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What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by arvinsloane(m): 2:07pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
I listened to a radio programme some days ago and what I heard left me thinking. The moderator was trying to find out why some men cheat on their wives. Interestingly a lot of women called in to speak for and against the men. Most women that called into the show were of the opinion that men have no sufficient reasons to cheat on their spouses or partners. Surprisingly some women called in to defend the men. They claimed a lot of women become shabby in their dressing especially at home after marriage. They also said women tend to forget that the ‘game’ does not end after marriage that in fact the ‘game’ begins after marriage. “Do not take those things that attracted your man to you for granted after marriage. In fact, you should do more of those things that the guy confessed attracted him to you in marriage. Some also get seriously lazy in bed, in fact some women come up with all sorts of theatrics just to discourage their men from asking for some bedroom activity. I’m not saying you cannot say no sometimes, I’m just saying your no should be genuine,” admonished one of the female callers. As the show progressed and some female callers having some fun bashing their men and men generally, a certain Gbemi called in. Gbemi’s call changed the pace, tone and the reactions of subsequent callers. What did Gbemi say? Gbemi called in to say that her father was cheating on her mother. She claimed her mother doesn’t know but she knows and that her father knows she is aware of his cheating act. After the first encounter, that is referring to the day she caught her father, according to her, “red handed”, “the man has become extremely good to her.”My requests get express attention without the kind of delays they used to suffer in the past.” Gbemi said. “I have felt strongly to report at some point to my mother because the lady in question is somebody she knows and interacts with at least twice a week. However, I’m seriously afraid of a broken home and the toll the exposure would have on my mother’s fragile health.” Gbemi said, in response to why she hasn’t told her mother yet. After her call, you can only imagine the reactions that trailed her revelation. The women that called in were sharply divided as to the right to do. Some claimed if they were in Gbemi’s shoes, they would damn the consequences and tell their mother. Others said Gbemi did the right thing by not telling her mother. They said Gbemi should confront her father instead and hope he would listen, if not leave, she should leave him to his conscience. So over to you dear lovely people of Nairaland , what do you think Gbemi should have done or should do? If you were in Gbemi's shoes, what will you do? |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Nobody: 2:27pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
I will do what she did..who wants a broken home?but I will warn him the next time I catch him red handed I will double the request I ask for (no try am o) |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by bukatyne(f): 2:42pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
snrman: I will do what she did..who wants a broken home? but I will warn him the next time I catch him red handed I will double the request I ask for (no try am o) And what is the definition of a broken home? |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by naturally: 2:43pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
Coming back |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Nobody: 3:39pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
bukatyne:. Oya I dunno help me define |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by temi4fash(m): 3:41pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
bukatyne:A home where the father and the mother are separated and don't make joint effort in making the life of their wards better. 1 Like |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Nobody: 3:53pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
She can create a setup and get her mother to catch him red-handed herself. |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by kreamidiva(f): 4:31pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
bukatyne: Abeg help me ask o. Hmmm... dicey one this is. I'll hate my father o. I'll give him a strict warning never to indulge in such else na pastor i go report am to. In short, i dunno. |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Nobody: 4:42pm On Sep 23, 2014 |
If I sincerely believe my mum's health is at risk, I'll handle the man myself but not for all th e other useless reasons up there will I keep shut |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by egopersonified(f): 3:23pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
Instead of demanding materials things from the dad, she should make a list of demands to give her dad, eg. Taking her mum out regularly, coming home early, asking the lady to stop interacting with him and his family. |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Nobody: 3:24pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
What's your bra size? I'm ready to buy the bra you requested for you. egopersonified: Instead of demanding materials things from the dad, she should make a list of demands to give her dad, eg. Taking her mum out regularly, coming home early, asking the lady to stop interactly with him and his family. |
Re: What Would You Do If You Were In Gbemi’s Shoes? by Naavah(f): 3:56pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
I would inform my mum. Smart woman. STDs full everywhr |
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