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Marriage Is Not for the Lazy, Unambitious, or Sluggish WomanLet’s stop romanticizing dysfunction.A man doesn’t get marri...
06/08/2025

Marriage Is Not for the Lazy, Unambitious, or Sluggish Woman

Let’s stop romanticizing dysfunction.

A man doesn’t get married to babysit a full-grown woman.

He doesn’t take vows to drag dead weight.

He doesn’t wake up every morning grinding—just to come home to a couch princess buried in Netflix, junk food, and gossip blogs.

Let’s talk about it:

Because some women don’t ruin marriages by yelling…

They ruin it by doing nothing.



1. Men Are Not Looking for a Grown Dependent

He already carries the rent, the bills, the kids, and the chaos of life.

Now you want him to carry you, too?

He married you hoping for a helper, not a fourth child.

But you wake up at 10 a.m.
You don’t cook.
You don’t clean.
You don’t dream.

You scroll. You binge. You sigh.
And then you ask why he doesn’t look at you like he used to.



2. Sluggish Minds Make Heavy Marriages

She hasn’t read a book in years.

Has no hobby, no hustle, no hunger.

Just complaints, complaints… and more complaints.

You ask her:

“What do you want to do with your life?”

She says: “I don’t know. I’m just tired.”

Tired of what?

Every vision dies in her hands.

Every goal becomes “too much.”

Every responsibility gets pushed back until it becomes your job.

She’s not a partner. She’s a pause button.



3. A Lazy Wife Will Raise Slower Children

Let’s be real:

When a woman loses her fire—
The whole house goes cold.

The kids become wild. The meals become microwaved.

The house becomes a landfill of diapers, depression, and unspoken resentment.

Men suffer in silence.

Because no man wants to say:

“My wife has become… a burden.”

But deep down, he knows:

The woman he once admired?

Now mocks ambition.
Now avoids effort.
Now waits to be rescued from the very life she created.



4. When Beauty Fades, What’s Left?

She stopped grooming herself.

Stopped dressing up.

Stopped putting in the bare minimum effort.

And somehow expects a man to still look at her like she’s a dream.

But real men don’t just marry faces.

They marry discipline.

They marry movement.

And when you let yourself go—mentally, emotionally, physically—

They don’t see you as “comfortable.”

They see you as checked out.



5. No Man Wants to Build With a Broken Compass

She can’t think fast.
She can’t speak sharp.
She can't connect dots that are obvious.

She can't keep pace with a man whose mind is full of vision and strategy.

So instead?

She nods. Smiles. Echoes your thoughts like a fan, not a partner.

You try to have a deep conversation?

She changes the subject to celebrities and scandal.

And you wonder why your IQ drops every time you talk to her.

She’s not dull because of circumstance.

She chooses to live in delusions.



6. She’s Not Just Lazy—She’s Infectious

Laziness spreads.

It poisons energy.
It kills drive.
It makes even the most ambitious man second-guess his grind.

She doesn’t push you forward.
She pulls you into stillness.
She drags the whole household into a fog of mental and physical fatigue.

Iron sharpens iron.

But she dulls everything she touches.

And before long?
You’re both stuck—watching your dreams expire from the couch.



Final Word: A Lazy Woman Will Cripple a Great Man

She’s not evil.
She’s not loud.
She’s not abusive.

She’s just unmoved.

And that’s the problem.

Because a man with vision needs movement.

He needs energy.

He needs a wife who gets up, shows up, and keeps up.

So before you marry her softness, her silence, her “low maintenance” vibe—

Ask yourself:

Will she grow with me?

Or will she grow into a burden?

Because marriage is not for the lazy, unambitious, or sluggish woman.

It’s for the woman who:

– Stays sharp.
– Moves fast.
– Lifts the room.
– Builds the home.

Not the one who lays in bed while the house—and the man—slowly fall apart.

— ©️ ELONAIRES | Magnus Media

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06/02/2025
YOUR BODY IS ASKING FOR HELP:1. Dry Skin:Your body is lacking vitamin E.To meet your needs, include nuts, fatty fish, an...
05/22/2025

YOUR BODY IS ASKING FOR HELP:
1. Dry Skin:
Your body is lacking vitamin E.
To meet your needs, include nuts, fatty fish, and virgin vegetable oil in your diet.
2. Brittle Hair and Nails:
These symptoms indicate a deficiency in B-complex vitamins and calcium.
Eat beans, poppy seeds, yeast, and whole grains.
3. Bleeding Gums:
This means a lack of vitamin C.
Eat onions, garlic, fruits, and vegetables as often as possible.
4. Insomnia, Cramps, Compulsive Behavior, and Moodiness:
Your body is lacking magnesium and potassium.
These can be found in cocoa, chocolate, bananas, potatoes, dried apricots, prunes, and beets.
5. Rough Skin on the Elbows:
This symptom indicates a deficiency in vitamins C and A.
Eat a variety of citrus fruits, carrots, tomatoes, apricots, and pumpkins.
6. Craving Salty Foods or Frequent Crying Spells:
You may have an infection or inflammation in the body, particularly in the urogenital system.
7. Strong Cravings for Sweets:
You might be exhausted and in need of a quick energy boost.
In this case, it’s better to consume honey, unsweetened cocoa, or dark chocolate to avoid gastrointestinal issues.
8. Craving Sunflower Seeds:
Your body is lacking antioxidants and other essential nutrients.
9. Craving Bitter Foods:
Your body needs these foods because, for some reason, it needs to stimulate the liver or gallbladder.
Include lemon, apple cider vinegar, wine, and cranberries in your diet.
10. Flat Hair, Cold Feet, and Fatigue:
This may indicate an iodine deficiency.
Consume radishes and foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids.

After becoming a MOM, I realized that to the world, we’re NOT allowed to:• Complain - "You chose to have kids.”• Cry - "...
05/21/2025

After becoming a MOM, I realized that to the world, we’re NOT allowed to:

• Complain - "You chose to have kids.”

• Cry - "Why are you upset? Did you think it would be easy?”

• Feel tired - "Tired from what? You’re home all day!”

• Sleep in - "You’re just being lazy!”

• Take a break - "You’ll get rest once they’re grown.”

• Get pregnant again - "Are you serious? Isn’t that enough?”

• Leave your job - "How are you going to provide for your child?”

• Work - "Who’s going to watch the baby?”

• Use daycare - "Don’t let strangers raise your kid!”

• Be a stay at home mom - "Your husband does everything while you do nothing!”

• Be single - "Nobody wants a mom with baggage.”

• Go out - "Why are you going out and leaving your child?”

And the truth is…
No matter what we do, someone ALWAYS has something to say.

Let’s normalize giving moms grace. I’m a mom. I LOVE my kids. But I’ve felt EVERY one of these things at some point.

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