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Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 5:45pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Sisikill:Yal couldn't hang around me because i loves my martinis! Anyways you can't counter how men view women. It is instilled in their brain and runs deep in their brains. I remember i met this one guy who thought women cry for everything. He was like "women cry when they are happy, sad, anger, content, excited, thankful, one of their "girlfriends" were crying". I seriously thought this guy was like a freakin 18 year old. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 5:45pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
3viso:It is a proverb oka. So the meaning should come from the knowledge of you. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 5:49pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:ask sisikill Sisikill:i'm not saying all the women are lesbians and i don't pray it happens only wondering why your so called "showing affections" to your fellow woman is more accepted than men doing same |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 5:50pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE:you are dodging like army soldier. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 5:52pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:you know the answer |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 5:53pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE:but do you know |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by idupaul: 5:55pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2: you are dodging like a soldier seems more appropriate. Army soldier sounds murderous |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 5:56pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:yeah we know how y'all do it idupaul:exactly |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 5:57pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
idupaul:Oh thank you for correcting me Mr. Real Nigerian. You sure told me right. Man, you really give Cornel West a run for his money when it comes to being wise. OluwaKANYE:who is we? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Sisikill: 6:02pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Negro_Ntns: Oooooh Sensei! You just had to come throw a wrench in my fun! I knew there was NO WAY on this earth any Naija guy will admit to this and needling them about it was gonna be my saturday funsie. LOL I understand the stages and priorities, I do but there is something so rigid about male friendship that is so uncomfortable to watch (and I know no one is forcing me to), apart from that. . . this automatic leap people make from guys being close to being gay is quiet disconcerting. It is my opinion that if things are allowed to run their course, we might get back some semblance of normalcy. Two little boys were playing the other day and they fell on top of each other, something so random and normal but if you had seen the way the adults around them yelled at them (the poor boys) you'd think they were doing something else. What these adults have inadvertently done is put the idea that there something wrong about two boys touching each other, this creates a curiosity in the boys and unfettered curiosity can be very dangerous. I see responses like yeah back in Nigeria it wasn't an issue. . . why make it one now? Except of course on the plane ride out of Nigeria, a burst of gay wind blew and turned them gay. It is not the act of Bromance that is corrupt, it is our mind. It's funny you mentioned marriage because I read an article which stated that delay in marriage accounts for the increase in Bromances. Oh! Oh! Do you hear that? Yep, it's the sound of all single Naija guys running to propose to their girlfriends. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:05pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:guys Sisikill:i'm getting married soon even if i've no wife material yet just to avoid being caught in the web of Sisikills bromances |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by idupaul: 6:06pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Oh thank you for correcting me Mr. Real Nigerian. You sure told me right. Man, you really give Cornel West a run for his money when it comes to being wise. no need to thank me dear, i was only trying to remind u that u are ivy league and am backyard trained, remember? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by tpia: 6:06pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Sisikill: seriously though- why are you castigating straight people on behalf of the gay cause? What about gays who are always on the lookout for people to recruit to their lifestyle- any words for them? Or are they the victims, therefore they have immunity to being held responsible for anything they do. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Sisikill: 6:07pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
tpia: LOL! I am not saying the should be holding hands every single minute and saying I love you after every third sentence. I am saying they shouldn't be so rigidly opposed to holding hands and saying I love you. That's it. . . I promise you! Why would I want my brothers to be gay? It makes no sense. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 6:10pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE:Guys or do you mean . . . . idupaul:Usted es tal tonto |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:12pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:guys girl, guys |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 6:13pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE:It is clear you have no idea what you are talking about. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:17pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2: don't tell me that got you confused |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 6:19pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE:Confused over what? The jive you are trying to polish has something worth understanding? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:21pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
relax onyinye, you're losing it again as usual |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 6:23pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Losing what again? Usual what? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by idupaul: 6:26pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Usted es tal tonto what the hell does this meanhope say no bi insult. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:28pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
onyinye2:you're losing your cool |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by onyinye2(f): 6:30pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Yeah love to burst your ego bubble but. . . . . yeah there is nothing here for me to lose my composure over. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Sisikill: 6:35pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
