Nigerian men are very caring, but many women in the society today believe that most of them aren't romantic at all. The only duty most men of our generation think about is to provide money and cater for all the needs of their family and everything ends there.
They disagree that they should sometimes, assist their wife in house chores such as cooking, cleaning, washing, bathing the kids, and even feeding their wife. These set of men always have that sense of 'I'm the head of the family, hence they don't need to get involved in some certain housework', they always want to be worshipped by their wife and wants her to always see him as a King.
Honestly, it is not actually bad for anyone to be treated in such a way, but the partility starts when you can't reciprocate. Everyone wants to be loved, respected, cared for, and most importantly, treated right. If both partners can treat each other like mentioned, the love and romance in marriage will always keep the marriage going even in the midst of misunderstandings and other challenges that may arise.
Below, we presented of some pictures that will help pass these message better to our men and also to create a better view of marriage thereby showing them that helping your soulmate out in the house is not slavery, neither will it make you less of a man. Also, you will see your fellow Nigerian men helping their wives in doing different kinds of tasks that many would believe are meant for women alone. They help assist in almost everything to do in the house, these actions proves that the man truly love and care about their wives.
Below are some of the photos
Here is another man helping his wife to retouch her hair.
Another man helping his pregnant wife to cook the food.
Then he feeds her
True love is really beautiful, you can see everything all by yourself.
So unfortunately that only few men in this country can indulge in this kind of home activity. The truth is that, this is another easy way a man can spice up his relationship and friendship with the wife. Money is good, but there are some certain things it can't buy and these are one of them.
Ladies in the house, I hope I am communicating? Share this article so that other men can read and learn from it.
They disagree that they should sometimes, assist their wife in house chores such as cooking, cleaning, washing, bathing the kids, and even feeding their wife. These set of men always have that sense of 'I'm the head of the family, hence they don't need to get involved in some certain housework', they always want to be worshipped by their wife and wants her to always see him as a King.
Honestly, it is not actually bad for anyone to be treated in such a way, but the partility starts when you can't reciprocate. Everyone wants to be loved, respected, cared for, and most importantly, treated right. If both partners can treat each other like mentioned, the love and romance in marriage will always keep the marriage going even in the midst of misunderstandings and other challenges that may arise.
Below, we presented of some pictures that will help pass these message better to our men and also to create a better view of marriage thereby showing them that helping your soulmate out in the house is not slavery, neither will it make you less of a man. Also, you will see your fellow Nigerian men helping their wives in doing different kinds of tasks that many would believe are meant for women alone. They help assist in almost everything to do in the house, these actions proves that the man truly love and care about their wives.
Below are some of the photos
Here is another man helping his wife to retouch her hair.
Another man helping his pregnant wife to cook the food.
Then he feeds her
True love is really beautiful, you can see everything all by yourself.
So unfortunately that only few men in this country can indulge in this kind of home activity. The truth is that, this is another easy way a man can spice up his relationship and friendship with the wife. Money is good, but there are some certain things it can't buy and these are one of them.
Ladies in the house, I hope I am communicating? Share this article so that other men can read and learn from it.
