A man's duty as a provider

As a girl I couldn't help but wondering whether guys actually LIKE being a provider and gain some kind of happiness or satisfaction from knowing that their woman is provided for or if they find it some kind of chore and feel that they are required to do it because of the way men are expected to behave.

Some boys I've talked to consider it a burden having a female depending on them for financial support whilst other tell me they absolutely LOVE it and that they would happily do it because they know its their duty.

Just wondering what the general opinions here on TSR were.

I wouldn't want to be the sole provider. When I have a wife I would want her to work as well, there's no reason why she shouldn't be working and earning money too. As the man, yeah I guess I would prefer if I was earning more money than her, but I wouldn't like it if she is just doing nothing and just stays at home or goes shopping while I'm the only person who is earning money.

Also it's the attitude because I find that women who have never worked in their life are total idiots and have a bad attitude. My mum has never really worked and hasn't had a job in like 20 years, and her along with all the other women I know who just rely on their husbands for everything tend to be stupid, annoying, complain too much, and expect too much from society when they don't give anything back in return - and that's something I'm not attracted to and not something I can live with. Women who work are more mature and don't act like idiots, and they have better personalities, more reasonable and rational people, etc.

As a girl I couldn't help but wondering whether guys actually LIKE being a provider and gain some kind of happiness or satisfaction from knowing that their woman is provided for or if they find it some kind of chore and feel that they are required to do it because of the way men are expected to behave.

Some boys I've talked to consider it a burden having a female depending on them for financial support whilst other tell me they absolutely LOVE it and that they would happily do it because they know its their duty.

Just wondering what the general opinions here on TSR were.

As a girl I couldn't help but wondering whether guys actually LIKE being a provider and gain some kind of happiness or satisfaction from knowing that their woman is provided for or if they find it some kind of chore and feel that they are required to do it because of the way men are expected to behave.

Some boys I've talked to consider it a burden having a female depending on them for financial support whilst other tell me they absolutely LOVE it and that they would happily do it because they know its their duty.

Just wondering what the general opinions here on TSR were.

So do you expect a women to work, raise children and take care of the household? Because someone has to, especially when the kids are very young and need their mother. So who would take care of your brothers and sisters (if you have any) whilst your mum is out working? Sorry but I don't like it when people degrade stay at home mums, they 'work' too and their job is way more important than something interchangeable like working for a company, only a mother can look after her own children properly.
I dislike it when people complain when they probably enjoyed their mum being there for them after school, with home cooked meals, clean clothes and hugs on demand.

Yea, of course - I get great satisfaction from using my strength and ingenuity to gather resources for women and the young. Any guy who doesn't should check where his balls went.

It doesn't mean I'd like some bitch wife who spends all my money on crap - she ought to be grateful for it and repay me by being kind and lovely.

So do you expect a women to work, raise children and take care of the household? Because someone has to, especially when the kids are very young and need their mother. So who would take care of your brothers and sisters (if you have any) whilst your mum is out working? Sorry but I don't like it when people degrade stay at home mums, they 'work' too and their job is way more important than something interchangeable like working for a company, only a mother can look after her own children properly.
I dislike it when people complain when they probably enjoyed their mum being there for them after school, with home cooked meals, clean clothes and hugs on demand.

Depends who you are. I feel like i would but i'd also like to look after my kid's. It's all just personal preference.

Are you serious? Only a mother? What about their father? What if the woman went to work and the man stayed at home and looked after the kids and the house? Would that be acceptable?

If it is a mans duty to provide, is it a woman's duty to cook, clean and look after children? Things work both ways.