Kulaha nin baadiyo joogo is lazy.
She has no clue how many kms he has to walk a day in that hot sun, with the threat of other clans/highway robbers etc. Different seasons, different journeys. A man would be away from his family for months looking for grazing for his livestock and selling/buying.
I know relative elders who used to travel for one year on foot whilst having no other sustenance than camel milk.
Anyways, another thread attacking and belittling Somali men. Alhamdullilah I have a great dad who worked hard for his family. He used to even work night shifts sometimes, and still drive me to school and pick me up. He would take my mum shopping, wait in the car(because she would always take ages, and a 1 hour shop would turn to 2/3 hours.) He would take me to soccer practice on his days off, and I used to chill in the living room with him on saturday nights whilst he chewed and he would
speak to me about Somalia,his youth and old somali stories.
He would take us on day trips during vacations, and make us visit relatives with him and remind us of the importance of maintaining ties of kinship.
Throughout my youth he was a shoulder i leant on for support and advice. And as an adult he is always the first person I confine in and speak to about any issues or thoughts on my mind.
A dad or a mum isn't a superhuman, they are not perfect, human beings all have different personalities. Some are closed off and reserved, but still love you under the cold exterior...others are social with their kids and Alhamdullilah I got a father who has always loved talking to us and making us laugh.