User: Yucky

Quote from: Yucky on Today at 03:32:14 PM

Some men don't allow their wives to work because they prefer to have them stay at home. However, I believe that a woman's decision to stay at home should be entirely her choice.

The positive aspect of a man wanting the wife to stay at home is that he cares about her well-being. He acknowledges that childbearing and motherhood are full-time jobs that require dedication and support. In this scenario, the husband supports his wife's decision, providing her with the necessary resources and financial access. She is empowered to manage the household finances effectively. This way, she is not left stranded or vulnerable in case anything happens to her husband.

On the other hand, there's a negative scenario where a man's decision to have his wife stay at home stems from possessiveness or insecurity. For instance, he might be uncomfortable with the idea of his wife interacting with others, especially if she's attractive. He might fear that she'll be harassed or pursued by other men. In this cases, the man's decision to keep his wife at home is rooted in his own insecurities, rather than a genuine concern for her well-being.

Unfortunately, this often means that the woman has limited access to financial resources and is entirely dependent on her husband for survival. She may not even have control over her own finances or know how to manage the household expenses. This can leave her vulnerable and stranded if anything happens to her husband.

Whether a woman chooses to work outside the home or stay at home, it should be her decision to make and she should have the necessary support and resources to thrive in her chosen path.

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Quote from: Yucky on December 26, 2024, 03:42:56 PM

Quote from: mirakal on December 26, 2024, 03:05:49 PM

Most of the time, we can observe that experienced gamblers think that they are better and more knowledgeable. Of course, we can't deny that they already gain more knowledge, but having an opinion from beginners could also help, not in a way they could teach us but for us to know their sentiment and level of understanding. Maybe in return, we could help them improve and correct their mistakes.

The discussion is not about who is good at gambling but rather an exchange of ideas and opinions. If we think he/she is right, then we also acknowledge it rather than pushing ourselves that we know everything.

There's a concept called "learning on the job," where you can gain knowledge and skills as you progress. This applies to various areas, including gambling. While experienced gamblers have an edge due to their accumulated knowledge and experiences, newcomers can also contribute and learn.

It's important to recognize that everyone, regardless of their experience level, can share valuable insights and ideas. Newbies can learn from experienced gamblers, and in return, experienced gamblers can refine their strategies by considering fresh perspectives.

This is why I appreciate this forums, which provide a platform for people of all experience levels to share, learn, and grow. You can contribute on threads, receive feedback, and improve.
Whether you're a newbie or an experienced gambler, there's always room to learn and grow. To continually refine your strategies, improve and become a better gambler.

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Quote from: Yucky on December 26, 2024, 03:21:52 PM

I've never been a fan of multi-level marketing (MLM) strategies. Whenever someone introduces me to a referral-based commission structure, I get discouraged. I prefer earning a fair income through direct payment rather than relying on referrals.

I'm skeptical of MLMs because they often prioritize the business's interests over the individuals involved. The model can be unsustainable, as it relies heavily on continuous recruitment. If I don't refer someone in a month, I don't earn money. This can lead to financial instability and even bankruptcy.

I'd rather advise one to work for their money fair and square than get involved in MLMs. However, if it works for you and you think it's a business model you want to pursue, that's okay. Some people prefer to try things out for themselves before taking caution. Whatever works for you is fine, but be very careful not to get hurt.

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