

Yes, if both couples are in very good terms, love over-shadows everything. But where there is hatred amongst them, then 1 + 1 remains 2!.

I agree wiv oboma,if "1+1=1" den it shdnt b called stealin. .cos i blive wateva belongs2da husband belongs2da wife n viceversa. .

Technically, its impossible because they are married and what belongs to the husband belongs to the wife and vice versa.

Olisa4all:

I agree wiv oboma,if "1+1=1" den it shdnt b called stealin. .cos i blive wateva belongs2da husband belongs2da wife n viceversa. .

But what happens to a family where both are operating joint accounts and the husband keeps withdrawing with no regards to the wife's consent, and yet, the purpose of the withdrawal is always personal?

thats kinda funny a man stealing from his wife sounds weird to me sha but why not ask instead of steal

but its a funny world we live in now anything can happen

elecktra:



thats kinda funny a man stealing from his wife sounds weird to me sha but why not ask instead of steal

but its a funny world we live in now anything can happen

But it happens!.