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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by crackhaus: 2:17pm On Nov 06, 2014
Sophyrocks:

Hahahaha. Its suddenly not ur biz but u raised their issue up. Why didnt u call olu a sissy and that he isnt a true african man?
This girl though, your tactics in trying to go off on a tangent is hilarious. grin

First, I wasn't the first person who mentioned Joke Silva on this thread - see the first page for who did.
Second, I asked you a question when I made reference to Joke Silva - the question was, is she and her husband in an open marriage in response to your assertion that most actresses are.

Who/what brought their cooking arrangement into this thread isn't my business and not what this topic is about.
Do you get it?

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 2:17pm On Nov 06, 2014
crackhaus:

Okay last question, how have you been oppressed as a growing young woman in your life so far? grin

In case that might get too personal, have you ever been oppressed by a boy/man?

I have a theory that most if not all the ladies touting feminism and the evils of patriarchy on Nairaland, may have had a terrible experience with men in their lives.

Either this or maybe my original suspicion is right - they're just internet tigers and feminists eager to join the bandwagon.

Define Feminism in your own term to know whether I fit.

Most men definiton feminism is evil and it's likely not what I chose it to be.

No! I haven't had a terrible experience from boy/man.

I feel women pride is deteriorating. Talk about men using feminity as subject of ridicule.
Thinking women are second fiddle to them.
Some women disgracing themselves in attempt to impress a man. Smh
A woman is called prostitute by sleeping with men and getting paid but same can't be said of a man who sleeps with a woman to get paid.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 2:24pm On Nov 06, 2014
crackhaus:

This girl though, your tactics in trying to go off on a tangent is hilarious. grin

First, I wasn't the first person who mentioned Joke Silva on this thread - see the first page for who did.
Second, I asked you a question when I made reference to Joke Silva - the question was, is she and her husband in an open marriage in response to your assertion that most actresses are.

Who/what brought their cooking arrangement into this thread isn't my business and not what this topic is about.
Do you get it?
hahahahaha. Issorait. Keep dodging. U knw the kind of lives most of the actresses live. I didnt say ALL. I said MOST. Why are u feigning ignorance?

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by crackhaus: 2:27pm On Nov 06, 2014
bukatyne:


crackhaus, what her statement in bold imply?

Like I always say, I do not really take what they say seriously even when I like their 'personality'

Whatever rocks her boat.

When she released one picture of her in leopard skin, her marriage almost broke with her beating her hubby/hubby beating her (whatever version you want to believe). I remember praying for her home to work and I am glad it did.

If her spewing that men and women not equal is what it took her home to work, good for her.

However, irrespective of whatever she says, I will give her husband real kudos; that man determined to make their home work and it did (from what we can see tongue). In previous interviews, she said so herself.

Once again, kudos to Mr. Ekeinde

@ those mentioning Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, did she not leave her husband in US while she was building her self without minding if the marriage broke or not? undecided

It is well
Bukatyne you are now arguing based on sentiments. Read that interview again and take note of the parts you refused to put in bold:

“I don’t believe in gender equality. I do not believe that God made man and woman to be equal in any way. I believe that in every organised institution, there is always a head and an assistant. It doesn’t mean that one should take the other for granted, or disrespect the other. I believe the husband is the head of the home and the wife is an assistant."
"My husband is a pilot, I have flown with him several times and I understood that here is a captain and a co-pilot. They are both responsible for the passengers’ lives. But when there is a final decision to make, it is up to the captain to make it.

I now ask that you be objective and tell us what she implied by those statements in bold.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by bukatyne(f): 2:32pm On Nov 06, 2014
crackhaus:

Bukatyne you are now arguing based on sentiments. Read that interview again and take note of the parts you refused to put in bold:



I now ask that you be objective and tell us what she implied by those statements in bold.

Arguing based on sentiments? undecided Is this a template response or something?

Does her posts look like she is saying otherwise? I am concentrating on the first paragraph.

I am being very objective; all my subsequent posts can tell

And whether she thinks women are 7th class citizens and should bow down when men are passing or women are goddesses, it does not change my opinion of her.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 2:33pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:

A woman is called prostitute by sleeping with men and getting paid but same can't be said of a man who sleeps with a woman to get paid.


please what do you mean by this

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 2:35pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:



please what do you mean by this
It simply means that, women get tagged as prostitutes for something men do too.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 2:37pm On Nov 06, 2014
freecocoa:
It simply means that, women get tagged as prostitutes for something men do too.
No need to be salty.. simply indeed

I wanted to be sure

The next question is

Is that what feminism means to her or you, equality in promiscuity

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 2:38pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


please what do you mean by this

Men gloriously brag about sugar mummy.

