reubenbabatope:


very funny

hey,what is that stuff on yer dp?

KingCheezyPuff:
hey,what is that stuff on yer dp?

reubenbabatope:

I sell oven-smoked catfish

KingCheezyPuff:
nice.How's business?

reubenbabatope:


biz make sense small

vicstar:



so u won't like me?


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KingCheezyPuff:
may you increase

kennygee:
These days, its not new to see Men help out around the house with chores. I particularly find it sexy. The sight of coming home from work tired and Honey has made dinner or you walk in to the kitchen and see him cooking.

But what if this becomes a permanent thing?

kennygee:
I have a colleague whose husband is unemployed, so he does most of the chores in the house and even starts cooking dinner before she gets home.

It might be his way of being "useful" in the house since he's unable to pay the bills for now. But even she complains of how she is losing herself as a woman. And her hubby no dey hear, e go still wash clothes for her before she come house.

I thought she was lucky, but she said she'd prefer it if he had a job.

Jman06:
And I thought some ladies say that doing house chores is also a JOB ? I read that very often on nairaland, so ladies, why are you people changing the goal post now ? Because a man is involved ?

Anyway, I believe domestic chores should be shared. No one should be housewife or househusband.

ubunja:

onpoint.
even in the US women are pushing for house chores to be listed as unpaid work.and so push forward this idea that women are doing more work than men.
but if a guy did the same work the story changes: house chores are nothing. lmfaoooo

bro you are right.women complain house work is hard work, but if a man were to do it suddenly house chores are easy work.

kennygee:
These days, its not new to see Men help out around the house with chores. I particularly find it sexy. The sight of coming home from work tired and Honey has made dinner or you walk in to the kitchen and see him cooking.

But what if this becomes a permanent thing?

kennygee:
I have a colleague whose husband is unemployed, so he does most of the chores in the house and even starts cooking dinner before she gets home.

It might be his way of being "useful" in the house since he's unable to pay the bills for now. But even she complains of how she is losing herself as a woman. And her hubby no dey hear, e go still wash clothes for her before she come house.

I thought she was lucky, but she said she'd prefer it if he had a job.

zexy2030:
it should be an agreement between the two parties but let's consider it this way what if she is having children...how will the man feel? a man or less a man.?
I hate the sight of men taking children to school , preparing their meal, backing babies..it's mental derailment and sale of his birthright.