tpia: Gay causes? Recruiting people to the gay life style? Asking for guys to be open with each other is suddenly castigating straight people? Are you serious? Pray tell what you'd call it if I said all straight guys deserve to be mowed down because they are not gay? Okay, I see that this is no longer on the playful side and so I will repeat it again, this time very seriously. . . I am not promoting Homosexuality. Asking for guys to stop jumping out of their skins when another guy mistakenly brushes against them is NOT PROMOTING HOMOSEXUALITY. Saying it is the stigma attributed to two guys having a friendship that goes beyond the superficial is wrong, is NOT PROMOTING HOMOSEXUALITY I don't think I can be clearer than that. What I am having trouble being clear on, however, is how in this day and age, with all we know. . . some people actually believe the simple act of holding hands with another guy can lead to homosexuality or that any right thinking person who knows who he is can be recruited into being gay, this is beyond sad. . . it is heartbreaking and quite frankly, there is no point for further discussion. Althought, it does make me wonder if those so rigidly opposed to it are doing so out of some uncertainty. Funnily enough, I realize it is you I have to thank for proving my point that it's not the acts (holding hands, saying I love you, going to dinner etc) that are corrupt but the mind. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by NegroNtns(m): 6:39pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Oooooh Sensei! You just had to come throw a wrench in my fun! I knew there was NO WAY on this earth any Naija guy will admit to this and needling them about it was going to be my saturday funsie. LOL Oh my!! Oh Dear Moremi the powerful one, do not ask for my head on this occassion, I shall send Iyalode over for a bromance time with you. Keep her for the weekend if you find her company loving and delightful. In retrospect I should have waited to see the gays in here come out and self-identify. I'd love to share that fun with you. Don't worry I will make it up to you. It is my opinion that if things are allowed to run their course, we might get back some semblance of normalcy. Two little boys were playing the other day and they fell on top of each other, something so random and normal but if you had seen the way the adults around them yelled at them (the poor boys) you'D think they were doing something else. What these adults have inadvertently done is put the idea that there something wrong about two boys touching each other, this creates a curiosity in the boys and unfettered curiosity can be very dangerous. I see responses like yeah back in Nigeria it wasn't an issue. . . why make it one now? Except of course on the plane ride out of Nigeria, a burst of gay wind blew and turned them gay. It is not the act of Bromance that is corrupt, it is our mind. God Bless you!!! In an episode with few of them not too long ago, Karma reminded me that homosexuality is as old as prostitution and for me to chill and leave them alone. True, I dont bother them if they contain it but I have problem, as do most other people, when they broadcast their lifestyles. You are correct, sometimes we over react to it and I am guilty of that too sometimes. It's funny you mentioned marriage because I read an article which stated that delay in marriage accounts for the increase in Bromances. Oh! Oh! Do you hear that? Yep, it's the sound of all single Naija guys running to propose to their girlfriends. rotflmao, |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Sisikill: 6:44pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
OluwaKANYE: Ask me what? What did I miss. . . please tell me, tell me. The part of your post in bold is exactly what I am talking about!!! If guys embraced bromance, they will flood society's senses with guys showing affection to one another (and since in reality women's affection does not consist of handling and cry and handling and more handling we don't mean this kind of affection) and by so doing, making it acceptable. Now will you join me in pushing PROPOSITION BROMANCE through? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by OluwaKANYE: 6:51pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Sisikill: YES If it won't amount to the way women show their affections |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Sisikill: 6:57pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Negro_Ntns: Without a doubt, I'll find her company loving and delightful despite the fact that we're both ladies. . . I am not a Naija guy after all In retrospect I should have waited to see the gays in here come out and self-identify. I'D love to share that fun with you. Don't worry I will make it up to you. Gays come out? In this environment. . . where mere thought of two straight as a ruler guys holding hands causes shouts of "Off with their heads?" Oh Sensei, you just made a funny! Nicely Done!! Whispering But sensei, you gotta belive me, i wasn't really calling for gays, I was calling for manly men. God Bless you!!! In an episode with few of them not too long ago, Karma reminded me that homosexuality is as old as prostitution and for me to chill and leave them alone. True, I don't bother them if they contain it but I have problem, as do most other people, when they broadcast their lifestyles. You are correct, sometimes we over react to it and I am guilty of that too sometimes. We all are and it is sad. rotflmao, Now I have go watch a guy dodge the bullet of Bromance by getting married. Don't miss me too much |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by tpia: 6:59pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Sisikill: You're coming across as being very sensitive on behalf of the gay cause. I don't know if its intentional or not. ok, now just like it would not be considered abnormal in the west for a parent to warn their kids about talking to strangers, or avoiding unknown characters just to be on the safe side, why are people being attacked for showing caution regarding gay mannerisms? Two kids falling on top of each other, is no reason to panic, agreed (maybe). But there's no reason to criticize parents who are concerned about their children's exposure. You don't know what they've seen or heard. The fact that handholding and the like, used to have no gay connotation, doesnt mean men have to jump up and start holding hands singing kumbaya or the YMCA song just to prove they're cool with it. If it didnt have a gay meaning back then, or in Nigeria, doesnt mean it can't have one today, or in the west. Not every man feels the need to hold hands with other men. Let me put it this way: more often than not in the west, its the openly gay people you see holding hands everywhere. This holding of hands is often accompanied by other gay stuff. How's that for imprint. So if people see this, then why blame them for associating it with the gay lifestyle- its what the gays themselves use to express their affection for each other. |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by Ihuoma85(f): 7:27pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
So the bottom line is that bromance is the same as male bestfriends? |
Re: Are You Man Enough For Bromance? by KarmaMod(f): 7:32pm On Aug 30, 2008 |
Karma and Sisikill- are you really using JD and Turk as examples? Huh Huh What do you consider their friendship to be? Even Carla gets jealous of it. |
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