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Akposy:
Thanks. I bought it...I think it is made with rice, sugar and yeast

GboyegaD:
Lunch:
Rice, Beans, and Plantain with a side of Mixed Veggies, and Chicken.

Dinner:
Baked Potato Wedges, Greek Salad (substituted Greek Ranch for Titsazki(not sure of the spelling), Meatball, and Meatloaf.

Akposy:
Masa sprinkled with yaji

Belafonte:
This is interestng. Did she give any insights on what she considers as a worsening of her life? Gestation itself? Childcare? Covid? Care to share?

J111333:
You think he is just being stupid? Nay, I believe he is mad for making such a statement. Again, I respect his rights and ma'am biko be careful not to be sued for tampering with human rights. Mek una allow the young man to enjoy his weed-induced madness in peace.

EastanPower:
My wife is complaining that I demand too much sex. Personally I can have sex every day as I value it even more than food . She is saying that I want to kill her. What work do women do during sex? Is it not just to lie down at the very least while I sort out the rest?

What can I do as I am determined not to cheat on my wife but I am being denied. I am confused.

Casemiro:
so you would prefer a househusband who does more chores at home, provided you earn more.



Would the table turn around if he begins earning more

J111333:
I don't understand why they are attacking the young man.
He is simply exercising his right to madness so people should respect that.

bukatyne:
The responses on this thread na die!

Bros has spoken his own.

On a serious note, it is funny how Iwe Ego is receiving backlash for expressing his opinion because it doesn't seat well with 'popular opinion' at this end.

There is no freedom of choice afterall.

nazablossom:
Thank you very much. I did my best to help.
I pray that the poor boy got healed

pocohantas:
They can twist logic on its head sha. Anything to counter their feminism.

Unnerve:
I wouldn't know. Is it?

What I do know however, is that feminists are never happy with women who chose to be completely submissive, to worship, and to grovel at the feet of their husbands.

It's possible that this freedom of choice in feminism is strictly limited to only those choices already deemed appropriate in the feminist handbook.

mariahAngel:
Well, for me, I'm very traditional.
I do not fancy a man being a househusband at all.

Unnerve:
This is the definition of a househusband, and if feminism and gender equality should ever be taken seriously, then there's nothing wrong with a househusband going by the above definition.

It's a brave new world and I recommend that all feminists (in staying true to their belief) ought not to have any issues with househusbands, and may also ensure they are married to such.
I love women who can walk their talk.

mariahAngel:
Who wants a househusband?

Casemiro:
It is known that some men prefer housewives who are always at home.


Now let's look at it from a different angle. What about househusbands? How does it feel like to be one.


By househusbands, I don't mean a man who sits at home washing the dishes, cooking, and doing the laundry while the wife is out there doing one business or the other to bring food to the table.

By househusband, I mean a man who makes his money passively and doesn't need to go out everyday to bring food to the table. He probably has a business that fetches him money, maybe he is into real estate, works online as a freelancer, has many shops with boys, or any other source that gives him ample time to stay at home.


such men prefer staying at home than hanging out all day.

So, how does it feel like to be a househusband?

Your input is highly appreciated

cococandy:


Imagining you on the roof

cococandy:
I have no idea why this is an issue.I can’t relate

I Will gladly sit anywhere there’s space in the car.
Seating in front doesn’t mean you’ll form the husband and wife bond stronger.

Mind blown by the things that continue to be issue to some people women.

Who entered their kitchen. Who opened their pots. Who sits where. Who called them by their birth name.

Petty issues.

While tolerating real serious and astounding disrespect in other areas of life and acting like this serious issues are how things are meant to be

NerdyRudeGyal:
Spinach rotini + salmon

Prestonn:


Food is everything

Klass99:
I hear Lanre Olushola is a really good therapist but he doesn't come cheap either. Perhaps, in a covid era he may have promo rates.

I'm touched by your story and childhood experience. Your biological parents shouldn't be having children at all. Considering the way they both abandoned then neglected you, moving on to start new lives and new families, as if you never even existed - that part actually stung and I am not even you.

I'm reading a book by Dr Joseph Murphy, it came highly recommended by a close friend, so far it's been a good read. I think it may help you, it's titled 'The Power of Your Subconscious Mind' do check it out.

The audio version can be downloaded for free from YouTube. You'll have to download via the site savefrom.net

Sending you good wishes and hoping you overcome your dilemma.

pocohantas:
Cc; Jornwhite, read the comment of a sensible human who understands independence in this context . Lmao @ days. Where would it be in those days?

I would be very concerned if I don’t see my dog or zmpp for days o. Maybe a truck has crushed her or someone has killed her because cats are witches.

Prestonn:
Village kitchen

Camp life

Meat time