GH Man Advises Broke Boys To Leave Women Alone: "Don't Propose If You Don't Have A Car Or A House"

GH Man Advises Broke Boys To Leave Women Alone: "Don't Propose If You Don't Have A Car Or A House"

  • A Ghanaian man known on TikTok as @mr2real_realtalkm has offered some nuggets of wisdom to his fellow men
  • He advised men to build themselves and ensure they had at least a car, a house, and a job before proposing to women
  • His assertions have attracted mixed reactions on social media from some Ghanaians who follow him on TikTok
  • A relationship and marriage counsellor, Ama Nsroma explained the thinking that could inform the claims made by the man in an interview with YEN.com.gh.

A Ghanaian man has shared some useful life lessons with his fellow men, especially those who struggle to be financially stable.

According to @mr2real_realtalkm on TikTok, a man needs to become a high-value member of society before taking a woman.

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A Ghanaian man advises broke men to leave women alone if they don't have a house, a car, or a job. Photo credit: @mr2real_realtalk/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

@mr2real_realtalkm proceeded to list three essential things a man must acquire before taking the bold step to propose to the woman.

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He said a man who is ready for a woman should have a house, either owned or rented, a car, and most importantly, a source of income.

"Don't worry the woman, don't propose to her if you don't have a house, either rented or owned. If you don't have a job, either a business or a company or anything that brings you a regular income that you can cater for yourself and the woman and the kids. If you also don't have a car, to help you move from A to B, don't propose to a woman," he opined.

He further stated that any man who does not possess the three things mentioned above is not ready to have a woman and may end up being a headache to her.

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In a conversation with YEN.com.gh, a relationship and marriage counsellor, Ama Nsroma said the views expressed by the TikToker are rooted in certain expectations about financial stability and traditional gender roles.

"While having financial stability is a good foundation for marriage, the idea that men should not propose unless they own a house and a car is a narrow perspective that doesn’t take into account individual circumstances, relationship dynamics, or the diversity of modern partnerships. What truly matters is finding a partner with whom you share values, goals, and a vision for the future," she stated.

Netizens share their views on his assertions.

Following the emergence of the Ghanaian man's video on TikTok, netizens who chanced on it shared their views on his assertions.

@Enoch Foreigner said:

"Say Ghana or African ladies, the white woman dont care weather you have money or not if she loves you then she truely loves you."

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@Rich also said:

"Is the car part neccesary??"

@Mr 2Real replied:

"Do you like walking under the hot sun in Gh?"

@Good Name361 wrote:

"I'm 100% with you but out of the three things that you mention you have to delete one is the car if you have a good work with car."

Young men advised against early marriage

In a related YEN.com.gh story, a Ghanaian man cautioned his fellow men against getting married early.

He urged them to rather focus on building themselves to become financially and psychologically sound.

He further said a man with money would be able to attract any woman of his choice to get married to later.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Salifu Bagulube Moro (Human-Interest Editor) Salifu Bagulube Moro is a Human Interest Editor at YEN.com.gh. He has over six years of experience in journalism. He graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism in 2018, where he obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Studies with a specialization in Journalism. Salifu previously worked with Opera News as a Content Management Systems (CMS) Editor. He also worked as an Online Reporter for the Ghanatalksbusiness.com news portal, as well as with the Graphic Communications Group Limited as a National Service Person. Email: salifu.moro@yen.com.gh.