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 consulted a hundred married men

A man swore that he would not marry until he had consulted a hundred married men.

 He said: "I swear I will not marry unless I have consulted a hundred married men."  He consulted ninety-nine men, and now only one remained.  He intended to consult whomever he met first the next day and follow his advice.

 When he left his house in the morning, he found a mad man riding a wooden mare.  Seeing this, he was upset (because he had sworn) but he could not go back on his promise.  So he approached the madman and said to him:

 "Hold your mare so I can ask you something."

 The madman stopped the mare, and the man asked: "I promised God that I would consult a hundred married men, and you are the hundredth. I promised that whoever I meet today first."  , I will consult him. I want to get married, so what is your advice?"

 Pagal said: "There are three types of women:

 One is for you.

 One is against you,

 And one is neither for you nor against you.

 Then he said: "Take care that my mare does not kill you" and walked away.

 The man said: "I did not ask him what he meant", so he went after the madman and said: "O man, stop your mare."

 The madman stopped the mare, and the man approached and said: "Let me explain it, I don't understand you."

 The madman said: "The first type of woman is the one who is for you, that is, a virgin woman. Her heart and love will be only for you, because she knows no one but you. If you treat her well,  She will say: 'These are men', and even if you misbehave, she will say the same: 'These are men'.

 The second type of woman is the one who is against you, i.e. the widow who has children.  She will take from you and give to her children, spend your wealth and cry over her first husband.

 The third type of woman is one who is neither for you nor against you, i.e. a widow who has no children.  If you treat her well, she will say: 'This is better than that', and if you treat her badly, she will say: 'He was better than that'.  If you become better than the first one, it will be yours, otherwise it will be a burden on you."

 Then he went away, and the man followed him and said: "Alas! You have spoken like wise men and acted like madmen."

 The madman replied: "O man, my people tried to make me a judge, but I refused. When they insisted, I pretended to be a madman in order to get rid of them."