People can say whatever they want, but in the female hierarchy, being the wife is the strongest position. Where exactly is it so strong?
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Even though she has a wealthy husband, she still has to work because he doesn’t give her any money. That means she isn’t loved, right? Money is a sign of sincerity. And she gets cheated on, lol.
She’s basically a slave, lol.
Can you argue against that?
I’m Aya, a female member.
When you think about how the wife must feel, it really hurts, doesn’t it? Even if she’s given enough to cover living expenses, knowing her husband is chasing other women must be unbearable.
The wives of papa-katsu men are often homemakers, so they can’t say anything because getting divorced would be difficult for them. They’re left in a sort of “neither allowed to live nor die” situation. Maybe things would be different if they had jobs and could support themselves.
For now, the wives of papa-katsu men—especially homemakers—may hold the strongest position legally, but even if someone told me, “Switch places with me,” I’d absolutely refuse.
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