A humorous joke about stealing private money.

Because men need to socialize after marriage, and socializing costs money, but men don't want to always reach out to their wives for money. After entering married life, it is normal for women to master the family wealth in their lives. But men also need to live outside their own families, so hiding private money may be a tacit topic for married men.

Showing off private money to his wife after drinking, men's behavior was teased by netizens. A few days ago, a video of a man showing off his private money to his wife after drinking was exposed online, which quickly attracted the attention of netizens. In the video content, we can see a man take the initiative to remove the big vase at home and tell his wife that it is his own private money, but the wife's words in the video make people laugh and cry. It turns out that men do this because they drink too much.

After the incident was exposed on the Internet, it caused a lot of ridicule from netizens. Some netizens said? After working hard for a year, once there was no pocket money? Some netizens said that the price of drinking is too high, and some netizens are bleeding.

The man responded afterwards that he woke up the next day and looked at it. The money was still there, probably because his wife couldn't move the vase, but later the private money was confiscated by his wife. This money was earned hard for more than a year, about six or seven thousand dollars.

Because marriage is not the whole life of a man, but men care about this family, so they will hide private money after marriage. For a man, the life before marriage is rich enough, whether it is going out to drink with friends, or a small hobby in daily life, or wanting to buy something, he can be completely self-sufficient. However, the salary card after marriage will be in the hands of the lover. Of course, men are willing to hand in their salary cards, but these do not mean that men's lives are only marriage from now on.

In marriage, men also need to socialize and get together with friends. Maybe they have some hobbies, such as smoking or buying a house. But this kind of thing is really not easy to ask the daughter-in-law for money. Frequent reaching out will always make a man's self-esteem unbearable, so saving money after marriage has become a tacit thing for men.

In fact, men don't want to do anything with their own private money. They just hope that they don't have to always ask their wives for money when they need it, and they can have some face in front of their friends.

In marriage, women limit men's pocket money not out of malice, but for family income to better maintain the quality of family life. But saving private money is really common for married men, which may be the last dignity of a man.

Don't blame your man for saving money, it may be your trophy in the future.