A Blunt Response to a Question About Marital Communication
This social media exchange features a post by Nia Okafor asking why men do not discuss their true concerns with their wives. The post received a viral reply from a user named Xavier, who provided a sharp, metaphorical comeback by stating, 'You don't discuss malaria with the mosquito.' The interaction highlights a cynical perspective on relationship communication, using the analogy to suggest that the person one is complaining about is the source of the problem rather than a supportive listener.
oh look, Russian anti-fem propaganda
Xavier hitting the spot as always. like a blank shot out of a shotgun. razor sharp. he rules man. he rules us. our true Lord and Xavier! he who knows what the plan is for me and you. while we have been in the same place for years, he was so good at his job and he said he was goin
I dont want to hand the knife to them. (They always turn my words on me, so I let them struggle to find weapon on their own to hurt me)
Because one tiny venting about something and the relationship is done for.
When you understand a moment with a spool of wire, then we can talk
Might aound cliche but it damn works. With women its better to be rude than weak, cold than needy, active (even if an asshole) rather than passive. That being said, dont marry a woman you cant talk serious shit with.
If you were completely honest and open with a woman, she would use all that information against you at your weakest moment
Fuck Xavier
She will weaponise it against you
Never confide in a woman. It will absolutely be used against you