- A Twitter influencer advised men to let their wives have a life outside her husband to have a good marriage.
- He went on to say that it would be virtually impossible to have a good marriage if she has no friends to talk with.
- He also added that a woman shouldn’t look up to her for entertainment and mental support as that would almost be impossible.
A man came on social media to advice on how to have a good marriage saying that wives who have no friends can be detrimental.
He stated in his tweet that it would be a win-win situation and it would lead the couple to have a good marriage.
He stated that women who went out for ladies only getaways, dinner, coffee and walk date, also bring the same energy back home.
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His tweet read in part: “. Encourage her to do the work to make her own friends and build her own hobbies. Girls dinners. Getaways. Walks and coffee dates. It’ll be a massive win-win for you and your family if your wife is excited about her own social schedule away from yours.”
Man advises fellow men on how to have a good marriage
The tweet was welcomed with positive responses from netizens as they agreed on his advice to have a good marriage.
@Ronald: “Good advice.”
@SeattleFan22: “There is no end to your advice but I d o agree. It’s challenging for shy people to make good friends later in life.”
@Hoyt Crouch: “Vis versa applies. Men need friends desperately and so many neglect this or their wives begrudge anytime they spend with “the boys.”
@Roman Kraft: “my lady hates girlie’s talks, mostly and feels awesome in my company of friends… She tells me she simply doesn’t understand other women.”
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Nigerian lady advises couples to lead private lives online
Meanwhile, a Nigerian lady advised couples to lead private lives stating that you should take your love story off Twitter.
She added that online, their relationship was prone to judgement by people who likely knew nothing about their lives.
She cited that a marriage could be analysed in such a petty manner and cause real damage to the couple.
