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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by don4real18(m): 11:11pm On May 11, 2020
veave:
Hian.

Wetin I go talk go pain you o. But na the truth I go tell you. Madam, right now I can't tell you to start with 50% so I will say 20%.

Thank God there is covid and I pray your job doesn't get affected. As soon as you resume, the second day you get to work tell him there has been a 40% reduction from your salary due to low inflow of cash. You need to save at least 20% of your salary. This money no Matter if the roof is falling down you're not to touch it. Na your back up money be that. The other 20% is for your upkeep. You and your kids should survive on the remaining 50% because you'd definitely pay tithe. It's because he knows you always have a back up plan that is why he is relaxed and allowing you foot all the bills.
No this kain thing make me say I no go marry "brother" when I dey small. Most of them are lazy and are dreamers. They expect manner to fall from heaven after their praying and fasting forgetting Paul had a handiwork that sustained him all through his life hence he didn't have to beg and depend on anyone. I no dey like this kind jist. He's not even appreciative of his supportive wife. I know women who use all their money to buy shoes, clothes and the latest asoebi, their husbands dare not say pim because they'd even take his own and join.
Are you married?
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Evercurious(f): 11:12pm On May 11, 2020
My dear this is caused by poor planning before marriage. Your husband is getting frustrated due to lack of adequacy funds and worse of it is that he isnt handling the issue properly.

HE IS FRUSTRATED AND JUST POURING HIS FRUSTRATIONS IN YOU THE NEAREST PERSON. KPELE. The Lord is your strength
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Seunallly: 11:12pm On May 11, 2020
angelusbrut:
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̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅L̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅I̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅f̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅g̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅,̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅w̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅y̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅u̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅b̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅b̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅
̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅Y̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅d̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅y̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅,̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅u̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅d̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅d̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅,̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅I̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅j̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅u̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅p̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅d̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅,̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅y̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅u̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅
̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅N̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅h̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅I̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅j̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅p̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅I̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅c̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅'̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅k̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅y̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅s̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅l̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅f̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅o̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅p̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅n̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅d̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅i̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅g̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅ ̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅m̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅a̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅t̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅e̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅r̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅.̲̲̫̲̲̫̲̲̅̅̅̅̅̅
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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by andyanders: 11:13pm On May 11, 2020
kestolove95:
Divorce d modafucka nd move on with ur life, get a young guy as a sec toy...no time men are stupeed


'Divorce the man and get a young guy as second toy'. I know say na ur type dey fvck outside while still married.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by OkikiOluwa1(m): 11:13pm On May 11, 2020
Nwodosis:
It is obvious you are not the talking type but the writing type, we have read your version, how do we get your husband's version? There is no smoke without fire!
LMAO elder Nwodosis
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by runto: 11:15pm On May 11, 2020
This is the first time naira Landers will talk from experience .
Mumsy , give him a break. When work resumes ,gather money rent an abode ...try an independent life without swerat .it is called separation for a while .
If he did not admit his fault , file for divorce afterall you have projects on ground which are your kids.

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Rexology: 11:16pm On May 11, 2020
MizJaY:
Sorry for the long message but this lockdown period might favour reading long msgs.

I'm the quiet type so I have never opened mouth to insult my husband during any misunderstanding. Just arguments and my voice may go up a bit trying to explain or clear myself but he will start saying im raising my voice and talking back at him and start saying all sorts of things.

Honestly sometimes I wished I could unleash the anger deep down and screammm but I always have self control. If u sit with him, he will give u a million reasons why I'm not a good wife and if u don't know me well, u will fall for it because he tells it so well. I will not say everything he says is false, but 80% is. Only those that really know me, will know he is d one that has problem. He's too difficult at times.

In an office, there's usually that one person that quarrels with everyone am I right? But I end up being d only person that dat person doesn't quarrel with cos I try as much as possible to avoid quarrels that's just d kind of person I am. Calm and quiet.

