countryman13:
Na Fight?

Shalommy:
And how is that your business? Did i ask u? You're an idi..ottt. Now Get lost! .

Kobojunkie:
Up until moments ago, you had been living a lie. That lie has now been exposed ---- your so-called status as head of household is in fact God's
very own curse in marriage, and hence of unholiness --- yet you continue to push forward the same foolishness, why? . No be juju be that?

countryman13:

U need someone to format your brain back to God's settings else things might get out of hand for u!
Now that i see junkie in ur name, am speechless while going in peace

Kobojunkie:
Abeg get away!

countryman13:

Guy nothing will make me to ever support or oppose whatever point u raise here on nairaland EXCEPT u have ur name changed so as to be taken serious.

NoToPile:


Well your friends father is not the average egoistic Nigerian man.

The average Nigerian man would be out of work, the wife will provide during that period and he will still expect the wife to come back home to do all those stuffs your friends father did to ease the wife's stress.


A lot of Nigerian men hardly have anything to offer apart from money, when the money goes for a while they begin to panic because they don't see themselves being respected without money, even if you are down for a while, if you take up some homely responsibilities for that period a sensible wife will appreciate more but in a case where

Money - zero, help in the house - Zero,

Nothing,

Of course the woman doing all will grumble naturally and then the 'she doesn't respect me again because I am down', 'Is it because I am jobless now that you are saying I should pls help prepare the kids for school' wailing will start.

Even if you are cash strapped, make yourself useful in other things for that period

Chidolalar:


Hello sir please can u connect me in finding a well paid job. Things have been so hard since graduating from d university

Shalommy:
And how is that your business? Did i ask u? You're an idi..ottt. Now Get lost! .

sillysally:


Bitterness does no one no good. In my little time spent here I can't help but notice all your comments are the same. Filled with hate for men and anything masculine and you probably have a dad who loves and cares for you, male siblings/ family members and even male friends who may think highly of you without knowing this side you display here at the slightest opportunity. I pray you heal from whatever happened to you

NoToPile:


Well your friends father is not the average egoistic Nigerian man.

The average Nigerian man would be out of work, the wife will provide during that period and he will still expect the wife to come back home to do all those stuffs your friends father did to ease the wife's stress.


A lot of Nigerian men hardly have anything to offer apart from money, when the money goes for a while they begin to panic because they don't see themselves being respected without money, even if you are down for a while, if you take up some homely responsibilities for that period a sensible wife will appreciate more but in a case where

Money - zero, help in the house - Zero,

Nothing,

Of course the woman doing all will grumble naturally and then the 'she doesn't respect me again because I am down', 'Is it because I am jobless now that you are saying I should pls help prepare the kids for school' wailing will start.

Even if you are cash strapped, make yourself useful in other things for that period

talented321:
I can do all chores in my house plus cooking washing of clothes and vice versa. But i will not do those thing when i am married with wife living with me.
I may sometimes assist myself and wife when she stress with other work, but not as a full time house husband to be feed by woman' nah no no

Skyview01:
I have seen situations where the wife is very wealthy and there are kids in the family. My question is, can you as a man, leave your job to become a full time house-husband, taking care of the kids and the home while your wife works at her very lucrative job?