Ya sebuk aleki mebzahtom awdat kulu kab gal tray yedelyu eti segem keabyu kelewu btiebit sele zeabyu dhar klwetu aykulun eyom......... Dhar sex hade des sele zbelo eti hade neti hade kehegus elu zgbro aykonen nklitieka bmaere des eluka ktfesemo alka gn entay ygber eritrean mans wahdi mrdae alewo ab hadar

እዛ ንሳቶም/ነብሶም/ ትብል ቅድም ኣጥፍእያ፣ Plus አንታይ ትብል ዘይኮነ ከመይ ትብል ዩ ሓፍተይ፡ እዚኤን ተመሓይሽክየን እቲ ውጽኢት ጽቡቕ ክኸውን ዩ። ነቐፌታ ከኣ ኣይትጽልኢ

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Ewe tsbuk aleka eti haki ezi zibelkayo yu kubur haw wey hafti

he think he knows every thing i guess.

Thank u so much. Dear Aklilu, First of all, I would like to thank you for bringing this important topic up for discussion within our community. The tips and advice you have shared are very valuable. However, I would like to address two points out of the six you mentioned because I don't completely agree with them. First, it is about sexuality within a marriage. The idea that a woman has an obligation to her husband to always be available for sex is incorrect. Sex should be based on mutual consent and both partners should feel comfortable and willing. It is not right that a man always has the right to sex whenever he feels like it. Sex is meant to be enjoyed by both partners and should be safe and consensual. If I don't feel like it, I have the right to say no. Sex should be a mutual pleasure and not an obligation. Secondly, I want to talk about the point that a married woman with children can also take good care of herself. That's absolutely true, but sometimes it's difficult because of a dominant man who expects her to look sexy and beautiful all the time. If a man wants his wife to be sporty and well-groomed, he should also contribute to the household chores and take over the role of father. This means that he must be actively involved and, for example, take care of the children or household chores on fixed days, so that she has time to take care of herself. Both partners must work together and adjust schedules to ensure that everyone has the space and freedom to undertake their own activities.

I think it is very important that men support their partners and give them space to be themselves. For example, if a woman has gained some weight, it is good if her partner says: "Come on, let's walk together, exercise, I will help you." Little things like taking care of the child, cooking or just doing something active together can really help. And it really doesn't have to be expensive. In addition, I notice that women can often earn more than men nowadays, especially because they are often smarter. If we worked outside the home, we could probably make more money. But of course it depends on the situation of each woman. How integrated you are in a Western community also plays a role. I myself am quite well integrated and have inherited less of my ethnic culture. That can sometimes be a disadvantage, but I do think that newcomers should above all integrate and not try to live as they did in Eritrea. They are now in a different country with different opportunities.

Yhagzuna ember entay koynna kem'u nblom weshele hagizomna gdefa ahwatey

Nazu 🥰

😂😂😂😂yehrr keneblekum baa nskum bezi keman aytrdunan ikum

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I think it is very important that men support their partners and give them space to be themselves. For example, if a woman has gained some weight, it is good if her partner says: "Come on, let's walk together, exercise, I will help you." Little things like taking care of the child, cooking or just doing something active together can really help. And it really doesn't have to be expensive. In addition, I notice that women can often earn more than men nowadays, especially because they are often smarter. If we worked outside the home, we could probably make more money. But of course it depends on the situation of each woman. How integrated you are in a Western community also plays a role. I myself am quite well integrated and have inherited less of my ethnic culture. That can sometimes be a disadvantage, but I do think that newcomers should above all integrate and not try to live as they did in Eritrea. They are now in a different country with different opportunities.

I think it is very important that men support their partners and give them space to be themselves. For example, if a woman has gained some weight, it is good if her partner says: "Come on, let's walk together, exercise, I will help you." Little things like taking care of the child, cooking or just doing something active together can really help. And it really doesn't have to be expensive. In addition, I notice that women can often earn more than men nowadays, especially because they are often smarter. If we worked outside the home, we could probably make more money. But of course it depends on the situation of each woman. How integrated you are in a Western community also plays a role. I myself am quite well integrated and have inherited less of my ethnic culture. That can sometimes be a disadvantage, but I do think that newcomers should above all integrate and not try to live as they did in Eritrea. They are now in a different country with different opportunities.

Kkkkk kola Dea men dyu abeyti kolu nskum endikum