When I met my husband NYSC days, he was very close to God, organizing programs in church and handling them. That was the main reason I got close to him cos I wasnt so spiritual and needed someone to help me grow spiritually through life. He told me he was called to be a pastor and that excited me but I'm not seeing that now lol. He's spiritual life is almost zero. And back then, he had nothing, we would spend all my money even to reach his sick mother in the village I would buy all the foodstuff to send to her.

The way he talked he sounded promising that things will get better with him, but today, I still suffer, I have no savings, all my salary is on the house. He works too and earns but he's salary covers rent and the children's school fees finished. I do the rest but he doesn't appreciate the fact that I sacrifice everything I earn to feeding the house. We are family of 6. Everything provision, food, children school snack, fuel for car and gen, gas filing etc etc it's me. And that's how my whole salary will just go fiam.

if I ws getting a little appreciation I for no mind but rather I get insults o. It's my fault that
Money is finished, it's my fault that we have no savings, I don't know how to manage money, I'm hoarding my money etc etc those are d words that come out of his mouth o.

I used to be a beautiful woman but no more, I wear one shoe everyday to work, can't buy myself clothes shoes nothing I had to cut my hair to relieve myself from hair money lol. I'm stressed out thinking of where money will come for feeding when my salary gets finished before month end at times I have to beg my sister or my dad a pensioner or hussle one way or d other. I now developed high bp and today I'm living with hypertension taking drugs everyday. It was my parents that gave my husband d job he's doing today. He is not in talking terms with he's dad n siblings. Before he's mother died, things were not too good between them. My husband likes to always form man of d house and want me to apologise whenever there's a misunderstanding saying that I am d one wrong, I'm always wondering how am always the one wrong and he's not � every time.

Sometimes self I don't know what I did that mks him angry he will just start carrying face. Today makes it a week we are not talking cos he has been carrying face since 7days now, and went to post something on wassap yesterday that a woman that cannot apologise to her husband cannot stay in marriage.

My brothers and sisters if I know of anything I did that I have to apologise for yet I refused to apologise that is making him carry face, may God strike me. If u know I did anything wrong why not come to me and tell me u don't like what I did and tell me what i did rather than carry face up n down. He always does that. At times I do ask him and as usual am always d one at fault. Maybe it's cos I'm a quiet person he's taking me for mumu.

The national anthem now is that because he does not have money that's why I don't respect him the way I'm supposed to. I'm always careful with my word when gisting with him cos make I make mistake say Donald duke is d current governor of rivers state haaa problem don enter and it may spoil d sweet gisting we were having. He go almost insult me and become uninterested in gisting with me again cos i don talk mumu talk.

So how can I handle such man cos if no be say I be quiet person, I for don receive serious beating black and blue from this man cos he has done it earlier on in our marriage not serious beating sha but I had some bruises. If not that my parents are still alive and warned him. Tho he still attempts once in a blue moon I go jus arrange myself. But I'm kind of tired. I have no money cos trust me, if I had, Maybe i for don dey plan my move sef I no dey enjoy marriage life at all

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Kingarthur21: 11:16pm On May 11, 2020
Jullima:
My dear you have described most Nigerian marriages. We see it here a lot on NL. Keeping malice and Nigerian husbands are 5&6. You are not allowed to express your feelings, it’s called talking back. You’re also supposed to apologise for something you were a victim of. If the husband is not 100% the breadwinner, even worse, any body language or words are interpreted as “you don’t respect me because you are contributing”

P.S our NL favourite matron will come in and blame you for not choosing right, even though he presented himself as a godly man or you must have done something to change a godly man.

Sis, it is well.
You should not be scared of calling them sassysure and bukatyne out,let them see for themselves this post and change the way the approach issues like this
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by emmaodet: 11:16pm On May 11, 2020
Jullima:
My dear you have described most Nigerian marriages. We see it here a lot on NL. Keeping malice and Nigerian husbands are 5&6. You are not allowed to express your feelings, it’s called talking back. You’re also supposed to apologise for something you were a victim of. If the husband is not 100% the breadwinner, even worse, any body language or words are interpreted as “you don’t respect me because you are contributing”

P.S our NL favourite matron will come in and blame you for not choosing right, even though he presented himself as a godly man or you must have done something to change a godly man.

