D-TRACTS

I once saw a very thoughtful and captivating post on twitter. The words though short meant so much to me as I thought about it over and over again while I wondered what was going through the mind of the writer when he wrote it. He said and I quote               " Years ago, I decided that besides her carrying our babies in her womb and                 breastfeeding them, no particular chore should be tagged with my wife's name.                 Not an easy decision though but I eventually adapted.                 So@ home, we practice partnership not slavery.                 This has been working for us". This is coming from a man that understand the value of his wife and someone who is ready to maintain a happy home at all cost. As I read this post, it brought to mind the story of a man who grew up in a home where his mother was worse than a slave. His mother was a working class just like his father but she did every chore in the home. His father never assisted

Clinton had heard stories of how women broke the hearts of good men and how badly they were treated in a relationship they gave their all. But he knew deep down that true love still exists for him somewhere. He had dreamt of a flawless bride that will house his heart and care for it so jealously. He was determined to find that love but not in a rush. Clinton falls into a class of the well brought up, emotional and wired to respect ladies. This is why he patiently sort that one woman who was worth his heart. Yes!not only women deserve men who are worth them. Some men are price less! His friends had pressured him to get a girl friend just to prove his manhood and ability to woo a woman. He refused and gradually kept them out of his live instead. He was a focused and determined young man. Here came Bisola, a dark,timid and with a very unattractive outward appearance. She was from a very wealthy but humble background. Brought up to respect everyone just as they are. She was al