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Guys, why don't you summarize your points on marriage. I mean 4-5 points will do. Otherwise it is becoming difficult to follow your posts.
What you usually post is nothing more than drivel
You "believe" whatever you want. I dont care. I care about facts and logic
That still is patriarchal - men being in charge and leading the marriage.
@Bangalorean I know its boring, but honestly, you dont see the hypocrisy here? On one hand, they rile against toxic patriarchy, about men patronising and on the other they want men to lead the marriages?
But but but, should not Banglorean deserve to be with empowered women who is independant and look after her own, without a Patriarchal authority?
Yeah, and by dictionary definition, Communist party of China is a communist party with communist economic priniciples. Sorry lady, labels mean jackshit if what they actually stand for is something that is completely different
It has everything to do with womb worship - that men have to be patriarchal and protect the women. What else is it?
Whatever woman, live in your victimhood and pedestel. I will just ignore you for being dumb like I always do. My mistake that I decided to engageWhen asked to refer to facts all you do is come back with your lame duck logic of feminism. Grow up, not everyone is a feminist here. The duties of a husband and wife are based on patriarchy according to hindu marriage act. So instead of calling me names i suggest u go study the law.
Listen feminist nutjob, I know it is a patriarchal society. But what I was showcasing was how much the feminist rhetoric is often along the same things expected in a patriarchal soceity -like how women are more important and should be protected at the cost of men. But I know your puny brain cant handle that much information and logic and so I will leave you to it like I always do - swim in your own filthy feminist victimhood complex.
How about this?Guys, why don't you summarize your points on marriage. I mean 4-5 points will do. Otherwise it is becoming difficult to follow your posts.
Whatever woman, live in your victimhood and pedestel. I will just ignore you for being dumb like I always do. My mistake that I decided to engage
Hilarious, but ignoredRunning away again. That is expected of you. Now that u know u can't argue against FACTS u choose to run. GO but let it be known that this is how things work. If you don't like it TOO bad. Except u nobody is acting like their big toe got stubbed. And that is because they genuinely want to get married. You have no stake in all of this except to keep ranting about some imaginary feminist. Run in your I will you down again next time.
Hilarious, but ignored
Dude. . . don't tap on it.Bullshit this @Rashna is a hardcore feminazi playing the usual taqiyah to get sympathy.
In Japan, there's the salary you get from your company. And if you are a married man, there's the salary you get from your wife. It's called "okozukai" (ãŠå°é£ã„), which is sometimes translated as "pocket money". Think of it as a husband salary. That's what it is.
Traditionally, Japanese women control a family's finances. Even if the wife works, she still is supposed to manage the household's money. As The Japan Times pointed out, in around half of Japanese households, the wife controls all the finances.
Often, when married men in Japan befriend other married men, a common question might be how much one gets for okozukai. Every year, the Japanese media even reports on the average monthly pocket money Japanese husbands get from their spouses.
"I met my wife, who is eight years older than I am, while working at a diner as a student," 35 year-old Shinya Horikawa, who works at a video game company, recently told ZakZak. "After we got married, there was a complete change. Now, of course, my salary and everything in the house is controlled (by my wife)."