Just let him be the man

Pdidy · 2024-07-10T13:07:27+00:00

JUST LET HIM BE THE MAN... If lots of women will allow their men be the men in the marriage, no one will end up divorced. A lot of women marry men then turn them to women after marriage. They want him to talk like a woman, think like a woman, act like a woman, reason like a woman and end up a woman! Your husband can't! He is a man, always remember this and treat him as such! He is your king, your Lord and master of his universe! He is your husband, not your errand boy, you can't be sending him up and down! He has an ego that needs daily massage. He has a deep need to be respected through your body language, attitude and voice not just by kneeling down. He has a deep need to be listened to and obeyed. Even if you have an objection, do so respectfully. He has a deep need for sex (I don't know why lots of women hate to hear this truth, honestly, it baffles me). He loves to be admired. He longs for your support. He loves to hear you sing his praises. He wants good, quality food at the right time. He wants you to cherish him. He hates it when you flirt with other men (As in HATE!) He wants you to look good and in shape for him. He wants you to speak well of him before your friends, families and his friends. A woman may not need all these but a man does that's why he married you hoping you will meet all these need in marriage. Please, always remember you married a man and treat him as such. He will love you with all his heart, cherish you and you will have peace of mind and heart in marriage. Thanks for reading. God bless you. Cheers!

Thread starter Pdidy
Start date Jul 10, 2024

Pdidy

JF-Expert Member

Jul 10, 2024

Litro

JamiiForums uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.

Accept Learn more…

Back

Top Bottom

Forums

New posts

Just let him be the man

Pdidy

JF-Expert Member

Litro

JF-Expert Member

Our Community

Regional Communities