Sis, it is well.
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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Baddest1(m): 11:16pm On May 11, 2020
GboyegaD:


This your number 3 though.... I can't imagine someone apologizing over and over again for a crime not committed and I sure would detest it s a man.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Nobody: 11:17pm On May 11, 2020
samoranononi:
After reading your post, I decided to check your profile to see your previous posts and after reading I come to a conclusion that you are the problem and basically not your husband.

2012 you were complaining about how you dated two guys and they ended up dumbing you. You dated one of them for 5 years and the other for two years. You said you were the one taking care of them financially and you spent on your savings on them and they ended up dumbing.

My question is what were you doing that made both of them to dump you? Were you able to analyzed your flaws and worked on them?

I saw another post about you soliciting for help to support yourself and your 3 kids but now you have 6 kids. Growing family without growing finance is something can crash home. I understand your income and that of your husband is no longer sufficient for your home.

My advice is pray for your husband. When a man truly cares about his family and his unable to give them the best, he ended up being frustrated and unhappy. you don’t have to remind him of his current situation every time. He needs your spiritual support more than you coming here to share this with us. Please spend more time to communicate to God than people.

May God bless you and your family

You know I actually did the exact same thing, I went through all her posts on her profile. You hit the nail on the head.

The husband is frustrated and unfortunately is putting the frustration on the woman. I am not married but I know my mum always told me you can't have two lions heading the home, one should be a Lion and the other a Sheep. The Lion acts foolish most times and it's up to the sheep (the calm one) to control the situation and sometimes play the fool just for the sake of the marriage.

Beware of advice from single ladies and single guys like me here, if you follow most advice you will just end up ruining your marriage. Cheers cool

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by AreaFada2: 11:18pm On May 11, 2020
OP, we men also have experience to contribute. In fact for a balanced view both genders need to contribute.

I keep saying people should talk finances before marriage. It's not romantic but it's realistic and imperative.

After wedding party marriage starts proper. And is often not a bed of roses.

It doesn't matter what nasty or great characters OP or hubby might be, with just 2 kids and a better planning of family and finances, the current economic frustration would be less.
I see money worries as the main issue.

If Op could spend 75% of her earnings on herself and save from it, while still living comfortably on hubby's income, we will not hear fiam!

In fact the anger is due to not having enough money to flex life and family as he would like. But violence or anger is not the answer. It will just ruin the family.

Being quiet may avoid quarrel but stores up problems for later.
Certain dos and don'ts should be agreed before marriage. Or not go into it at all.

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by ghiloman28(m): 11:19pm On May 11, 2020
This one deep o. No fire without smoke though
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by ReeLoaDead(m): 11:19pm On May 11, 2020
angelfallz:
Guy you funny, so if the husband now comes on nairaland and gives a version that makes the OP out to be a bad wife you would switch sides to the man Abi?
Why not give your advice and avoid siding with anyone?
That is correct, my advice was based on her account of events. I believe I made that very clear in my post. Why not you give your own advice too or is my advice causing you to lose sleep? cheesy
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Samgalaxy: 11:20pm On May 11, 2020
You need a professional Marriage counselor, Please not necessarily your Pastor 'cos your pastor might not be skilled in handling such issues professionally. It is not an hopeless situation, i will advise you stop suffering silence

MizJaY:
Sorry for the long message but this lockdown period might favour reading long msgs.

I'm the quiet type so I have never opened mouth to insult my husband during any misunderstanding. Just arguments and my voice may go up a bit trying to explain or clear myself but he will start saying im raising my voice and talking back at him and start saying all sorts of things.

Honestly sometimes I wished I could unleash the anger deep down and screammm but I always have self control. If u sit with him, he will give u a million reasons why I'm not a good wife and if u don't know me well, u will fall for it because he tells it so well. I will not say everything he says is false, but 80% is. Only those that really know me, will know he is d one that has problem. He's too difficult at times.

