Social media user Yerbol Moldabek expressed concern about the hypocrisy of advice regarding infidelity on social networks, reports Todayinfo.
According to him, by scrolling through social media, one can understand why the number of divorces is increasing. It's impossible to avoid those who criticize their boyfriends, husbands, in-laws, and parents-in-law.
Moldabek compared this situation to Aigul Bolatkhanqyzy's comments on Facebook. He noted that she also gets agitated and dissects the core issues when she enters social networks.
Yerbol Moldabek shared that he recently encountered a similar situation, entering a social network and quickly retreating. He focused on one particular incident.
"A man discovered that his wife of 12 years was cheating on him and asked for advice on what to do. The advice given was: please your wife, give her gifts..."
Surprised by this advice, Moldabek stated that if a wife cheats, the husband, in return, should go out of his way to please her, win her favor, and give her gifts. He viewed this as encouraging women to commit infidelity or as burying male honor and trampling all men underfoot.
"Interestingly, if a husband cheats, they say he should be shot or divorced. But if a wife cheats, we should give gifts. How is this... It's like calling for a criminal to be rewarded instead of punished. Where are we heading?.." Yerbol Moldabek expressed his concern.
