40-year-old Nastya from Minsk is looking for a man. The main requirement is that he must know how to mow

Nasta Pilavets from Minsk posted an ad on Threads looking for a man: "Looking to meet a man by autumn who knows how to mow! In summer, I live in the village, bake bread and plant zucchini. I no longer have the strength for the grass. Write to me, my dear."

The public appreciated the idea: "This is something new. There's a 'husband for an hour,' we need to introduce a new service — 'husband for a season'." Women write that they are also looking for such a man.

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In the comments, they joke: "Should have started looking in spring, because good mowers are quickly taken." And they say that it's worth looking for someone who clears snow well now.

Someone shares village life hacks: "We had a neighbor, Aunt Hanna, who was already retired. Every spring, a new husband would appear, and all summer he would plow, mow, chop wood, repair the shed, and paint the fence. In autumn, she would drive him away. And she spent the winter alone. She used to say: 'Why feed him for nothing?!'" "Our neighbor, an old man in love with my grandma, weeded her garden, repaired her entire house, and today gave her a ring and an electric blanket. And she told him: 'Kolya, you're a good neighbor!' And suddenly disappeared. Such is the friendzone."

Offers from potential candidates appeared: "Shall we get acquainted by land plots? I have 35 'sotkas' (units of 100 sq. m.). Self-propelled lawnmower and trimmer," "Well, did you find one? Because it's time to mow, the grass is blooming," "Not your ideal, but I know how to mow to what I know how to mow," "Let's get acquainted. Hands grow from the right place, appetite is moderate."

By the way, women also responded: "Nasta, I'm not a man, but for homemade bread and a few zucchini, I'll mow with pleasure. I have three different trimmers. And in the evening, I'll teach you how to cook an amazing snack according to my grandmother's recipe from the Kherson region."

Interested parties also ask how the woman plans to pay — there are willing participants for the zucchini option.

There are also skeptics. They say that someone who knows how to mow is better found in the village, because those who just sit on social networks can only write comments. Such advice is encountered: "Nasta, better hire someone. Otherwise, you'll have to cook for this one, listen to whining, and it's not a fact that his back won't hurt after mowing. Then he might borrow money and disappear."

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