A worthwhile man will do his duty to his family because he wants to. Although his wife may have criticisms at times, and should be free to discuss them, she should never think that he isn't justified for enjoying his life and friends, in the face of the consistent responsibility he willingly takes.
And if she is willing to nag and dictate without justification - he is the man, and he should be too proud to cower before a woman.
I am married, and I cannot relate. I know this is just supposed to be funny, but it is so pathetic. I honor my wife and treat her well, only with love and never with abuse, but she would never disrespect me as to act like she has such an authority over me. I can only relate this to the pathetic manchildren that popular culture is always telling us to be, the homer Simpsons and Peter Griffins.
Hadrian 6 points 2.5 years ago
Pathetic, tbh.
A worthwhile man will do his duty to his family because he wants to. Although his wife may have criticisms at times, and should be free to discuss them, she should never think that he isn't justified for enjoying his life and friends, in the face of the consistent responsibility he willingly takes.
And if she is willing to nag and dictate without justification - he is the man, and he should be too proud to cower before a woman.
I am married, and I cannot relate. I know this is just supposed to be funny, but it is so pathetic. I honor my wife and treat her well, only with love and never with abuse, but she would never disrespect me as to act like she has such an authority over me. I can only relate this to the pathetic manchildren that popular culture is always telling us to be, the homer Simpsons and Peter Griffins.