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What's your first reality check after getting married?

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Blackhacker:
What's your first reality check after getting married?

Source: Twitter

I hope you are coming back to tell us more.

Bills increases.......

doggedfighter:


I hope you are coming back to tell us more.

Nope: I am also asking to learn more from naira land

Omoh marriage eh .. God help me secure non nagging, ive, loving, caring, bootylicious woman. Maybe only then would I take marriage serious ...


Lord help my soul...

Nlfpmod ..

Come push to front page .. make I learn from married men...

You're now in the service industry.

All your effort, character, money, even kinds of friends should directly and indirectly have a positive effect on your spouse.

And as you're serving, better do it with a smile, even if you don't like it, because no one likes a frowning server.

This should be interesting.


Hopefully.

pansophist:
You're now in the service industry.

All your effort, character, money, even kinds of friends should directly and indirectly have a positive effect on your spouse.

And as you're serving, better do it with a smile, even if you don't like it, because no one likes a frowning server.

Men are enslaved and made to serve the female gender after marriage!

Wife cheats on you while you are at work hustling while she's collecting preek from yusuf then born yusuf child as your own

You can't have the bed to yourself alone anymore

Jman06:
Men are enslaved and made to serve the female gender after marriage!

Is this all you got from that gender neutral post?

Proserpina:
Is this all you got from that gender neutral post?

But that is what it is nau.

The man is made to:

*Work his butt off to pay bills and take care of the wife and kids

* After working hard in the daytime to make money, he is also expected to work hard at night to satisfy madam in bed otherwise, madam will not be happy with him and you know when madam is unhappy, the whole house is not at peace

* He's not expected to enjoy himself by going out with friends to the bar to drink one or two bottles of beer like he did when he was single, otherwise, he is termed irresponsible man.

* He's not only carrying the financial burdens of his nuclear family, but also those of in-laws (in most cases). His own side of extended family only benefits to the extent madam allows

* He works and works to train the children in school and make sure they stand on their feet financially, and when the children are financially stable, their mom becomes their priority. She's the one who is placed on monthly allowance, who gets flown abroad for healthcare and vacations. She is the one who goes to omugwo during which she's well taken care of.

*If the man defies death from struggling to cater for family, all he gets are occasional bottles of kaikai or some few clothes if the children want to be generous.

* But what usually happens in most cases is that after all the hustling to take care of his family, just about the time the children are done with education and settle down, their father dies from ill health he must have developed during years of hustling with little rest or healthcare , leaving only the mother to enjoy the children's care.

Just to digress from the topic pls. Is it the place of my mum to serve my husband his food if I am not around and my mum is on a visit? Considering I have made the meal and put it in a cooler or smth.
Should my husband expect my mum to serve him?

OP, I thought to help your ministry small.

You should have shared screenshots to go with it, and probably a link too.

Jman06:
But that is what it is nau.

The man is made to:

*Work his butt off to pay bills and take care of the wife and kids

* After working hard in the daytime to make money, he is also expected to work hard at night to satisfy madam in bed otherwise, madam will not be happy with him and you know when madam is unhappy, the whole house is not at peace

* He's not expected to enjoy himself by going out with friends to the bar to drink one or two bottles of beer like he did when he was single, otherwise, he is termed irresponsible man.

* He's not only carrying the financial burdens of his nuclear family, but also those of in-laws (in most cases). His own side of extended family only benefits to the extent madam allows

* He works and works to train the children in school and make sure they stand on their feet financially, and when the children are financially stable, their mom becomes their priority. She's the one who is placed on monthly allowance, who gets flown abroad for healthcare and vacations. She is the one who goes to omugwo during which she's well taken care of.

*If the man defies death from struggling to cater for family, all he gets are occasional bottles of kaikai or some few clothes if the children want to be generous.

* But what usually happens in most cases is that after all the hustling to take care of his family, just about the time the children are done with education and settle down, their father dies from ill health he must have developed during years of hustling with little rest or healthcare , leaving only the mother to enjoy the children's care.

Lol

But He has the choice not to do all of these, nobody made him. He can choose not to do any of your list, live alone enjoy his proceeds alone and die without leaving an offspring. The choice of a man not to live like this is what makes him take up those responsibilities. There is always a choice.

Eunoiaa:
OP, I thought to help your ministry small.

You should have shared screenshots to go with it, and probably a link too.

Good job but sincerely just wanted to hear from Nairaland couples...

