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Life coach John Amponsah has backed the idea of men helping their wives with household chores but emphasised that there should be boundaries when it comes to certain tasks. <\/p>\n
In an interview on GH One TV shared on X on November 29, 2024, he explained that while he has no issue washing his wife’s laundry, particularly underwear, he would draw the line at hanging it out to dry. <\/p>\n
“I can wash for you, but if you can’t walk and hang them yourself, I would have a problem with it. You have to protect your image and be careful with certain things. I won’t hang it because I have to protect my image,” he stated. <\/p>\n
He also advised women who receive such support from their husbands not to share such details with others. <\/p>\n
“A woman who goes out and tells people her husband is washing her panties is disrespecting herself. I can help but don’t create the impression that your man is foolish. It should be kept private.” <\/p>\n
He also asked men to take up provision roles to avoid turning themselves into “slaves” in their homes. <\/p>\n
“Also, it should be based on circumstances. For example, if your wife goes to work and you, as a husband, wait for her to come before you eat, you are turning yourself into a slave,” he concluded. <\/p>\n
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