A woman’s success should not make a man feel smaller and turn it into a competition - Actress Mary Remmy Njoku

 

Nollywood actress Mary Remmy Njoku says a woman's success should not make her husband feel insecure, emphasizing that genuine love means celebrating one’s significant other's achievements without turning it into a competition.  

In a post shared on her Instagram page on Sunday, August 30, the actress said most women are genuinely happy for their make partners whenever they becomes successful but oftentimes, men find it uneasy when their women become successful. She said they end up feeling emasculated, inadequate and disrespected even when the woman has done nothing to make them feel that way.

Her post reads

''Most women are genuinely happy when their man becomes very successful. In fact, many women pray for it. They want their husbands to win because they see his success as a win for the family.

But a lot of men struggle when the tables are turned.

When the woman starts earning significantly more, some men begin to feel emasculated, inadequate, or disrespected. Even when she has done absolutely nothing to make them feel that way.

Suddenly, every little disagreement becomes, “It’s because you have money more than me.”

And that’s the real issue.

Sometimes the disrespect isn’t coming from the woman. It’s coming from the man’s own insecurity about what her success means about him.

So yes, I think this point is valid. A woman’s success should not make a man feel smaller. And a man who truly loves his woman should be able to celebrate her success without turning it into a competition. 

JoiningCommunity Volunteering Programs

But their Ego no go gree.''