to come home for/with

[wiondy]

A man is a good thing to come home for,but even a better thing to come home with.
What does this sentence mean?
to come home for/with, for/with what? is it omit the object?

 

[Esca]

It means: it’s good to come home for a man, but even better to come home with a man.
The preposition is pointing back to the subject, “a man.”

Here are a few less complicated examples for you to see:
This brush is good to scrub with.
My sister is a fun person to spend time with.

 

[PaulQ]

A man is a good thing to come home for, = A man [who is at home] is a good reason to come home
but
[a man is an] even better thing to come home with. A man is a better thing to accompany one to one's home

The idea is "Having a man at home is good, but regularly finding a new man to take home is even better."

 

[wiondy]

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