“Marriage Takes Everything From Women, Even Their Lives”- Woman Shares Experience

- A woman shared her personal experience with marriage online, generating significant reactions.
- She expressed strong reservations about the institution of marriage.
- The woman highlighted the challenges women face in marriage.
A woman has sparked reactions online after sharing her personal experience with marriage and expressing strong reservations about the institution.
Speaking about what she described as the realities women face in marriage, the woman argued that marriage often places greater demands and sacrifices on women than on men.
According to her, women stand to lose more than they gain when they get married, claiming that the responsibilities and expectations placed on them can come at a significant personal cost.
“If marriage favours women, men will not do it. A woman does not gain single thing from being married. Marriage takes everything even your life from women,” she said.
The woman further revealed that her experiences have influenced the way she views marriage for the next generation.
She stated that she would not want her daughter to experience what she went through, insisting that her daughter would never get married.
Her comments have since generated discussions online, with social media users sharing different perspectives on whether marriage benefits men and women equally.
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Read some comments below:
@Marvocabe:”These women are so gullible i swear, the kids belong to only the man? The roof and the bills who pays them ? Who toils day and night to give the best to his family ? Who offers protection ? At the end who is receiving ans gaining less ?”
@Jaboi G-star:”Make she dey talk rubbish, if marriage is no gain for women, why are they prioritising it? Why are women concerned about having elaborated wedding, expensive rings and weddings gowns, and want to use big and expensive halls, why are they always after rich men to gain their wealth”
@SayDon:”So nobody get koboko fr that place or oraimo cord?”