The one that got me the most was the guy who said he was sent a list of things to buy but it was not giving money for the item.

UnconventionalT:
Just to digress from the topic pls. Is it the place of my mum to serve my husband his food if I am not around and my mum is on a visit? Considering I have made the meal and put it in a cooler or smth.
Should my husband expect my mum to serve him?

Your mum can serve if she wills and you permit it.

No your husband shouldn't expect your mum to serve him. He's not married to her but you.

To avoid second question, perhaps your mom should leave serving alone.

Blackhacker:
Good job but sincerely just wanted to hear from Nairaland couples...

The one that got me the most was the guy who said he was sent a list of things to buy but it was not giving money for the item.

It's the one that was about leaving home to go pick her from her Dad's place for me.

UnconventionalT:
Just to digress from the topic pls. Is it the place of my mum to serve my husband his food if I am not around and my mum is on a visit? Considering I have made the meal and put it in a cooler or smth.
Should my husband expect my mum to serve him?

Your mom has no business serving your husband and your husband to be extremely stupid to allow your mom serve him.

Bongadu:


Wife cheats on you while you are at work hustling while she's collecting preek from yusuf then born yusuf child as your own

Silentgroper:
Omoh marriage eh .. God help me secure non nagging, ive, loving, caring, bootylicious woman. Maybe only then would I take marriage serious ...


Lord help my soul...

I'm here
I'm right here
Search no further

zoeymikey:

I'm here
I'm right here
Search no further

are you even female??

Silentgroper:
are you even female??

Yes,i am..

zoeymikey:

Yes,i am..

I'm in doubts...


Could I see a pic of you or probably let's get talking off here

Silentgroper:


I'm in doubts...


Could I see a pic of you or probably let's get talking off here

I posted my Pic on my profile na

Silentgroper:


I'm in doubts...


Could I see a pic of you or probably let's get talking off here

thick voice with unshaved balls await you

You get to understand that you no longer have privacy .. As time progresses you get tired of sex with her..

zoeymikey:

I posted my Pic on my profile na

you look different from the one you posted on your birthday thread...

Jman06:
But that is what it is nau.

The man is made to:

*Work his butt off to pay bills and take care of the wife and kids

* After working hard in the daytime to make money, he is also expected to work hard at night to satisfy madam in bed otherwise, madam will not be happy with him and you know when madam is unhappy, the whole house is not at peace

* He's not expected to enjoy himself by going out with friends to the bar to drink one or two bottles of beer like he did when he was single, otherwise, he is termed irresponsible man.

* He's not only carrying the financial burdens of his nuclear family, but also those of in-laws (in most cases). His own side of extended family only benefits to the extent madam allows

* He works and works to train the children in school and make sure they stand on their feet financially, and when the children are financially stable, their mom becomes their priority. She's the one who is placed on monthly allowance, who gets flown abroad for healthcare and vacations. She is the one who goes to omugwo during which she's well taken care of.

*If the man defies death from struggling to cater for family, all he gets are occasional bottles of kaikai or some few clothes if the children want to be generous.

* But what usually happens in most cases is that after all the hustling to take care of his family, just about the time the children are done with education and settle down, their father dies from ill health he must have developed during years of hustling with little rest or healthcare , leaving only the mother to enjoy the children's care.

90% of your post is about money.

Money doesn't metamorphosize to food on the table, clean and beautiful home, kids well fed and cared for, family healthy, clean clothes, and every other thing the money is expected to do.

It is the wife usually expected to do all that in addition to taking care of herself, her husband, her children and her in-laws.

Add that to working and contributing financially to the home while at it.

Marriage is primarily for the benefit of men. Like a good employer, marriage to a good man who loves his wife would yield good benefits to the wife.

bukatyne:


90% of your post is about money.

Money doesn't metamorphosize to food on the table, clean and beautiful home, kids well fed and cared for, family healthy, clean clothes, and every other thing the money is expected to do.

It is the wife usually expected to do all that in addition to taking care of herself, her husband, her children and her in-laws.

Add that to working and contributing financially to the home while at it.

Marriage is primarily for the benefit of men. Like a good employer, marriage to a good man who loves his wife would yield good benefits to the wife.

Okay ma. I agree with you for peace to reign

pansophist:
You're now in the service industry.

All your effort, character, money, even kinds of friends should directly and indirectly have a positive effect on your spouse.

And as you're serving, better do it with a smile, even if you don't like it, because no one likes a frowning server.

Hahahahahaha @ service industry.

Very true.