I Got Angry & Didn’t Eat My Wife’s Food, When She Slept, I Snuck Into the Kitchen: Husband Narrates
- A Nigerian man, Dr Ayeni, said he could not hold a grudge against his wife for long after he had refused to eat
- Hungry, the man snuck into the kitchen with the plan to scrap off food without letting his partner know
- After different attempts, he threw caution to the wind and feasted on the food properly, saying he cannot die of hunger
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A Nigerian doctor in the UK, Dr Ayeni, has narrated what he did after he refused to eat his wife's food because he was angry.
Ayeni revealed that after the woman had gone to bed, he quietly went into the kitchen, picked a spoon, and started chipping away at the rice in the pot.
I later ate the food
He did that so that his wife would not notice he later went to eat her food. The man stated that after he had scrapped at the food for a while, he went and got a bigger spoon.
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With the spoon, Ayeni scooped the rice in large amounts inside his plate and added meat. He told himself:
"We live to fight another day."
He added:
"Hunger will not kill me in my own house."
See his post below:
At the time of writing this report, his narrative has gathered over 1,600 comments with thousands of likes.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
papiiitino said:
"You fit fight but you no fit cook.
serah_lash said:
"Man cannot live without food."
sunofdesoil said:
"Na good wives dey cook when una dey quarrel, this generation will go chop for fast food or buy mama put, eat clean mouth and be staring at you…"
adelekelydia1 said:
"You suppose continue fighting na."
oluwadolarz said:
"I don try am before with my mum..mumu mi I don’t forget say I use super appetite and na pounded yam mumcy cook."
“I love this”: Mzansi adores pic of wife kneeling down for hubby to wash hands
Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that social media is abuzz following a beautiful snap shared by Ifeyiwa Mkhize on Facebook. The lady seems to suggest that gone are the days where a woman would kneel down when bringing food to the man of the house.
Mkhize argues that she grew up under the same circumstances where a wife had to bend her knees to give the husband water to wash his hands before bringing a meal.
Source: Briefly News
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