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@pallas7 | 28 March 15 |
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@ blair.witch - 26.03.15 - 09:47am  sounds more like he'll end up being your own personal slave :pWell I guess its all about who wears the pants, to me |
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@dnj | 21 June 15 |
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its so difficalt on earth due to work
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@kristy59 | 24 June 15 |
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Nowt difficult about it, if a man cant work for whatever reason he can became a house husband and cover all the chores his wife did/does while she was holding down a full time job. It wld be nice for her to have a bit of 'me' time for a change 
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@umana111 | 28 June 15 |
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hmm
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@umana111 | 28 June 15 |
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The reasn is that most women are cold-blooded animals. they feel it's a man's responsibility 2 carter 4 them...
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@stormy | 14 July 15 |
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@ nolisto1 - 25.03.15 - 10:20am What if you make enough money to support the both of you, why force the poor man to work. Wouldn't you prefer if he went to the salon to keep himself looking pretty for you? 
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@kristy59 | 14 July 15 |
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If a man had a good job he finds it hard to adjust to not working, he will go into a depression mode, im sure this wld upset his wife/partner who wld support him but sometimes this is hard if she feels he isnt helping himself hence the relationship breaks down  There are 2 sides to a story and no easy answer.
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@valatine | 14 July 15 |
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@ dnj - 25.03.15 - 07:54am After what happed I ask this question why is diffecult for woman to stay with unemployed man or man who lost his job. But man can stay with unemployed woman... It depends on how much she loves him it's nothing to do with religion or believes |
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@greenaura | 16 July 15 |
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@ ladibud - 25.03.15 - 08:13am i would leave an unemployed man who isn't makin an effort to find another job and does nothin all day. what if he was a lottery winner? unemployed with no intention of working, did nothing all day (except maybe buy things), but was filthy rich. would you leave him? |
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@greenaura | 18 July 15 |
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@jannah1 | 24 July 15 |
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@ nolisto1 - 25.03.15 - 10:20am What if you make enough money to support the both of you, why force the poor man to work. Wouldn't you prefer if he went to the salon to keep himself looking pretty for you? NO |
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@dnj | 28 July 15 |
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every man is hard for him if he is nt working
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@saraahmed | 29 July 15 |
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most men would feel useless if thy wernt in a job
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@aeden | 9 August 15 |
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@ fuego.de.dios - 25.03.15 - 09:57am The man was traditionally seen as the sole provider in a number of cultures. yes. |
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@pallas7 | 9 August 15 |
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Eh in the long run it depends on who's stronger and healthier. The weaker should work less if at all, all depending on variables
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