Men Were Created To Work For Women To Spend And Enjoy Money, Says Relationship Therapist, Blessing CEO

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 Men Were Created To Work For Women To Spend And Enjoy Money, Says Relationship Therapist, Blessing CEO

Controversial relationship therapist, Blessing Okoro popularly known as Blessing CEO has asserted that men are meant to work while women sit back to enjoy the proceeds of their hard work.

Blessing took to social media to express her views on the traditional roles of men and women in a relationship.

She expressed disappointment in what she perceived as a lack of vocal support from powerful men on this matter, singling out “small upcoming hustlers” for taking the lead in discussions on gender roles.

Okoro went on to invoke the biblical narrative of Adam and Eve, suggesting that God had initially designed men to be the providers while women were intended to be recipients of financial provision.

She questioned whether the shift in these roles occurred because women decided to start working and helping men in the workforce.

In her words: “It actually hurts me the most that the powerful men hardly talk. It’s all these small small upcoming hustlers”

“When God vested Adam, he had already put everything in place. Is it because women decided to start helping men and start working?”

Men were born to work and to feed a woman, a woman’s job is to enjoy the money”.



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