Some people believe that as powerful and as good as a woman is, the problem in this world is still caused by women or by the womanhood.
Do you agree with that, man? And what are your thoughts? Well,
And as humans, we have, you know, different ways to approach issues.
So if I want to say it's women all the time that causes problem, it's not truly correct.
Because there are instances, you know, for instance, I've been married for so many years now.
I've done 38 years in marriage, going to 39, by the special grace of God.
And I can tell you that it's not everything that happened in my house.
Maybe a little time I have misunderstood with my husband that I, because, sometimes also because, either by a decision taken harshly, can make a woman think, ah, no, I'm not going to accept this.
Or, you know, trying to impose himself that I'm the head of this home.
You know, sometimes, or many years ago, men feel that women are meant to be seen and not to be heard.
Some people believe that as powerful and as good as a woman is, the problem in this world is still caused by women or by the womanhood.
Do you agree with that, man? And what are your thoughts? Well,
And as humans, we have, you know, different ways to approach issues.
So if I want to say it's women all the time that causes problem, it's not truly correct.
Because there are instances, you know, for instance, I've been married for so many years now.
I've done 38 years in marriage, going to 39, by the special grace of God.
And I can tell you that it's not everything that happened in my house.
Maybe a little time I have misunderstood with my husband that I, because, sometimes also because, either by a decision taken harshly, can make a woman think, ah, no, I'm not going to accept this.
Or, you know, trying to impose himself that I'm the head of this home.
You know, sometimes, or many years ago, men feel that women are meant to be seen and not to be heard.
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