If a topic is created about men and their sugar mummies, you'll see all guys shouting bad guy.

If it's about women and their sugar daddies, comment like biitch, whöre etc would be everywhere.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 2:40pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:


Men gloriously brag about sugar mummy.

If a topic is created about men and their sugar mummies, you'll see all guys shouting bad guy.

If it's about women and their sugar daddies, comment like biitch, whöre etc would be everywhere.

ok.. so my next question

The next question is

Is that what feminism means to you, equality in promiscuity/vices etc

To be able to brag about how many men u can bed?

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 2:46pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


ok.. so my next question

The next question is

Is that what feminism means to you, equality in promiscuity/vices etc

To be able to brag about how many men u can bed?

No. Equality in all kinds of thing.

Anyone who choose to be promiscous is his/her business.

Any lady who wishes to brag. Btw, not all guys brag how they bed women.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 2:48pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:


No. Equality in all kinds of thing.

Anyone who choose to be promiscous is his/her business.

Any lady who wishes to brag. Btw, not all guys brag how they bed women.

If you say No, yet say equality in all kinds of things... what kind of things.. sleeping around?bagging sugar parents? -_-

You are obviously educated
You can do any job you want to do
You can be responsible for a team of people to deliver tasks

SO what is this frontier you have been denied
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 2:48pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:

No need to be salty.. simply indeed

I wanted to be sure

The next question is

Is that what feminism means to her or you, equality in promiscuity
I didn't mean anything by 'simply', I prolly need to stop doing that cheesy.

That was just an instance, for me it means equality in all aspects

If a man can sleep with different women and get praised for it, a woman who chooses to do same shouldn't be called names for the same actions.

I don't support promiscuity but at the end of the day, your life, your choice.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 2:54pm On Nov 06, 2014
freecocoa:
I didn't mean anything by 'simply', I prolly need to stop doing that cheesy.

That was just an instance, for me it means equality in all aspects

If a man can sleep with different women and get praised for it, a woman who chooses to do same shouldn't be called names for the same actions.

I don't support promiscuity but at the end of the day, your life, your choice.

I wanted to be sure...but no wahala


On your points....Fair enough


So equality in promiscuity...?

Interesting...

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Talon05: 2:55pm On Nov 06, 2014
crackhaus:

Okay last question, how have you been oppressed as a growing young woman in your life so far? grin

In case that might get too personal, have you ever been oppressed by a boy/man?

I have a theory that most if not all the ladies touting feminism and the evils of patriarchy on Nairaland, may have had a terrible experience with men in their lives.

Either this or maybe my original suspicion is right - they're just internet tigers and feminists eager to join the bandwagon.
Brother, are you doing this right now?, are you really talking life and marriage with a teenager who looks up to Emma Watson?, come on brotha.

Many of these girls on here are still children with sound education and internet connection, yh they are intelligent but they know nothing about life and marriages so ignore them and only choose to engage with the married and matured ones among them.

I guffawed when I saw this particular person whom from her post happens to know omotola so intimately that she knows omotola engages in "runz", thats low of the person really, i see this on nl everyday, someone doesnt agree with their myopic and deeply flawed ideas and then they start trash talking the person, i honestly give up.

Brotha, these people are lost and they will never listen, nevertheless keep doing your best to put the lost ones like this teenager back on track.

All the best.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 2:58pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


I wanted to be sure...but no wahala


On your points....Fair enough


So equality in promiscuity...?

Interesting...

Ofcourse, if there's going to be equality, don't you think it should extend to all areas?
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by crackhaus: 3:03pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:


Define Feminism in your own term to know whether I fit.

Most men definiton feminism is evil and it's likely not what I chose it to be.

No! I haven't had a terrible experience from boy/man.

I feel women pride is deteriorating. Talk about men using feminity as subject of ridicule.
Thinking women are second fiddle to them.
Some women disgracing themselves in attempt to impress a man. Smh

A woman is called prostitute by sleeping with men and getting paid but same can't be said of a man who sleeps with a woman to get paid.
A man who sleeps with a woman and gets paid for it is called a male-prostitute/male-escort/gigolo.
A woman who sleeps with men for money is called a prostitute because that is what the white man defines prostitution as - it wasn't Nigerian men who invented the word.

