To the men who can and want to be the provider of the relationship:

Question

What do you want or expect from the woman that you'd be providing for?

Jaime · Accepted Answer

I just want to come home to someone that is genuinely happy and actually missed me all day. 😳🤗😇☺️😊
As simple as this 😇😅

Miguel · Answer

Being grateful is a big one. If you want a man to be a provider you need to be a team. Make sure he feels appreciated.

Alex · Answer

To make sure mammoth skins are always cleaned, cave is aired out daily and my collection of clubs is polished.

Rafael D · Answer

The same effort back. It's not worth providing to someone that doesn't want to share a life with you, physically and mentally. 🥲

Jack · Answer

A stay at home partner should be a force multiplier, smoothing the path to success and walking it alongside me. The task would be to make me better, stronger, more capable, than I would otherwise be alone, regardless of what that might look like. The rising tide raises all boats, so the more successful I am, the better quality of life I can provide, and it should be a positive feedback loop

Bay · Answer

Mindful kisses (6 second kisses, rather than pecks) and long hugs lol. Just randomly approach me and give me a tight hug unexpectedly and let me hug you back. Let's enjoy each other's presence quietly in those moments and live the present.

But then again, it's not a good idea to have expectations. These should be things you do for one another to build that relationship and keep the love burning strong.

Edwin · Answer

The late, great Kevin Samuels broke down that most men are seeking COOPERATION from their partner. It takes 2 to tango baby

Josh · Answer

Respect, Cooperation, Ideas, encouragement. And oh btw we love to help you achieve your dreams too if we getting all that.

Kris · Answer

Peace! You bring peace to this household!

Ｈｅｌｖｅ · Answer

Expectations don’t count if a woman has her own agenda…

Aleks · Answer

What do you mean by "provider of the relationship?", it's a bit hard question for my neanderthalness

Kevin King · Answer

That would be a clean home and dinner ready or cooking when arriving home from work. Love and appreciation.

The professor 🎓 · Answer

Not to have another man's child.

Edwin · Answer

In my last relationship, I was the only one who worked, cooked and everything in between, and all I ever wanted was some sleep and appreciation… Spoiler: I didn’t get either lol

Santos · Answer

Let's face it, most men who want to be the provider are just secretly hoping their partner will take over all the spider-killing and jar opening duties. No ulterior motive, we promise!

JAcK · Answer

As a super straight alpha sigma zeta HE-MAN, I do my 9 to 5. Come home 💩, shave, and shower. Dinner is ready at 1830 every night. Home cooked meals of course. We say prayer and eat as a family. My children are well behaved, and well spoken. None of them say Mfer at the age of three. Wife is expected to cook clean stay fit and dress modestly, As G-d intended. Not walk around in her underwear like some flapper! She doesn't question me or worry about finances. None of that Amazon or temu spending nonsense. That's a symptom of Hysteria clearly. Every Saturday I go out with boys, while she's at home taking care of things and the children. Sunday's we go to church. This was none negotiable she had to convert. Then she makes sure everything is ready for Monday, and not sleep all day. I'm real nice though, she gets a small allowance too so groceries and buy her self a little something with the change. She gets to celebrate her birthday and mother's Day ! Yup that sounds about right.

Isabella · Answer

Following out of curiosity 👀

Jeremy Lowe · Answer

Freedom, queen.

Kiem · Answer

To chase her dream whatever it may be

Sandy · Answer

Keep chasing their man forever...

To the men who can and want to be the provider of the relationship:

Relationshipadvice Community

I just want to come home to someone that is genuinely happy and actually missed me all day. 😳🤗😇☺️😊 As simple as this 😇😅

Being grateful is a big one. If you want a man to be a provider you need to be a team. Make sure he feels appreciated.

The same effort back. It's not worth providing to someone that doesn't want to share a life with you, physically and mentally. 🥲

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