Lmao, I'll be damned. Fuck no, hell no, bitch no. He can choke, but it won't be on my dough 💰. We can join accounts but I'll be damned if give up the money I made, and get an allowance back. Fuck that man, I can find another.
Shrugs.. . . I have heard it done the other way. Why not? Relationships should be about those two parties can do to work out things between themselves.
The real "man and woman" argument is a falacy people implicated as a weak argumentative tactic to suggest that in order to be idealistic to their gender they have to adhere to their set of personalized, biased standards. There is no doctrine of how to be a man or woman "properly," including who should have control over your personal funds.
Remove gender and use logic: you worked for your money, therefore, legally and by rights that money belongs to you and no one else, with the exception of government taxation. Period.
Your cock does not entitle you to my funds and my womanhood isn't dependent on my compliance to someone else's idealistic expectations of my gender either.
@rebelsunshine Not inherently, no. I don’t even have much of an issue if people prefer gender roles, I acknowledge male and female differences and appreciate masculinity and femininity, I just don’t adhere to a singular view of how those concepts “should” be represented. People can decide that for themselves.
@ChronicThinker On second thought, let me play Socrates and ask: if people decide for themselves how masculinity and femininity are represented, do any objective standards exist by which the femininity or masculinity of a given individual can be ascertained?
@rebelsunshine I’m not necessarily say everyone dictates it, but people can choose to adhere to whatever standard they prefer. There will always be the presence of what “is” or “isn’t,” I just don’t see the logic of anybody having to abide to a singular concept of something like gender defining limitations - especially fucking stupid ones like living on an allowance of your own hard earned money.
IF she's intelligent and she makes an autonomous, well-considered decision to do so that she's concluded is in her best interest -- and if such an arrangement does, in fact, work for her and her relationship with her man; and she and he truly do view each other as equals, and complementary partners in an adult relationship -- then yes.
If she decides to do so for any other reason: NO!
I know several women who are 100% submissive to their partners, yet also quite physically and mentally strong, and quite intelligent. One of them I know for a fact uses her physical strength a whole hell of a lot better than musclehead men with bulging biceps who lack stamina, but get their asses handed to them in a real fight.
She's obviously VERY choosy about the man to whom she's decided to give her paycheck, but she is most definitely a real woman.
Uh, totally NOT TRUE. Real women don’t depend on a man and certainly don’t give their paychecks to a guy followed by earning some of it back. That sounds like he is her pimp or something. Brothel stuff. Definitely not stuff that happens in a normal relationship.
I mean... if that's how you wanna live your life, I suppose that's your prerogative. However, she has no right to define womanhood in such a way that conveniently excludes any females who choose not to adopt that particular relationship dynamic. I know I personally wouldn't want that.
What the heck is this? Real men earn a paycheck and share with their woman the money that they earn thank you very much. I would think both would share put apparently this dude is thinking with his head inside of his couch :)
LMFAOOOOOO THE FUCK? I’m handing his ass to him if he thinks I’m handing in my paycheck. Why the fuck would I be giving someone else my money? If we’re married we have joined accounts and that’s entirely different
Pfft. Nein. Historically and even currently men give their entire paycheck to their wife. Since when has it been the other way around? 🙄 This is modern legal slavery. No thank you.
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