After a lady was allegedly caught burying charms in her husband’s compound and paraded around the community before being handed to the elders, many reactions followed. Among them was one comment that read, “Who marry woman marry problem.”
This statement unfairly generalizes women as a source of trouble. While the woman’s alleged act may be wrong, it doesn’t mean all women behave similarly. Such comments promote harmful stereotypes that portray marriage as a burden when shared with a woman. It’s important to remember that marriage is a partnership that thrives on mutual respect, understanding, and communication — not gender-based blame. One person’s wrongdoing should never define an entire gender.
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