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Who Is A Man

 Who Is A Man



A man is the most beautiful part of God's creation.

He sacrifices his chocolates for his sister.

He sacrifices his dreams for just a smile on his parents' faces.

He spends his entire pocket money on buying gifts for the lady he loves just to see her smiling

He sacrifices his full youth for his wife and children by working late at night without any complaint.

He builds their future by taking loans from banks and repaying them for a lifetime.

He struggles a lot and still has to bear scolding from his mother, wife, and boss.

His life finally ends up only by compromising for others' happiness.

 

If he goes out, then he's careless 

If he stays at home, then he's a lazy

If he scolds children, then he's a monster 

If he doesn't scold, then he's an irresponsible guy

If he stops wife from working, then he's an insecure guy

If he doesn't stop wife from working, then he's somebody who lives on wife's earnings 

If he listens to mom, then he's mama's boy

If he listens to wife, he's wife's slave

Respect every male in your life. You will never know what he has sacrificed for you.

 

Worth sending to every man to make him smile and every woman to make her realize his worth!!

 

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