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Ifechi2020: 11:21pm On May 11, 2020
Sincerely, my marriage has a lot of similarities to urs but my husband still foots majority of the bills cos I didn't yield to that. Its because of the good heart u have, he's using it against u. I have been broken many times but God has been my stay.
One thing u must know is that if anything happens to u now, ur hubby will marry another wife who might treat ur kids badly. U have to live for them.
Save a little for urself to fall back on. Don't reveal ur savings to him. Infact, make ur kids ur next of kin. Be close to God. He will give u the grace to pass this phase and enjoy your marriage




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So I though sha cos I'm not sure I'm d only one going thru this kind thing. Most marriages na just mk we manage dey push am dey go....lol[/quote]
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Kingarthur21: 11:21pm On May 11, 2020
Ishilove:

It isn't very simple my dear. This is marriage, kids are involved, families are involved and a whole lot of ramifications as well.
if men can get fed up and leave whether there are 100 kids involved why can't she?

When I say ladies suffer from low self esteem I am debunked

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by mamatwiny(f): 11:21pm On May 11, 2020
Mstick:
Hmmmmmmm this one is tough, a broke man with ego is more dangerous than a rattle snake.


101% correct. surprisingly they act all good b4 marriage.

@op, bless the Lord he pays school fees and rent . Some leave 100% of responsibility to the wife and are not ashamed to collect money from women. It has become a norm.
Learn to say No sometimes and shut your ear.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Seunallly: 11:21pm On May 11, 2020
olabrinks:
̷D̷̷o̷̷n̷̷’̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷r̷̷r̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷o̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷r̷̷r̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷o̷̷n̷̷e̷̷y̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷W̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷b̷̷e̷̷e̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷a̷̷y̷̷i̷̷n̷̷g̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷e̷̷n̷̷t̷̷u̷̷r̷̷i̷̷e̷̷s̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷L̷̷e̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷m̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷a̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷o̷̷l̷̷d̷̷i̷̷g̷̷g̷̷e̷̷r̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷e̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷m̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷h̷̷a̷̷m̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷a̷̷s̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷a̷̷u̷̷g̷̷h̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷W̷̷h̷̷a̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷h̷̷e̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷d̷̷o̷̷e̷̷s̷̷n̷̷’̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷o̷̷n̷̷e̷̷y̷̷?̷̷ ̷̷W̷̷h̷̷a̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷d̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷?̷̷ ̷̷W̷̷h̷̷a̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷k̷̷i̷̷n̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷o̷̷f̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷u̷̷s̷̷b̷̷a̷̷n̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷b̷̷e̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷n̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷o̷̷w̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷v̷̷i̷̷d̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷u̷̷t̷̷u̷̷r̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷h̷̷i̷̷l̷̷d̷̷r̷̷e̷̷n̷̷?̷̷ ̷̷W̷̷h̷̷a̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷o̷̷t̷̷i̷̷e̷̷n̷̷t̷̷i̷̷a̷̷l̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷e̷̷v̷̷e̷̷r̷̷y̷̷b̷̷o̷̷d̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷o̷̷r̷̷l̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷o̷̷t̷̷i̷̷e̷̷n̷̷t̷̷i̷̷a̷̷l̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷Y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷n̷̷e̷̷e̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷e̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷o̷̷n̷̷e̷̷t̷̷a̷̷r̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷o̷̷f̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷a̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷e̷̷a̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷o̷̷m̷̷e̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷T̷̷h̷̷i̷̷n̷̷k̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷t̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷b̷̷r̷̷a̷̷i̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷n̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷n̷̷o̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷a̷̷r̷̷t̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷v̷̷o̷̷i̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷b̷̷l̷̷e̷̷m̷̷s̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷Y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷r̷̷o̷̷w̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷o̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷h̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷t̷̷a̷̷b̷̷l̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷v̷̷i̷̷d̷̷e̷̷r̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷r̷̷o̷̷w̷̷ ̷̷o̷̷u̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷o̷̷f̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷o̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷t̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷h̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷t̷̷a̷̷b̷̷l̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷b̷̷r̷̷o̷̷k̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷s̷̷s̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷T̷̷h̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷n̷̷o̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷e̷̷n̷̷e̷̷r̷̷a̷̷t̷̷i̷̷o̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷o̷̷f̷̷ ̷̷b̷̷u̷̷i̷̷l̷̷d̷̷i̷̷n̷̷g̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷t̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷f̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷a̷̷i̷̷n̷̷’̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷o̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷o̷̷n̷̷e̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷d̷̷a̷̷y̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷9̷̷0̷̷%̷̷ ̷̷n̷̷o̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷m̷̷o̷̷r̷̷r̷̷o̷̷w̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷A̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷e̷̷a̷̷s̷̷t̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷h̷̷e̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷m̷̷a̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷g̷̷i̷̷v̷̷e̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷b̷̷l̷̷e̷̷m̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷(̷̷w̷̷h̷̷i̷̷c̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷1̷̷0̷̷0̷̷%̷̷ ̷̷c̷̷e̷̷r̷̷t̷̷a̷̷i̷̷n̷̷)̷̷,̷̷ ̷̷y̷̷o̷̷u̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷l̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷h̷̷a̷̷v̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷s̷̷t̷̷a̷̷b̷̷i̷̷l̷̷i̷̷t̷̷y̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷n̷̷ ̷̷r̷̷e̷̷g̷̷a̷̷r̷̷d̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷i̷̷n̷̷a̷̷n̷̷c̷̷e̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷h̷̷i̷̷c̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷O̷̷n̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷l̷̷e̷̷s̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷p̷̷r̷̷o̷̷b̷̷l̷̷e̷̷m̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷o̷̷ ̷̷d̷̷e̷̷a̷̷l̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷t̷̷h̷̷.̷̷ ̷̷A̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷o̷̷r̷̷d̷̷ ̷̷i̷̷s̷̷ ̷̷e̷̷n̷̷o̷̷u̷̷g̷̷h̷̷ ̷̷f̷̷o̷̷r̷̷ ̷̷t̷̷h̷̷e̷̷ ̷̷w̷̷i̷̷s̷̷e̷̷.̷
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by emmaodet: 11:22pm On May 11, 2020
Jullima:
My dear you have described most Nigerian marriages. We see it here a lot on NL. Keeping malice and Nigerian husbands are 5&6. You are not allowed to express your feelings, it’s called talking back. You’re also supposed to apologise for something you were a victim of. If the husband is not 100% the breadwinner, even worse, any body language or words are interpreted as “you don’t respect me because you are contributing”

