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In a powerful statement shared on social media, Lady Decry has sparked a conversation about women’s empowerment and independence.





According to her post, “90% of women who know their rights are no longer staying in their husbands’ houses today.” This bold claim sheds light on the growing trend of women prioritizing their rights, self-respect, and freedom over traditional marital expectations.





Lady Decry’s message resonates with the global movement of women advocating for equality, autonomy, and the right to make decisions about their lives. Her statement underscores the importance of education and awareness about women’s rights, as it empowers them to take control of their futures.





This revelation has ignited discussions across social media platforms, with many applauding the courage of women who choose to walk away from unhealthy or oppressive relationships.



It also serves as a reminder of the ongoing need for societal change, where women are encouraged to stand up for their rights and live life on their own terms.

https://degoldenblog.com.ng/90-of-women-who-know-their-rights-are-not-in-their-husbands-house-lady-decry

90% of men who know their worth DON'T have women in their house in the first place.

Namaster:

Not a laughing matter

I know my rights...😏😏😏

Samantha125:
I know my rights...😏😏😏

. That's why you couldn't find yourself in your dream man's arms I guess

Sonnie Sonnie, how have you been?

Sonnobax15:
. That's why you couldn't find yourself in your dream man's arms I guess

Samantha125:
Sonnie Sonnie, how have you been?

Been great.....How about you?

I'm good, smile a bit at least...

Have you started fixing your passport to the DRC?

Sonnobax15:
Been great.....How about you?

Samantha125:
I'm good, smile a bit at least...

Have you started fixing your passport to the DRC?

Not yet . Don't you think your south African men needs that job more than I do, considering how they take pleasure in being lazy and blaming other nationals for their misfortunes?

Your obsession with SA men is now concerning... Are you sure you're not gay, I can hook you up with one SA guy...

Sonnobax15:
Not yet . Don't you think your south African men needs that job more than I do, considering how they take pleasure in being lazy and blaming other nationals for their misfortunes?

Samantha125:
Your obsession with SA men is now concerning... Are you sure you're not gay, I can hook you up with one SA guy...

. Have a good night rest Samantha 😡😡

Sonnie Sonnie, come back here, we're not yet done...

Sonnobax15:
. Have a good night rest Samantha 😡😡

Imagine? Liabilities having rights.

99pct of women are emotional, financial and legal Liabilities to men. They only bring "themselves" otherwise known as kpekus to the table.

Imagine being with right claiming liability. That's a double tragedy for that man.

Namaster:
90% of men who know their worth DON'T have women in their house in the first place.

A man can turn the life of a woman in one night even if she sells pepper at ketu..You women on the other hand😂😂😂..A man in a Gwagon will come down to pick a girl selling bread but you women😂😂😂…

Why is it that women receives sense after foolishly loosing their marriage ?

She's right

Namaster:
90% of men who know their worth DON'T have women in their house in the first place.

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Fvck,man so wise😔

Women who want to be like men can no longer be women.

It is okay for women to wish to be like me but part of being a man is accepting responsibility for what you have become. Which is why if you tell men to cry, shed tears and show some emotion like you women, they won't do it. It doesn't change anything for them. They know what changes is action = result. Crying changes nothing. The men already accepted their fate.

According to her post, “90% of women who know their rights are no longer staying in their husbands’ houses today.” This bold claim sheds light on the growing trend of women prioritizing their rights, self-respect, and freedom over traditional marital expectations.

Lazy blogger using AI to write.

Feminism has tried to brainwash men and women to believe that men should be attracted to strong, independent women who don’t need them, who will compete with them in the physical, intellectual, or financial realm. But we’re not. We’re attracted to femininity; softness, long hair, shapely figures, women who need and respect us.

Many single women today who are quite successful don’t understand why they can’t get a good boyfriend or husband. They have decreased the pool of men who will be attracted to them and, quite frankly, men to whom they will be attracted. Women want to marry up. But if they have a Ph. D. or are a CEO of a company or a competitive CrossFit athlete, the number of men to whom they will be attracted has diminished greatly. Feminism can’t wipe this out. God wired us this way; yes, it may even be in our hindbrain function.

God created the brains of both males and females and wired them, you might say, according to their sex-specific purposes.

It is better to prioritize strengthening your marriage rather than asserting rights, but it is also essential to know your rights in order to detect and avoid mistreatment.

If you have a good husband and you are happy and comfortable in your marriage, avoid creating unnecessary conflicts by asserting rights. Assert your rights only when necessary, if your marriage feels oppressive, if your husband's actions are life-threatening, or if his behaviour causes significant discomfort or infidelity is involved.

Before marriage, individuals should prioritize personal growth and maturity. Careful observation of potential partners' behaviour is crucial for ensuring compatibility. A key sign of maturity is apologizing first when wrong, followed by an explanation, rather than justification. If your partner says you have offended them, do not minimize or disregard their feelings. Apologize first; then explain afterward, rather than trying to justify your actions.

Be cautious of people who value or honour no one, see themselves as all-powerful, and feel too big to apologize or take advise for anyone.

It is important to know the people your partner respects and listens to. Sometimes, when I have a disagreement with my boyfriend, he will say, "I'll call Pastor this, I'll call this and that," because he knows the people I value and listen to, my pastors happen to be among them. I know he also values his pastor and some other individuals greatly and listens to them. If we were to marry tomorrow and face a situation beyond our capabilities, we can always turn to those individuals for support.

Marry wisely, and you will be free from unnecessary drama.

Samantha125:
Sonnie Sonnie, how have you been?

You're in SA

Come 9ja and claim your right when married to Nigerian

Unfortunately, a Mosotho man has already claimed me...

Bendeco02:
You're in SA

Come 9ja and claim your right when married to Nigerian

Samantha125:
Unfortunately, a Mosotho man has already claimed me...

Okay