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Zari Hassan: Cheating on a Non-Providing Partner Is “Self-Defence”

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Tanzanian socialite Zari Hassan has stirred debate with her view that a woman cheating on a partner who does not provide for her can be seen as “self-defence.” Her remark has divided opinions online. While some agree that financial neglect can push people out of relationships, others argue that cheating is never a justified response and that separation is the better option. Do you think a partner’s inability to provide can ever excuse infidelity?

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jesse

Do people see lack of provision as a reason to cheat, or a sign the relationship should simply end?

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peter

Shouldn't partners first discuss unmet financial expectations before deciding whether to stay or leave?

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jaruma

The debate shows how financial neglect can create real resentment, but people are clearly divided on what response is fair.

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tolu

Calling cheating self-defence feels like stretching the term. Being unsupported is painful, yet dishonesty still affects both partners.

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noah

If provision is an important expectation, discuss it early and plainly. When it is not working, leave before involving someone else.

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