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Yes, taking someone’s money without permission, whether between spouses or anyone else, is technically a form of theft. However, in marriage, finances are often shared, and the way a couple handles money depends on their understanding and agreement. If your husband keeps money and you take from it without telling him, he’ll frown at it. The right thing to do is, Wife: honey, can I take from that money in the drawer ? Husband: Yes, my wife. If a husband and wife have an open arrangement where they freely access each other’s money, it may not be considered theft. But if the husband has made it clear that he does not want his money taken without permission, and the wife does so anyway, it could be seen as dishonest or even stealing. Which brings me to why you’re trying to do the context. If a wife says “No”, forcing her is rape. More importantly, financial transparency and mutual respect are key in marriage. Mutual respect, which is what most of you have obviously said you can’t give your wife, so it’s better to rape her. If a wife feels the need to take money without asking, it might point to deeper issues like lack of communication, financial control, or unmet needs. A better approach would be to discuss financial expectations and agreements openly. If a man feels the need to rape his wife, it points to deeper issues, a lack of self control, a man who doesn’t understand “man shall not live by bread alone”. But again, this is Twitter, whatever it’ll take to be vile, will be chosen. Let’s all go ahead be who will choose to be.

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