InvestingExpert:
we are in the age where everyone wants to be heard and everyone wants to be noticed and liked

and this has resorted to so many new trends and culture that back in the days didn't exist.

Now a woman wants equal right as a man and will say "what a man can do a woman can do better"

I'm not against this movement or trend or whatever it is called

but if a wife also struggles for equal rights in terms of leadership with her husband

then who is the follower, who gives the instructions, who is the one to submit

two captains can't lead a ship but it seems in this days of social media everyone wants to take the lead.

so who is really the head of the house?

InvestingExpert:
we are in the age where everyone wants to be heard and everyone wants to be noticed and liked

and this has resorted to so many new trends and culture that back in the days didn't exist.

Now a woman wants equal right as a man and will say "what a man can do a woman can do better"

I'm not against this movement or trend or whatever it is called

but if a wife also struggles for equal rights in terms of leadership with her husband

then who is the follower, who gives the instructions, who is the one to submit

two captains can't lead a ship but it seems in this days of social media everyone wants to take the lead.

so who is really the head of the house?

AGNESikpuNNU:
A husband is like king in his kingdom. If he uses wisdom and soft hand in ruling, he enjoys full support of his subjects. But if he is tyrannical and irrational, his kingdom will not endure and will be made too hot for him by his resentful subjects.
Yaradua was a good king, while buuharii is a good example of a very bad king whose subjects never wish well, except few people who benefit from his foolish and callous reign and some evil youths paid peanuts to defend his ever terrible and unspeakable misadventures.

InvestingExpert:
we are in the age where everyone wants to be heard and everyone wants to be noticed and liked

and this has resorted to so many new trends and culture that back in the days didn't exist.

Now a woman wants equal right as a man and will say "what a man can do a woman can do better"

I'm not against this movement or trend or whatever it is called

but if a wife also struggles for equal rights in terms of leadership with her husband

then who is the follower, who gives the instructions, who is the one to submit

two captains can't lead a ship but it seems in this days of social media everyone wants to take the lead.

so who is really the head of the house?

Foodqueen:
Technically, the husband.

Practically, the wife.

If u know, u know.

AGNESikpuNNU:
A husband is like king in his kingdom. If he uses wisdom and soft hand in ruling, he enjoys full support of his subjects. But if he is tyrannical and irrational, his kingdom will not endure and will be made too hot for him by his resentful subjects.
Yaradua was a good king, while buuharii is a good example of a very bad king whose subjects never wish well, except few people who benefit from his foolish and callous reign and some evil youths paid peanuts to defend his ever terrible and unspeakable misadventures.