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This is why women disrespect men- Nigerian man's response to this photo

Trending photo of a man weaving his wife's hair has been raising outrage on social media.
Some people are of the opinion that this is an act of true love, while some are saying that it is an insult to men.

 A user identified as Ndueze Francis joined the argument and stated that act like this make women expect so much in marriage, which leads to lack of respect.

 Read his post:

“This is actually what women want, but believe me, so much expectation of this and such likes, is d cause lack of respect in marriage. Women want there marriage to be a fairytale, thereby expecting much from men some even go to d extend of seeking equality with there husband without even knowing it,all in the name of making women part of your decision. Women are also part of the family, but let just know that marriage is not Friendship were you do as you like,act movies too. Marriage is more than business, it’s a destiny one shapes for himself, it’s where we are allowed to play god. Let’s not try to imitate photos, movies and tales. It is never real. Even some of those tales ends up in an unpleasant ways.Romeo and Juliet will tell you more”The post Nigerian man says this photo of a man helping his wife loosen her hair encourages “lack of respect in marriages” 

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