P.S our NL favourite matron will come in and blame you for not choosing right, even though he presented himself as a godly man or you must have done something to change a godly man.

Sis, it is well.

I guess staying alone instead of marrying would have solved most of these problems for you ladies then, abi?
Actually, the world needs less women to get married and become pregnant. This is not the time to even encourage more women to marry sef.
As it stands, we only need 1 out of 5 ladies to get married and give birth to ONLY 1 kid for the Earth to function on it's Normal condition.
Presently, the earth is more or less like a pig pen for 20 pigs but accommodating 60 pigs now. I guess a lot need to leave the pen without been replaced.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by apexc7375: 11:23pm On May 11, 2020
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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by PrimadonnaO(f): 11:23pm On May 11, 2020
crackkhaus:

Who told you it's not simple? It's really very simple...

All is she needs is to save money, and she'll be gone.

The money she’s going to save, where’s it going to come from? The salary that barely sustains them for the month?

To save anything from that money means doing things drastically. How much will she have saved that will be enough to make a clean break, after going through months/years of austere living?

And when she successfully leaves, she’ll have increased financial burden, because she’ll then have to pay for rent and school fees all by herself.

So truthfully, it’s very far from simple. She already made the mistake of marrying a man like that... fixing things will be a topsy-turvy experience.

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by emmaodet: 11:23pm On May 11, 2020
Mstick:
Hmmmmmmm this one is tough, a broke man with ego is more dangerous than a rattle snake.


