hey ppl,

I'm sure a lot of us have heard this saying at one time or the other(esp for the ppl that grew up in naija)

if you want to know how a man will treat you when you're married look at how he treats his mother

is it true? i'd like ppl's opinions. . .tenks!

not true. some men behave differently when around their mom and their wife.

Absolute bilge!

What Myth?

mama-gee:

What Myth?

the one u've never heard about. . .

Some men treat their mums nasty and their wives real well.

It is only true when the man is an actor.

unfortunately , some of us never had a mother or even a mother figure.too sad.

eddy1977:

unfortunately , some of us never had a mother or even a mother figure.too sad.

Sorry to hear that bro.

Fhemmmy:

Sorry to hear that bro.

thanks fhemmmy

Actually,look at the relationship between him and all the women in his family. If his mum does everything for him or he is a mummy's boy, be prepared to spoil him. That union will work if you like to spoil your man.

If he is the sole beadwinner in the house, he is most likely to be a workaholic and will put hard work first. That union will work if you don't mind being second to work.

The same goes for girls and their fathers. I'm a daddy's girl, so I ended up with a man who took care of his baby sister and is quite used to women like me. There is no way I could have married a mama's boy.

tallgal:

Actually,look at the relationship between him and all the women in his family. If his mum does everything for him or he is a mummy's boy, be prepared to spoil him. That union will work if you like to spoil your man.

If he is the sole beadwinner in the house, he is most likely to be a workaholic and will put hard work first. That union will work if you don't mind being second to work.

The same goes for girls and their fathers. I'm a daddy's girl, so I ended up with a man who took care of his baby sister and is quite used to women like me. There is no way I could have married a mama's boy.

this answer is on point!

Not totally true still not an absolute lie