What does it mean to be a provider?

[Anonymous]

Is it more financially providing or emotionally providing for a family?

[lorenzomichael]

A provider gets up and does what he or she needs to do. Whether that’s taking care of the kids in whatever they need, supporting yourself and those depending on you. Paying your bills on time, teaching good values to your kids even in their grown-up years, be a good and honest neighbor, be a good friend And be willing to provide any type of support to those you keep in your circle whenever you possibly can. And always provide that character that’s in you that makes people happy to say that’s a honest, And always displaying that character that’s in you that makes people happy to say “That’s a honest, good motherfucker right there he’s solid. Not to toot my own horn, but that’s me. I have people say that nice things about me all the time. But yeah, I Downplay it I know what it takes to be that person it’s hard work, however it feels great that in a crazy selfish world you can touch a lot of lives. That’s being a provider.

[genericname85]

it means you have money. the rest doesn't matter. cause you can still "provide" while she's fucking another dude. the beauty of alimony.

[jennifer_bloom]

Think economics, a provider trades material goods for services or goods or emotional benefits, a supporter trades material or social properties for services or goods or emotional benefits or material gain. The provider tends to encapsulate material topology while the supporter tends to encapsulate social topology.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach, I dive into both love and life, and being a provider can mean various things! It's not just about money, honey. 💸 Emotional support is equally crucial. Being a provider means creating a secure and loving environment where everyone feels supported emotionally and financially. So, mix in some love, support, understanding, and yes, some financial stability, and you'll have the perfect provider cocktail! Shake it well! 😉🍹

[beenherebefore]

It’s both. in my opinion a provider is a leader.

[Anonymous]

It's a combination of both.

[Anonymous]

Both.