Would you agree that it's more than a "big deal" when a wife went home drunk?
By Jenith
@Jenith (1381)
Philippines
7 responses
@mariaperalta (19073)
• Mexico
25 Nov 12
Whats the difference? Men do the same thing all the time.
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@Jenith (1381)
• Philippines
25 Nov 12
@james: It's not a question of who's drunk here it's more of fair treatment to individuals whether it's man or a woman.
We couldn't say that a wife can drink liquor if the hubby is around. Well, maybe sometime but not at all times coz women have circle of friends too.
@qq744257032 (8)
•
26 Nov 12
Men more to assume family responsib ilities,so women can't be same position that do some thing.
@Dominique25 (9464)
• United States
26 Nov 12
I think getting drunk is way overrated to begin with. Whether it's a woman or man it doesn't matter. Most of the time if either of them come home drunk it will more than likely cause problems. After all who really wants vomit throughout the night, and have a huge headache the next day. That doesn't sound like fun too me.
@Dominique25 (9464)
• United States
24 Dec 12
I completely agree with you. It just doesn't make sense. Yet so many people do it like every weekend. It is sad to see people abuse their life like that. Life is too short to be using it to cause harm to ourselves or others.
@GardenGerty (160696)
• United States
25 Nov 12
It is more than a "big deal" when anyone goes home drunk. They are out of control and not managing their life well at all. I know some cultures treat men and women with different standards still, but the standard here needs to be moderation in all things.
@jaiho2009 (39141)
• Philippines
25 Nov 12
I just can't imagine a wife coming home drunk (lols)
Unless in some occasion or event - a family affair, gathering or special event that she can't resist to join the fun.
But making it a habit- that I don't think it looks good either.
Besides, drinking won't do any good in us and in our health.
@Jenith (1381)
• Philippines
23 Dec 12
jaiho2009 and simplyd, you guys are fun! LOL
Well, drinking is good but not too much. Being drunk is not good to both men and women anyway. Me too never experienced how's life being drunk. I do drink but if I feel something I stop drinking. I'm scared to get drunk.
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
25 Nov 12
It's all because of society's expectations or views on gender. A woman should always be delicate, poised and graceful, so disobeying the husband or getting drunk (hence shouting, screaming, saying obscene words, getting into fights etc.) is seen as digraceful or a lack of dignity, not feminine enough etc. While a man is seen as someone strong, robust, with more power, more macho - in their image, getting drunk and visiting the pubs really frequently isn't doing that much harm. In my own opinion, drunk people are disgusting, but it's even more disgusting if a female does it, because in the basic things I'm a bit old-fashioned, maybe (but I do support female power in politics and the workplace)... but I don't see it worse in primciple in a relationship than the hubby arriving drunk at home. At least the drunk woman would have less power to hit the spouse and the kids :S.
@Jenith (1381)
• Philippines
23 Dec 12
Well said doroffee. I just don't want my hubby to get drunk specially nowadays that we need to spend more on our necessities than leisure. Seems like he doesn't understand my point. For me to be understood, I'm planning to get drunk one day and let see what he feels.
@tinetine161992 (431)
• Philippines
25 Nov 12
Yes i observe that yet women drink more resposibly rathen their husband. And alsn want to know why it's a big deal when women get drunk? Anyways, girl are not like boys that they drink and doesn't care for the rest.
@Arieles (2473)
• United States
25 Nov 12
I think it depends on the spouse. Some men feel it's okay for them to stay out late, never come home, drink the money away and leave the wife at home with the kids. Other men are not like that at all, they hold the wife up to the same standards as themselves. A lot of inequality exists today, it's wrong, but it does exist. Is it fair? No. We have to be very careful who we choose as our significant others.
@Jenith (1381)
• Philippines
25 Nov 12
@Arieles: You got a point. It's really unfair having a wife stayed at home with the kids and still worrying of: the food they gonna eat, doing household chores, laundry and all. Here comes a hubby you thought that he so busy at work, drunk and no money left in his pocket. Being very careful in choosing the spouse is so important but what if you are already in this point what you gonna do? And you believe that only God can separate the two of you. Also, you don't want to be separated from your better half for the sake of the kids?