Bro Knows His Worth

He’s completely correct

To women who disagree. Imagine spending hours in the kitchen preparing a meal for your family and your husband just says "as you should". It's incredibly un-appreciative

Bro has standards.

You could tell she didn’t like that one 😂

As a woman, I agree. Just say thank you sweetheart. I make the stink face without realizing anytime I hear a person say as you should instead of thank you.

“I just got a huge cheat meal” response: “as you should” correct way to use it

This is literally the same as when your parents would tell you to do something(specifically a chore) when you were literally just about to do it.😂😂

The deathnote soundtrack is killin me yo

My ex used to do this. After a she cooked dinner I said “as you should” and she got pissed. She never said it again as long as we dated tho

Yooo I like the way this guy thinks take note people

I think there is a right and wrong time to say "As you should" fsfs

valid. As he should

I live in a full girl family and it's exactly like this, they act like they're gods or sum. They complain all the time and they're ungrateful as fuck.

TBH "as you should" is like a guy saying " Yeah that's right"

“As you should” “as he should” - quickest way to make a guy feel like his worth is only what you expect of him to do 😅

Yeah imagine ur someone’s wife and you spent hours cleaning and making dinner and all your husband says to you when you get back is “as you should” you would leave and cancel him and blast him on social media in a HEARTBEAT….

It becomes demanding when people say it. It’s entitlement, yes it’s how we should be treating you but when you bring attention to it, it makes me feel less, like I’m beneath you for some reason. Like a servant to his queen when it should be a king to his queen.

I’m a woman and it’s crazy to me that a woman would say that on a date. What happened to “thank you”..? Social media is destroying y’all

As a woman, I also think its extremely disrespectful. Having someone do something for you out of the kindness of their heart and your first instinct not being to thank them‐ but to belittle their efforts in such a condescending way

Am I the only person who says “as you should” in a supportive way like I honestly didn’t know there was way to say it as like entitlement