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Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by Gerrard59(m): 6:27am On Mar 29 |
ekerintee: It is not necessarily the bills but the fact that women have entered the workforce, thus reducing jobs for men. Those jobs men in older days would have used to support families are now being competed for not just with other men, but women as well. For that very reason, women should contribute as they have reduced the potential earning power of most men. 3 Likes |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by advanceDNA: 7:26am On Mar 29 |
1Sharon:what has nature exclusively quipped men to do?? 1Sharon:madam no need to be condescending ..it doesn't make ur point more valid... Child care starts from day one till the child can be on his or her own.....no man or woman raises a child alone except in the case one parent not being there at all....from women exclusive roles to support, money, values instilling, discipline, protection, etc...they are all crucial and men play this role... ..u women just like to make ur breast feeding, bathing, changing diapers more important ...and raising a child is way more than that.... 1Sharon: Yawn.....wateva.....if u are doing more...u are not doing it for me...u are doing it for u kid ..if u don't want ur kid, don't have it ...u are not doing anyone a favour .. |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by 1Sharon(f): 7:55am On Mar 29 |
advanceDNA: Weren't you saying nature equipped men to make money? And who brought up breastfeeding? Me or you? I talked about childcare AND housework. You decide to fixate on breastfeeding. House chores are more than those things. Most of the responsibility for domestic tasks tend to fall on the woman. And she goes out to work too. So who is doing more work? "If a woman doesn't want a kid, she shouldn't have it"? Doesn't it take two to tango? And don't be disingenuous. If a woman is doing is more, she's also doing it for YOU aswell, not just the kid. |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by advanceDNA: 8:31am On Mar 29 |
1Sharon:U clearly read without applying context.... I never said that..i even specifically listed those nature given responsibility men do and added that money which isn't natural also has to be brought.... context was clear: no responsibility should be belittled and be counted as unequal which is what u uve been doing.. 1Sharon:...I brought up breast feeding because u were claiming the care men give their kids doesn't count and can't be equal with what u do... ..so ...what do u exclusively do that men cant do in care giving a child needs from infant to 18 or 21?? 1Sharon:fallacy!! Nothing automatically falls on any one. ..whoever is more around tend to do more domestic work...its that simple....which is why full time house wives do more domestic chores.....and i know lots of men that do more chores than their wife because those men are more at home.. 1Sharon:another fallacy.!!!!! ...u are just making wateva u do seem more important...u both work..u bithe cate for ur kid How urs automatically more ?? 1Sharon:Oh so u know it takes two to tango...so why do y'all behave like u are doing men a favour by birthing kids.....that's why i said if she thinks wateva she's doing for her kid is some favour then she shouldn't have the kid...... 1Sharon:Nope..Nope..Nope.....that's another fallacy... ..if u birth a kid it's ur responsibility to care for him or her....weda im there or not...u will still do it.....so u ain't caring for your kid as a favour for me..... |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by pansophist(m): 5:42pm On Mar 29 |
Traditional roles should be the default, but should not be the absolute. Sebi na plate, I go wash am. I go sweep, and I go bath the baby, it's my home for God sake. We are a team. A good man prides himself with the ability to financially provide for and protect him family, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be flexible. Just as women have infinite insecurity about loss of youth and beauty, men have the same in area of financially capability. Conversely, I'll expect her to contribute financially to the household. I won't look at her money, or pin it on her that she must pay for this and that, although she should know. There was a story that hit front page one time like that, where a wife with millions in her bank account allowed her daughter to die because she expected her broke husband to pay for the hospital bills. So it should be fluid. If the other person needs assistance in their area of responsibility, then assist without asking. You're a team. 4 Likes |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by 1Sharon(f): 5:55pm On Mar 29 |
advanceDNA: Show me where I said the care men give doesn't count? Why do you keep going on about birthing kids as if that is all domestic tasks entail? Apart from taking care of kids, she takes care of YOU and the HOME. Let me say it again. If you and your wife both go to work, the woman ends up doing more. You go to work, come home and relax. She goes to work, comes back home to cook and clean. 1 Like |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by advanceDNA: 7:03pm On Mar 29 |
1Sharon: Here u go again.... automatically claiming the wife is doing more ust because she works ...and I will point it to u again..this is fallacy on beast mode.... And I don't know where u got this routine from You go to work, come home and relax/She goes to work, comes back home to cook and clean...this doesnt happen in homes unless the man is never around... U both care for ur kid....u both work....so how did u arrive at one person doing more that the other... that means u have somehow tagged ur natural care giving as more higher than his ....and also equate or belittle his work/money contributions compared to urs.... Like I said earlier...there's a lot involved in raising a kid well, feeding, bathing, clothing, discipline, instilling values, protection, money...etc.......so Unless u can somehow show some provide yardsticks of quantitative and qualitative measurement of the care both parent provide to the child, i.e in terms of nature given abilities and non-nature (money)....then u dont have a point.....all u have is ur usual female claims of doing more so that u can claim more than u deserve.... As for what u asked for... ...the screen shot is below....u not only tag the role as once in a while ...u also said it doesn't count..... Haba!! how can a man care for his kid and u somehow look for a way to say it doesn't count....which was why I asked u earlier, what will make it count: growing a set of bóobs and breast feeding with you...or holding the child's leg when u change diapers??
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Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by 1Sharon(f): 8:51pm On Mar 29 |
advanceDNA: Talk true. Do you and your wife equally share the cooking cleaning and childcare? |
Re: What's Your Opinion About Splitting Bills With Your Partner? by Raalsalghul: 5:36pm On Apr 01 |
Gerrard59: If you analyze marriage from a purely logical and rational standpoint, you will see no need to go into it. |
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