Marriages survived because men had the heart to endure women.
It lasted for generations because of MEN. Because of our emotional intelligence and our compassion for our wives.
Not because women were good partners. Because men learned to overlook a lot of stupid shit women do just to let peace reign.
Let's be real, women are NOT easy to live with.
They are not romantic. Their whole idea of romance is RECEIVING. What he bought for me, where he took me, what he did for me. Never what they give.
They are not funny. They are overly sensitive, they hate accountability, they hate saying sorry, they hate initiating sex with their own husbands, and they are controlling as hell. Stubborn and rebellious.
And that domestic violence you hear about in marriages? Most of it is STARTED by the wife. Pushing, slapping, throwing things, talking reckless, provoking until the man reacts. Then she wants to play victim.
Look at any relationship that doesn't have a man in it,it doesn't work.
Lesbians? Highest divorce rate. Highest abuse rate. Because there is no man there to tolerate their violence and their emotions. Two women together can't handle each other.
Female friendships? Even worse. Pure gossip, backbiting, jealousy, cutting each other off over the most childish things.
They will have 10 female friends by 2022. By 2026, only 2 are left. She has fought with ALL of them. Every single one is now an enemy.
But men are the problem.
#Ethiopia Responds strongly to Arab League's Resolution on GERD
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia has expressed its disappointment over the resolution adopted by the recent Summit of the League of Arab States concerning the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
The Ministry, in a press release, stated that the resolution echoed #Egypt's hostile rhetoric towards the GERD, which it described as an affront to the African Union and its member states. These entities have been striving to negotiate an amicable resolution to the GERD issue, and the resolution contradicts the shared history and values of the peoples of Africa and the Arab world.
The Ministry reminded that in 2015, Egypt, Ethiopia, and #Sudan signed the Agreement on the Declaration of Principles, which clearly states that the construction of the Dam should continue alongside negotiations on the guidelines and rules for its first filling and operation. The details of the dam filling, including volume and duration, have been agreed upon by the experts of the three countries.
Ethiopia has been considerate of the concerns of Egypt and Sudan throughout the process and will continue to respect the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization of the Nile waters. The Ministry refuted allegations that Ethiopia has taken unilateral measures, describing them as deliberate mischaracterizations.
The Ministry criticized Egypt's attempts to pressure Ethiopia through the #ArabLeague forum, calling it a violation of the Agreement on the Declaration of Principles. It also commended those Member States of the Arab League that cautioned against Egypt's attempts to escalate the matter.
Ethiopia urged Egypt to abandon its unlawful claim to the monopoly of the Nile River, citing defunct colonial agreements and a colonial-mentality-based position. It called on Egypt to negotiate in good faith and reach a win-win outcome, laying the foundation for future generations of all the Nile River basin countries to nurture friendship and cooperation based on mutual respect.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia remains confident that members of the League, particularly the Member States of the African Union, will disassociate themselves from this resolution and prevent Egypt's further misuse of the League, which could potentially create a rift in the longstanding African-Arab friendship and historic relations.
Source: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia
It is time for Africa to champion a fresh, affirmative and solution-oriented perspective in climate change action plan by building its green industrial capacity. Relocating industries to the continent will strengthen its balance of trade and ease pressure on local currencies.
NEW WORLD RECORD
Eliud Kipchoge smashes his own marathon world record, winning the #BerlinMarathon in 2:01:08
Takes 31 seconds off his old record.
#marathon