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Your Take On This by haryor14: 10:02pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
is it right for a man to always support his wife whenever the wife have some differences with the neiglhbour or close people around. besides this people are greeting the husband. Can the man also start keeping malice with them? |
Re: Your Take On This by Edykul(f): 10:37pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
The man should caution his wife nd not supporting her. |
Re: Your Take On This by lekejob(m): 11:04pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
U call them woman wraper |
Re: Your Take On This by Kanwulia: 11:15pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
Immaturity at work! ![]() |
Re: Your Take On This by Nobody: 12:43am On Oct 13, 2014 |
One shouldn't be bias when it comes to adhering support or caution. ![]() If she's at fault, he should caution her. If she is right and not at fault, she should support her. |
Re: Your Take On This by bukatyne(f): 8:02am On Oct 13, 2014 |
Aprime: In front of the neighbors? ![]() @OP: The husband is doing the right thing. However, I will add that the husband apologises to the neighbors when they report his wife to him (I don't know what will warrant such anyways). If after hearing from his wife, he feels she is wrong, he correctts her; if she is right applease her (all done in the privacy of their bedroom) The husband doesnot need to keep malice with them but try to resolve their differences. The |
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