Education = Empowerment, Illiteracy = Vulnerability? Think again!

My God..! So much ! :drowning

BH = Better Half / Bitter Half

Other interpretations could be:

BH = Beloved Husband (so sweet)
BH = Bhondoo Husband (a term of endearment for that sweet, innocent, clueless husband who can be twisted around the little finger)
BH = Bully Husband / Biting Husband (when he keeps snapping)
BH = Bellowing Husband (keeps shouting all the time)
BH = Battered / Battering Husband (as the case may be)
BH = Bad Husband
BH = Baby Husband (in cases of people who wish to give Shah Jahan a run for his money OR it could also be used to describe a husband who is still tied to the palloo of his dear mother)
BH = Bank Husband (in cases where he is the earning member and the wife the spending member)
BH = Blinking Husband (those clueless ones who stand and stare when expected to do anything productive)
BH = Blind Husband (can't find anything, needs to have everything given to him in his hands; another interpretation is blind to the faults of his DM and DS)
BH = Bungling Husband (those who can never do anything right)
BH = Blameless Husband (the perfect sons of the perfect mils who can do no wrong - the desi description "ma ka laal" does this more justice)
BH = Batty Husband
BH = Borrowed Husband (those who spend more time with their dear parents and condescend to spend a few minutes a year with their wives). BTW, this reminds me of a statement in "Good wives" by Louisa May Alcott where the daughter (Meg if I remember right) gets married and is then surrounded by all her sisters and mother who are all fawning over her. Her husband comes over and asks "May I please borrow my wife ...")
BH = Blessed Husband (He has you for a wife after all!)
BH = Backward Husband (Husband stuck mentally in the 17th century)
BH = The Blue-Eyed Boy Husband (Initial years of marriage )
BH = Blooming Husband (when you are exasperated with him)