And a broke woman with a sharp mouth, uncouth and disrespectful?
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by vicysegun: 11:24pm On May 11, 2020
Madam u self spice up ur self with the remaining money for urself ..do those things he fell in love with those days ..u only made mention of what he did to get u ..its because of what u did those days too .. grin



MizJaY:
Sorry for the long message but this lockdown period might favour reading long msgs.

I'm the quiet type so I have never opened mouth to insult my husband during any misunderstanding. Just arguments and my voice may go up a bit trying to explain or clear myself but he will start saying im raising my voice and talking back at him and start saying all sorts of things.

Honestly sometimes I wished I could unleash the anger deep down and screammm but I always have self control. If u sit with him, he will give u a million reasons why I'm not a good wife and if u don't know me well, u will fall for it because he tells it so well. I will not say everything he says is false, but 80% is. Only those that really know me, will know he is d one that has problem. He's too difficult at times.

In an office, there's usually that one person that quarrels with everyone am I right? But I end up being d only person that dat person doesn't quarrel with cos I try as much as possible to avoid quarrels that's just d kind of person I am. Calm and quiet.

When I met my husband NYSC days, he was very close to God, organizing programs in church and handling them. That was the main reason I got close to him cos I wasnt so spiritual and needed someone to help me grow spiritually through life. He told me he was called to be a pastor and that excited me but I'm not seeing that now lol. He's spiritual life is almost zero. And back then, he had nothing, we would spend all my money even to reach his sick mother in the village I would buy all the foodstuff to send to her.

The way he talked he sounded promising that things will get better with him, but today, I still suffer, I have no savings, all my salary is on the house. He works too and earns but he's salary covers rent and the children's school fees finished. I do the rest but he doesn't appreciate the fact that I sacrifice everything I earn to feeding the house. We are family of 6. Everything provision, food, children school snack, fuel for car and gen, gas filing etc etc it's me. And that's how my whole salary will just go fiam.

if I ws getting a little appreciation I for no mind but rather I get insults o. It's my fault that
Money is finished, it's my fault that we have no savings, I don't know how to manage money, I'm hoarding my money etc etc those are d words that come out of his mouth o.

I used to be a beautiful woman but no more, I wear one shoe everyday to work, can't buy myself clothes shoes nothing I had to cut my hair to relieve myself from hair money lol. I'm stressed out thinking of where money will come for feeding when my salary gets finished before month end at times I have to beg my sister or my dad a pensioner or hussle one way or d other. I now developed high bp and today I'm living with hypertension taking drugs everyday. It was my parents that gave my husband d job he's doing today. He is not in talking terms with he's dad n siblings. Before he's mother died, things were not too good between them. My husband likes to always form man of d house and want me to apologise whenever there's a misunderstanding saying that I am d one wrong, I'm always wondering how am always the one wrong and he's not � every time.

Sometimes self I don't know what I did that mks him angry he will just start carrying face. Today makes it a week we are not talking cos he has been carrying face since 7days now, and went to post something on wassap yesterday that a woman that cannot apologise to her husband cannot stay in marriage.

My brothers and sisters if I know of anything I did that I have to apologise for yet I refused to apologise that is making him carry face, may God strike me. If u know I did anything wrong why not come to me and tell me u don't like what I did and tell me what i did rather than carry face up n down. He always does that. At times I do ask him and as usual am always d one at fault. Maybe it's cos I'm a quiet person he's taking me for mumu.

The national anthem now is that because he does not have money that's why I don't respect him the way I'm supposed to. I'm always careful with my word when gisting with him cos make I make mistake say Donald duke is d current governor of rivers state haaa problem don enter and it may spoil d sweet gisting we were having. He go almost insult me and become uninterested in gisting with me again cos i don talk mumu talk.

So how can I handle such man cos if no be say I be quiet person, I for don receive serious beating black and blue from this man cos he has done it earlier on in our marriage not serious beating sha but I had some bruises. If not that my parents are still alive and warned him. Tho he still attempts once in a blue moon I go jus arrange myself. But I'm kind of tired. I have no money cos trust me, if I had, Maybe i for don dey plan my move sef I no dey enjoy marriage life at all
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Olarewaju89: 11:24pm On May 11, 2020
That man is not for you. You just fellow physical appearance, and you did not pray. It a pity sis.

