The first day she ever slept over at my place, I left for work and she stayed behind. When I came home, she was in the kitchen cooking. I walked into my room and everything was spotless. She had cleaned the house, done my laundry, and then served me a plate of food.
I remember thinking to myself, women like this still exist?
She’s beautiful, successful, and well put together, so it surprised me even more that she still carried that traditional femininity and warmth.
Six months later, I proposed to her.
We’ve been married for five years now, and nothing has changed. She still cooks, keeps the home peaceful, and never brings unnecessary stress into my life. She lets me relax, play my video games, and watch sports. She even started watching soccer with me and reminds me when my games are on.
Peace in a man’s life is priceless.
I wish every man out there a safe journey in finding a woman like her. I know I did. And I’m never leaving my wife. She’s South American.
Being called a “princess” by women is a great compliment. It just shows that you’ve either prioritized yourself, rejected the bare minimum or held her accountable for her actions.
“The way things are going in my generation, a lot of women are going to grow up to be single and lonely. A good, happy and Godly marriage is an achievement. If you like listen to single bitter w1tch3$ that call themselves feminist that will rub you of your happiness because they are bitter and lonely.”
— Lady says.
As a man you’ll live a happier life when you realise that putting a woman first is absolutely useless because she’ll always pick her emotions and wellbeing before yours
Whenever my elder bro sends me money or does something for me, I might just tell him "Thank you very much, God bless you, I appreciate you," but deep down in my heart, I'm praying like 2000 blessings on him already.
That man is literally my backbone.
Big ups to all the big brother out there👏🏾💪🏾💙