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ABIMBOLA77 (f)
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@bagoma: did he actually say it or it fell out of his mouth... OR.. na beannnnnnssss?/
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madam (f)
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@ naijadiva and abimbola77 i second u girls...
Some ladies in this forum are saying that we should submit our pay checks and that God says we should be submissive... (which is correct) but they seem to have forgotten the initial story about submitting the paycheck.... no woman would be happi under such circumstance i beg....
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alheri (f)
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madam, thank you jo! I believe everyone is responding in relation to the initial story. I still maintain that any man who demands his wife's paycheck is no MAN at all. Even pastors do not do that, I don't believe any man of God would ask his wife to submit her paycheck, HABA! So noone should come here and try to blackmail people with all this submission thingy. For a man to be a MAN in his house he should be capable physically, emotinally, financially etc and not be thinking of what his wife will submit to him at the end of the month. Its a different thing if someone says her husband's pay cannot meet all the family's needs and so she has to chip in sometimes, it can also be a matter of choice. I am fully, completely and wholly submissive to my husband(he can tell you that), but he has never demanded my paycheck and I have never felt compelled to submit my pay to him. I contirbute to the upkeep of my family as much as I can and in a very commendable way (if i might say so myself) but it is my husbands duty to provide for his family. I believe it is even worse for a woman not to allow her husband exercise his rights/duties or whatever as a man by thinking she has to contribute before he can provide for the family.
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nikinash (f)
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marriage is for men, not boys. and a man will be very comfortable with providing for his family. my husband has never and will never ask for my paycheck, because he is a man and capable and able of taking care of his family. that is not to say i do not contribute effectively to the upkeep of the household. even with my fat salary, my husband stll gives me housekeeping allowance. i didnt beg him to come and take me form my father's house, so he shows very well that he is a man up to the task in every way. so you boys buckle up!
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alheri (f)
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nikinash,thank you jare, God bless you!
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GL (f)
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It's good if couples are close enough to disclose such information. It's the best.
However, if the man wants to make it a submission issue, no woman should agree. Let the man go and earn his own money and mind his business.
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allonym
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No need to make it a submission issue.
Just ask her to hand over the money.
If she doesn't do it, you aleady have other problems.
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Rhodalyn (f)
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never would i submit ma paycheck 2 ma husbeeeeee i worked 2 earn da money dere4 i must use it n feel da goodness
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allonym
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I think someone has pointed out that EVERY female who made similar statements was not married.
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Rhodalyn (f)
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no I'm nt bt whn i do I'm nt submit ma patcheck 2 ma husbee no way
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allonym
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hmm, why don't we wait until you can really answer that question 
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Rhodalyn (f)
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da best time i can answer that question is now ooooooo as da saying goes time n tide waits 4 no man why u wnt your wifee submit her paycheck 2 u abi so u go chop da money 
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allonym
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No,
there can be plenty of reasons why a person would do that. They could be:
1) better at managing money 2) they won't get stressed out about paying bills and taxes 3) they make better investment decisions 4) they are better at enforcing they couple's rules when it comes to money 5) more reasons a person could think of
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Rhodalyn (f)
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would u wnt ur wifee 2 submit her's 2 u because u're al of da above?
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allonym
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well, if I answer the question, then she will knowso I won't answer the question.
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Rhodalyn (f)
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well den, I'm al of da above so why dnt we get married someday so u submit ur paycheck 2 me 
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Rhodalyn (f)
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I'm also very committed i ws only kiddin whn i said that
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allonym
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oh. . its a race then!
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Rhodalyn (f)
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wht is a race?
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Motee (f)
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I cannot submit my pay check to my man even though he will know how much I earn or at times even know how much I have in my account. For the fact that he has the right to ask me for money out of it does not mean he has the right to take it away from me except, if I willingly want to give him to hold for instances where I am unable to control my spending.
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Rhodalyn (f)
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i don't know
den why did u say it's a race den? dnt say tins u dnt knw!
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allonym
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ok. . what should I have said?
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Rhodalyn (f)
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how re mine supposed 2 knw wht u should av said
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allonym
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you seem like you would know
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Rhodalyn (f)
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well den, I'm telling u now, i dnt knw!
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allonym
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then maybe you shouldn't have said something
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allonym
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if you didn't know what i was supposed to not have said about what I didn't say, then maybe if you didn't say anything about it, we would not have the problem of trying to figure out what we didn't know that i was supposed to have said
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