As for that bit in bold, women disgracing themselves or being seen as sexxual objects or facing ridicule or losing their pride - is not the fault of men.
Women themselves are responsible for all that.

Isn't it amazing that Beyonce who most feminists look up to still performs her shows and concerts dressed half-na.ked?
Is she not selling her sexuality and objectifying women? Is she not trying to impress the same men she thinks should not be given any importance?
Why does she still do all that scantily-dressed almost naked stuff if impressing men is not all she lives for?

You need to understand that when some men only see women as sex objects hence subject to ridicule, it is women like you who are responsible for it.

Everyday we see women all over the world thinking up/inventing new ways to be sexy/attractive.
Makeup business is booming, fashion brands that encourage dressing half-na.ked are selling, artificial/human hair vendors are making serious dough, and you think men are responsible for women losing their pride. Come on girl!

Why do women go to such extents to look sexy, is it not to be attractive to the men folk - the same men they call dogs and who should not be the head of anything, yet they spend the better part of their adult life trying to look good and attractive for the same men.

I'm sorry love, but your fellow women made us feel important - and even the feminists are not left out of the I must look sexy/attractive craze.
You should understand why a lot of people don't take them serious.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 3:06pm On Nov 06, 2014
freecocoa:
Ofcourse, if there's going to be equality, don't you think it should extend to all areas?


Maybe..who knows
Part of liberalism
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 3:06pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


If you say No, yet say equality in all kinds of things... what kind of things.. sleeping around?bagging sugar parents? -_-

You are obviously educated
You can do any job you want to do
You can be responsible for a team of people to deliver tasks

SO what is this frontier you have been denied

Mind(thinking) of men needs to be re-structured
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 3:09pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


Maybe..who knows
Part of liberalism

I hear you.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Misogynist2014(m): 3:10pm On Nov 06, 2014
justirich:
“I don’t believe in gender equality. I do not believe that God made man and woman to be equal in any way. I believe that in every organised institution, there is always a head and an assistant. It doesn’t mean that one should take the other for granted, or disrespect the other. I believe the husband is the head of the home and the wife is an assistant."

"My husband is a pilot, I have flown with him several times and I understood that here is a captain and a co-pilot. They are both responsible for the passengers’ lives. But when there is a final decision to make, it is up to the captain to make it. He is more experienced and the one with the responsibility.”

“When there is a quarrel, I usually apologise first. He doesn’t say sorry. Overtime, I have come to realise that it is an ego problem. Even when he knows he is wrong, he will rather do every other thing or buy things for me than say, ‘I’m sorry.’ Fortunately, the ‘sorrys’ are not too many. He is very responsible and more hardworking than me. By God’s grace, we have been able to understand our routine.”

Opinion:
Are you surprised that her marriage has lasted so long and will continue forever? I'm not implying that women should be subjugated but most modern ladies try to take the God-given place of their man hence so many crashed marriages nowadays.

Pls drop your concurrences or disagreements below. #1luv
Even those that MATTER(emphasis added) don't believe in gender equality. cheesy Most of nairaland 'feminists' can't even afford 3 balanced meals a day.
They have forgotten that child marriage and polygamy are legal,

men have little to loose after divorce since there are millions of girls waiting for their own chance (We all know what happened to influencial women like Akindele and Ini Edo),

that we are a religious country,

that no one cares about you being a single mom,not to talk of supporting you,

that men value you according to your value, you can't place the same worth on Linda Ikeji and sophyrocks, never!

That Nigeria is poverty striken and women being lazy have to rely on manliness,

that no one will divide property into two here.

That no one will arrest or charge a man for mildly beating his wife.

That sharia law is still active.



My thoughts are that feminism and its effects are too overhyped and exagerrated on NL and most people need to discuss the topic to enjoy NL. Except for Adichie, I haven't heard of any star in Nigeria claiming feminist.

They talk of women empowerment yet apart from being in kitchen, which I consider as minus to a guy and to me makes us dependent on women, I can't remember any special treatment or advantage I've ever recieved as a man, except for my God-given testosterone. Good ridance! smiley

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by crackhaus: 3:12pm On Nov 06, 2014
Talon05:

Brother, are you doing this right now?, are you really talking life and marriage with a teenager who looks up to Emma Watson?, come on brotha.

Many of these girls on here are still children with sound education and internet connection, yh they are intelligent but they know nothing about life and marriages so ignore them and only choose to engage with the married and matured ones among them.

