“Jews are running society. Women need to shut the fu*k up. Blacks need to be imprisoned, for the most part. And we would live in paradise, it’s that simple.”
Obviously a troll thread, but in a good marriage, nobody is “in charge”
I respect your opinion but I don't think it is necessarily true. Just like a well run business, it is important in a marriage to have one individual who is clearly in charge. Although the difference between the work world and the marriage world is that at work everyone knows who is in charge, while in a marriage you have to trick your wife into believing she has more power than she actually does. If you don't, she will likely slack in both her kitchen and bedroom duties.
Obviously a troll thread, but in a good marriage, nobody is “in charge”
How is it trolling to ask people if one person has final say in major decisions in their marriage? That seems like a perfectly reasonable question to ask to me and something that should probably be worked out prior to getting married honestly as it would each party know what to expect.
Obviously a troll thread, but in a good marriage, nobody is “in charge”
How is it trolling to ask people if one person has final say in major decisions in their marriage? That seems like a perfectly reasonable question to ask to me and something that should probably be worked out prior to getting married honestly as it would each party know what to expect.
Also, I wasn't meaning one person is dictator, just like, it can't be exactly 50/50 otherwise you can run into stalemates. To me it would make sense to tilt it 49/51 so that decisions could be made. I think pretty much all marriages are like this whether it's explicitly talked about or not. One person is dominant, either by a little or a lot.
Obviously a troll thread, but in a good marriage, nobody is “in charge”
How is it trolling to ask people if one person has final say in major decisions in their marriage? That seems like a perfectly reasonable question to ask to me and something that should probably be worked out prior to getting married honestly as it would each party know what to expect.