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Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Emmatdayo(m): 1:36pm On Feb 24, 2016
When married, it is believed that everything belongs
to both partners. Is it so when it comes to money?
Many women consciously or unconsciously take money from their
husband’s pockets or wallets without the knowledge of their
spouses. For many, it is nothing, as they believe that they are
partners and whatever belongs to their husband equally belongs
to them. Some others, though, believe that is stealing because it
is done without the knowledge of the owner.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by ChappyChase: 1:37pm On Feb 24, 2016
Without permission yes!
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Nobody: 1:39pm On Feb 24, 2016
1000% stealing and its punishable by no more money 4 eye lashes and brazillian hairs.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by abbeycom101(m): 1:39pm On Feb 24, 2016
No other names but stealing
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Eebrahym(m): 1:39pm On Feb 24, 2016
consciously or unconsciously,[size=18pt]Yes[/size]
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by kingofchess(m): 1:40pm On Feb 24, 2016
ask dasuki
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by KingRex1(m): 1:45pm On Feb 24, 2016
hahaha.. The guy above isa clown!!!
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by ogwomba(m): 1:46pm On Feb 24, 2016
Mimmy oya come and answer.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Emmatdayo(m): 1:54pm On Feb 24, 2016
KingRex1:
hahaha.. The guy above isa clown!!!
i tell you
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by dikeigbo2(m): 1:54pm On Feb 24, 2016
Some men are the cause, they are philanthropist out side their home, but are wicked and stingy to their very households, so there is no condemnation to any woman who took from her hubbys wallet to prepare food for the family.

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Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by RoyalBlak007: 1:58pm On Feb 24, 2016
for me...aint no problem
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by obiorathesubtle: 2:01pm On Feb 24, 2016
hmmmmm... iono..



if what is hers is mine.. is her sexy friend mine too? aszin.. mine for the taking? when I say taking.. I mean _fucking undecided

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Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Nobody: 2:14pm On Feb 24, 2016
Thats stealing.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by MRBrownJ: 2:15pm On Feb 24, 2016
dikeigbo2:
Some men are the cause, they are philanthropist out side their home, but are wicked and stingy to their very households, so there is no condemnation to any woman who took from her hubbys wallet to prepare food for the family.

whether the man is a philanthropist or not, stealing certainly aint the solution... and instead, communicating with that person is the key!
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by prettymina(f): 2:23pm On Feb 24, 2016
In as much am gonna spend it on myself or rather for something that will benefit both of us,its never stealing
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by JudgementHammer: 2:26pm On Feb 24, 2016
You never hear the story of ppl weh die go heaven come back come dey preach d gospel. I hear one, he said when he dey btwn heaven and hell one xtain woman weh her husband dey torture when she dey for earth, as in her hubby no dey drop food money for house and beats her (but she dey endure am). She wan wash her hubby trouser one day and she see 7k inside the pocket. She took d 7k and didn't use it for her own self o, she went to market and bought good meat for d family (her hubby n children) to cook soup without telling her hubby. The hubby actually ate it and thanked her. When d woman die she was accused in heaven for not telling her hubby abt the money that what she did was stealing inspite of using it for the family.

Now if God is too holy to behold d most little iniquity from a suffering woman stating clearly that her suffering doesn't justify her sin, what then do u think God will say to wives whose husbands give money for their upkeep and takes care of them yet still steals their husbands money

No wonder the man say na women plenty pass for hell fire.

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Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by misspicy(f): 2:29pm On Feb 24, 2016
MRBrownJ:


whether the man is a philanthropist or not, stealing certainly aint the solution... and instead, communicating with that person is the key!
who communicating don help



BTW stealing is bad
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by MRBrownJ: 2:38pm On Feb 24, 2016
misspicy:

who communicating don help

BTW stealing is bad

sneaking at the dead of night to substract money from his wallet surely aint the solution, and i hate to see what she does when the wallet now becomes every night empty.

also, lets think about the audacity/disrespect/arrogance of women who do such thing.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by dikeigbo2(m): 3:28pm On Feb 24, 2016
MRBrownJ:


whether the man is a philanthropist or not, stealing certainly aint the solution... and instead, communicating with that person is the key!




I still maintain, the lady did not steal,hence the money is used for the general purpose of the whole family, the man inclusive...
Some men are .... Okanma N'ezii ( Goodman outside)
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by firstking01(m): 3:38pm On Feb 24, 2016
Didn't finish reading your post cos i know anytime you take something without the consent of the owner, you are stealing...ino.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by sexymoma(f): 3:43pm On Feb 24, 2016
It depends, if the your hubby is stingy omo na to take am, tell am later say you take money from im wallet
angry
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by prettysassygirl(f): 3:45pm On Feb 24, 2016
well if it is without his consent then its tapping,but if its with his consent ,its sharing
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by iykekelvins(m): 3:46pm On Feb 24, 2016
Yes na

The money doesn't belong to d woman
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by MRBrownJ: 3:48pm On Feb 24, 2016
dikeigbo2:

I still maintain, the lady did not steal,hence the money is used for the general purpose of the whole family, the man inclusive...
Some men are .... Okanma N'ezii ( Goodman outside)

how can you wrongly assume that the money in the man's wallet is the family's?! what if the money was meant to pay something very important the next morning? what if the money was borrowed to him to pay for an errant?

if the wifey needs money then COMMUNICATING with her husband about her needs is THE only way.
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by Nobody: 4:03pm On Feb 24, 2016
This is why I always advise ladies to get a job before marrying. Marriage is not a poverty alleviation scheme, both parties must contribute to the financial needs of the family. Gone are the days when girls went from eating free food in their father's house to eating free food in their husband's house. Even if you're a stark illiterate, you can still sell tomatoes or pound akpu. The reason why many ladies become slaves to their husbands is because they're too lazy or proud to do 'menial' jobs. Of course there are useless men that allow their wives to shoulder all the responsibilities while they drink all day. I'm referring to ladies that are married to men that pay the house rent, sponsor the children's education and probably still provide food for the family. Don't steal his money to buy expensive weave-ons, clothes and jewelry, all so you can fit in with your peers and probably attract other men too undecided
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by dikeigbo2(m): 6:06pm On Feb 24, 2016
MRBrownJ:


how can you wrongly assume that the money in the man's wallet is the family's?! what if the money was meant to pay something very important the next morning? what if the money was borrowed to him to pay for an errant?

if the wifey needs money then COMMUNICATING with her husband about her needs is THE only way.





Its better your wife steal from you cos it still remains in the family,.than the other way round..try to understand
Re: Is Taking Money From Your Husband’s Wallet Stealing? by MRBrownJ: 6:26pm On Feb 24, 2016
dikeigbo2:

Its better your wife steal from you cos it still remains in the family,.than the other way round..try to understand

i totally disagree, any form of stealing is wrong, however you want to look at it.
how is stealing gonna solve the problem at hand?! who is wifey gonna defraud when hubby's wallet is empty or when hubby is absent?!

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