I guffawed when I saw this particular person whom from her post happens to know omotola so intimately that she knows omotola engages in "runz", thats low of the person really, i see this on nl everyday, someone doesnt agree with their myopic and deeply flawed ideas and then they start trash talking the person, i honestly give up.

Brotha, these people are lost and they will never listen, nevertheless keep doing your best to put the lost ones like this teenager back on track.

All the best.

My bro, you would think she is the only one here with such misconceptions and wrong perceptions - but she's not, they're many.
Even the older and married ladies here that should be speaking the truth about how they have submitted to their husbands still come on here to mislead - it's pathetic really.

Then we have the unmarried but at least matured ones, they will do everything possible to remain attractive to men - yet when they come on here, it's to yap about feminism and how men should not be the head of anything.

Fake-azz people on every corner of this site.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 3:13pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:


Mind(thinking) of men needs to be re-structured

What kind of restructuring do you mean
Can you enumerate some of these?

freecocoa:
I hear you.

I hear you too..
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 3:14pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


What kind of restructuring do you mean
Can you enumerate some of these?



I hear you too..
Why do I get the feeling you don't like engaging me in an argument?
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 3:17pm On Nov 06, 2014
crackhaus:


Going by your logic, 90% of men also expose their body(abs).

Does that make them a sex object to rich women?
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by pickabeau1: 3:19pm On Nov 06, 2014
freecocoa:
Why do I get the feeling you don't like engaging me in an argument?

grin

I can be engaging just that ish gets too vocal these days

On this topic, it has been dissected countless times but it does not lead to any congruence that's why it seems I'm just asking specific questions


But I will love to have a debate with you on any issue you want
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 3:21pm On Nov 06, 2014
Misogynist2014:
Even those that MATTER(emphasis added) don't believe in gender equality. cheesy Most of nairaland 'feminists' can't even afford 3 balanced meals a day.
They have forgotten that child marriage and polygamy are legal,

men have little to loose after divorce since there are millions of girls waiting for their own chance (We all know what happened to influencial women like Akindele and Ini Edo),

that we are a religious country,

that no one cares about you being a single mom,not to talk of supporting you,

that men value you according to your value, you can't place the same worth on Linda Ikeji and sophyrocks, never!

That Nigeria is poverty striken and women being lazy have to rely on manliness,

that no one will divide property into two here.

That no one will arrest or charge a man for mildly beating his wife.

That sharia law is still active.



My thoughts are that feminism and its effects are too overhyped and exagerrated on NL and most people need to discuss the topic to enjoy NL. Except for Adichie, I haven't heard of any star in Nigeria claiming feminist.

They talk of women empowerment yet apart from being in kitchen, which I consider as minus to a guy and to me makes us dependent on women, I can't remember any special treatment or advantage I've ever recieved as a man, except for my God-given testosterone. Good ridance! smiley

What's your point?

Funke Akindele and Ini Edo can't afford three square meal a day?

Women got nothing to loose either. You're making it seem so.

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 3:23pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


grin

I can be engaging just that ish gets too vocal these days

On this topic, it has been dissected countless times but it does not lead to any congruence that's why it seems I'm just asking specific questions


But I will love to have a debate with you on any issue you want

Alrighty, just checking.cheesy

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by Nobody: 3:25pm On Nov 06, 2014
pickabeau1:


What kind of restructuring do you mean
Can you enumerate some of these?

I hear you too..

sad
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by crackhaus: 3:28pm On Nov 06, 2014
VickyyB:


Going by your logic, 90% of men also expose their body(abs).

Does that make them a sex object to rich women?
90% of men expose their body? Lmao cheesy
In magazines/media or in real life? Please get real with me yo!

Okay let's assume every single man on earth exposes or has exposed his body to attract women, do you see/hear us complaining about being objectified?

If anything, a lot of men want to be only sex objects to women without the added strings (love, pampering, etc) attached to it. cheesycheesy

You need to understand something, men and women have never and will never think the same way - carefreewannabe needs to understand this too. grin

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Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by freecocoa(f): 3:31pm On Nov 06, 2014
I didn't realize women dress well only to attract men, seriously what is it with all these kinda talks?

So if there were no men in this world, women will all be tattered/unkempt? It is well.
Re: Omotola-jalade Ekeinde's On Her Marriage And Gender Equality by lilmax(m): 3:33pm On Nov 06, 2014
why are the claimed feminists having high BP

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