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Men, it is said are really babies who never grow up. I am a man but unfortunately there is too much evidence to support that allegation.
The excuses wives come up with to avoid submitting to their husbands' conjugal rights are centered on the nagging headache that magically and conveniently appears the moment the man of the house wants to get "heavily romantic."
All hell breaks loose in many Kenyan homes mainly because trouble starts with the way the man asks...
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Why do women then get "hurt" when a jamaa gets somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteThis is a true scenario in many homes.
ReplyDeleteJust like Chris has put it "the trouble starts with the way the man asks for it". Before one becomes mama watoto, things are very nice. Couples have the time to go out and enjoy themselves, when they come back they are already in the mood and there is no need of asking.
The moment kids come, after an outing, the first thing to check is whether the kids you left with the househelp are ok, the lady gets briefing on the days activities. If the kids haven’t slept and decided to wait to present their problems, the househelp with all sorts of issues,the headache starts.
This is a daily routine, and the lady with the help of the househelp handles most of issues in the house. The man comes and sits on his rocking chair, watching news or football. He will tell the kids not to interrupt him while watching news or a match saying that they are make noise. So they turn to mum to present their problems, mum is also stressed from the days work. At the end of the day, the wives work more hours than men and get headaches frequently.
An idle mind is a devils workshop, so the jamaa's mind being idle will start thinking of alternatives.
*sue*