ifyalways:

^^See this thing oooh 
Dirrrrrry unwashed douchebag with basic comprehension skills feeling funky,for real? 
You went to do copy and paste [/i]for moi? How in the world wud u know the meaning of Arrow when u can't [i]grasp tenses [/i]used in a sentence ni?
ROFL.
Mu he he
Lobotomy for super duper 1diots like you is free now,grab it while its available.In a couple of years from now,after u must have had your thick air-filled skull arranged,you wud come back  to this very thread to thank ME. 

Run along dolt and Remain blessed in your profound mental reeeetardation. 

ifyalways:

My bad,I did not see the Unclad part before I quoted her.
Well,where I know,The girls don't go around Unclad,they are attired with native beads and wrappers.
Yes,then,a girl who just saw her first period is ripe and ready for marriage.

It worked for them.

Still doesn't change the fact that u wrote this. . .kiddo plse grow up & make use of your brain

Anywayz i won't waste further tyme, trying to speak sense into sum ignorant high school drop-out, as her case seems pointless take care.

PhysicsMHD:

ifyalways was saying that back in those days ("then", a woman who had her first period was considered marriage eligible in certain cultures. She was not saying that it is her belief that a girl is marriage eligible once she has her period. People should read statements more carefully and in context or ask for clarification if they still don't get it, before rushing to confront somebody based on their own (mis)interpretations of what is stated.

denzel2009:

In some African cultures, the wife is allowed to sleep with some of the husband's visitors throughout their visit as a sign of hospitality.

beautyline:

I heard that in Ghana, the children answer the mother's family name and not the father's. That's strange to me!

beautyline:

I heard that in Ghana, the children answer the mother's family name and not the father's. That's strange to me!

hornyimam:

Human rituals by ibos.

comon, and who said that was a culture??

Pweety4me:


@OP CHEI!!i neva hear dat1 imagine violation!!

lol, maybe the girls used to enjoy the breast pressing, you never can tell

25omega:

a culture i expirience which was strange to me because from what i know it is taboo was in Gambia where first cousins marry each other with no issue. it is some what expected. if you brother has a daugther and you have a son they link them for marriage at a later date.

i also found it strange that on the wedding night elders have to be in the room when the bride and groom consumate their marriage so they can prove that the woman is a virgin when they see blood. until i went to gambia i had never heard or seen that before

armyofone:

very huge tribal marks on face

denzel2009:

In some African cultures, the wife is allowed to sleep with some of the husband's visitors throughout their visit as a sign of hospitality.

Ha, if you were pinocchio, i suspect your nose would have grown longer after this post,

ifyalways:

This is one culture that I can't seem to figure out considering that a greater % of African men are extremely jealous.
Lol,Wonder If the women then were wise enough to utilize this culture. . .invite the bootycall to the house and have him legally all night.  ,Perhaps there is a sort of measure in place to determine who[i] qualifies[/i] as an over-night guest? lol

beautyline:

I heard that in Ghana, the children answer the mother's family name and not the father's. That's strange to me!

Pweety4me:

lol 90% of ghanaian men get beat up by the women!!

obowunmi:

What I'm trying to say is that it's not part of the culture. Na poverty make crayfish bend --- so people often resort to all sorts of nuances to make ends meet.

nanidee:

lol, maybe the girls used to enjoy the bosom pressing, you never can tell
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nanidee:

namfav:

my woɗaaɓe brothers and the guerewol

namfav:

it's a beauty pageant, the men make up to attract the woman

namfav:

it's a beauty pageant, the men make up to attract the woman

ifyalways:

wow.

It wud be fun,I guess.

ifyalways:

LOL^ .

You sound like a high school teacher.I can just picture u on your heels,skirt drawn to the bosom,tucked and trim,bogus eyeglass and your cane.

Seriously,We are good now.

Ndipe:

The one that I heard which was scary and practised in the past was a potential groom being flogged by the relatives of the bride before giving her out to him. If he cried from the strokes of the cane, end of the manner, he is sent home without the bride. It was practised in the Northern part of Nigeria.

Ndipe:

The one that I heard which was scary and practised in the past was a potential groom being flogged by the relatives of the bride before giving her out to him. If he cried from the strokes of the cane, end of the manner, he is sent home without the bride. It was practised in the Northern part of Nigeria.