Men and women see Marriage differently......
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I think this question has been posted before.
ReplyDeleteNigerian marriage favour men most, women will carry pregnancy, take care of the children, the house and still expected to support the husband financially.
You get sense👍
DeleteHello iya Boys
It favors men more,
ReplyDeleteA woman will change her, her body changes due to childbirth and so many others.
I feel like it favours the both, maybe 60:40
ReplyDeleteMarriage favours both men and women equally because they need each other to build a family.
ReplyDeleteBoth of them, at early stage, it's favor the man, name changes, children bearing his name, the woman carrying the pregnancy and taking care of the house but later the woman benefits more than the man. The children takes care of their mother than their dad. Pls it's my opinion.
ReplyDeleteIt favors the men more than women
ReplyDeleteI think it favours the men more.
ReplyDeleteIt favors men more than women.
ReplyDeleteFacts 💯
DeleteIt definitely favours the men in this part of the world. Nothing really changes about them, and women are expected to endure all the nonsense being thrown at them
ReplyDeleteMarriage in my opinion favours the men more than the women. Most men still live as if they are still single even though they are married, while the women lost some of their personalities because they got married
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion,it's favourable to both man and woman. It's a union and a partnership. 🙄🙄🙄
ReplyDeleteIt favours both
ReplyDeleteReading and raising my nose 👃🏾 okoo I see🙄
ReplyDeleteWe've talked about this here . Me think it tilts more to the Men folk.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely both
ReplyDeleteDefinitely both, as the bible says two heads are better than one
ReplyDeleteThis question should be case-based. If you got more value from the union, then it favoured you. In some unions, the women got more value, whereas in some cases, the men got more value.
ReplyDeleteWell said.
DeleteMarriage that turns the lives of a woman and all members of her father's household around for best favours the husband only?
Flip the turnaround, it favours the wife only?
#Yimmu
Always the man. He gets a free cook, cleaner, bed mate, mother to his children, in addition to free emotional and social labour.
ReplyDeleteFor me I think marriage favours the men or than the woman
ReplyDelete1 pregnancy and child birth
aspect
2 they feels they have the right to do whatever they want and goes free but if is the woman that did same (they send you packing)
Yet, the typical Nigerian woman arranging her marriage ceremonies goes about it as if she is preparing for relocation to heaven; dances like a spindle at the celebration, runs kati kati over may husband, my husband.
ReplyDeleteAbegi!
Your post is hilarious but laden with simple truth. It favors men more than women yen yen yen and they take the ceremony as if there’s no tomorrow. Hypocrites.
DeleteMarriage is fundamentally a partnership where both partners contribute in their unique ways to make it work. The roles and responsibilities may differ, but they are equally significant in creating a harmonious and thriving relationship.
ReplyDeleteTraditionally, men often take on more financial responsibilities, while women frequently focus on managing the home and caring for the children. However, modern dynamics have brought more flexibility, with many couples choosing to share financial burdens, parenting duties, and household tasks. This mutual effort strengthens the bond and ensures no one feels overburdened or undervalued.
The essence of a successful marriage lies in respect, and appreciation for each other's contributions, no matter how those roles are defined or distributed. Both partners should feel valued and supported in their roles, leading to a balanced and fulfilling partnership.
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