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Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by govetin: 11:26pm On May 11, 2020
Nwodosis:
It is obvious you are not the talking type but the writing type, we have read your version, how do we get your husband's version? There is no smoke without fire!
You spoke like a wise man. Some persons here are quick condemned the man. Don't forget the man still have his own complain about his wife. Why should a woman come to social media to complain of his husband. A good wife will never behave like this.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by emusmithyy(m): 11:26pm On May 11, 2020
Iffffffy:
At some point, I thought I was the one doing this narration, it is well sis.

Mad oh.

Let's hear yours biko grin
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by yusfaith78(m): 11:26pm On May 11, 2020
1 I think the man is frustrated but doesn’t know to properly show his frustration.

2 I wouldn’t call him a broke man because we all know its very difficult to make money in Nigeria

3 I would advice you to keep supporting him the way you have been doing because obviously he can’t do it alone.

4 I think you always try to talk to him and let him understand that he’s not making you happy with the fighting and quarrelling.

5 I believe you guys didn’t plan your life very well because I can’t imagine having 4 kids in a country like Nigeria. Just imagine you guys are with just 2 kids, things would have been a little easier.

Lastly, please don’t leave your husband ooooo because you might end up been the only one taking care of your kids which will be a lot more difficult. Moreover, marriage is a very difficult thing oooo
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by ct2: 11:26pm On May 11, 2020
Nwodosis:
It is obvious you are not the talking type but the writing type, we have read your version, how do we get your husband's version? There is no smoke without fire!
good
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by larrypappyy(m): 11:28pm On May 11, 2020
madam, i b married man n go talk 4rm xpirienx...d reason y en de carry face up 4u na coz say e don te we una 2straf last n una no de straf wel( d truth b say una husband no kno au 2tel u say en won straf u). if u go beg am;d nxt tin we en go won do na 2straf u.
madam your husband isnt on this medium.so its only you i can advice....pls whenever you want to buy anything for house use;run it by him before you buy anything for the house.you will achieve 2things:1) you'll b appealing 2his ego
2)you'll save yourself from fighting and keeping malice
my sister,delibrately do thing that will make you happy.....if you need more advice respond to this first.
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by emusmithyy(m): 11:29pm On May 11, 2020
Julietsim:

Husbands act as if they are the boss in the marriage and wives act as if they are inferior.A man is the head of the home,not the boss of the home.

There's no boss. What happened to being friends? Jeeez
Re: My Fellow Married Women And Mothers, How Do You Deal With A Husband Like Mine? by Kingarthur21: 11:30pm On May 11, 2020
crackkhaus:
Wow, so many stories of unhappy women in their marriages.

What must be responsible for this

Is it that the men involved have always been like that, but as expected, they are very good at gaming these women with love and excellent sex... OR is it that the women never really paid attention, got carried away easily, and were quite easy to deceive?

It really has to be one or the other, because I don't believe an adult already set in his/her ways can suddenly change.
They may pretend, adapt, or be able to project a false personality but to change? NEVER.
to be honest the reason is that men are losing value for women,they now see women in the negative light.
The patriarchal system(which I don't endorse) painted women like angels and undefiled creatures they adored and will do anything for.
Now that modernity have changed those women they saw as reserved and unsullied, they have lost value for marriage and women,thus the increase of fuuuuuuckkboys and irresponsible men. Before a man will say" I will marry you,)",and the lady will start preparing for marriage and treating her skin well for the wedding day,because he will
But now when a man says I will marry you,the lady will have to get as much as five men to talk of marriage and keep them all because she can't put all her eggs in a basket. Because he may not marry her.

A man will only value you when he sees you like the damsel or princess potrayed in Disney animations. But now men see ladies as corrupted by modernity and no better than they see their fellow man ,thus they are not compelled to go the extra mile for them.

Cc:pansophist,capslocked,martinez39s

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