Bad Black and why women now 'wear the trousers'

In our society, women are increasingly becoming dominant courtesy of their financial means and independent woman mindset.

Bad Black aka Masolo Queen and bae, Asha Panda Katende Pulse Live Uganda

Sometimes they do not even need to earn more than their male partners in order to take charge. We saw how Jada Pinkett Smith took charge of her hubby Will Smith’s reaction to comedian Chris Rock’s joke at the 94^th edition of the Academy Awards ceremony recently.

Jada and Will Pulse Live Uganda

Women are the Breadwinners and Men are the Homemakers

Long ago, we had was called the “kept woman”, a woman kept as a lover by a man who provides her with everything and controls her every move. Things have now changed. These days we have the Kept Man, and he is like a puppet on a string doing all the things his woman wants him to do. In urban Uganda, this is mainly because women are the ones wearing the trousers by making the money as the men live off them.

Bad Black is a woman of means Pulse Live Uganda

Gender roles have changed

“Biological determinism” means that males and females have a diverse and different biological makeup that influences their behavior in society. For instance, males have higher levels of testosterone and, therefore, will be more aggressive, while females have more estrogen and, therefore, will be more emotionally connected.

Also, heterosexual men subconsciously choose mates that are younger and more physically appealing while heterosexual women choose more mates who are more economically stable.

This has changed as women are proving themselves to be as aggressive as men, try crossing Bad Black and we see. And thanks to women making their own money, they tend to look for younger partners who are we physically appealing and do not have a dime to their name.

Was Beyoncé right?

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Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter said that women run the world, and it is true since we are shaped in the image of our mothers. Hence the saying, "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Is the Hand That Rules the World.”