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Re: Issues In My Marriage by cfours: 1:48am On Apr 21, 2012
this thread is just ridiculous.

woman just gave birth to baby and still recovering. the husband is throwing her left and right like basketball because husband's sister was accused of finishing meat in the pot.
na wa for dat kain marriage. OP I really have no words for you except that I offer my condolences. You feel unprotected? pele. you chose the wrong husband. Next time, marry a man who loves you.
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Outstrip(f): 3:00am On Apr 21, 2012
davidylan:

No you all would have fought like violent cats. grin


grin Did you not see where I said "MY DAD" would enjoy her company. Honestly I can be hot but I find that I usually get along with similar women like that. Probably because they know I will give as good as I get so they don't bother giving. I am not opposed to a fight but at the end a good person is a good person does not matter if they are hot headed or sit in the corner and sulk about everything
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Outstrip(f): 3:02am On Apr 21, 2012
jennykadry: Lol@ outstrip

The man saw hell in my hands. grin . No day went by without Jenny doing something . Now I know why my dad did not collet bride price from him, the old man must have been so happy that finally, someone has taken this girl out of his house grin he gave him me for free angry .what about the one that I lost my cool once and wanted to start breaking things again? Haa,, the way he jumped up from the sofa and grabbed me ehn, gosh men strong ooooo embarassed grabbed me so tey I was sitting on him with both hands held together by him, Cheii. the next thing you hear is "calm down, calm down, take a deep breath, ok I am letting you go now but don't break anything oo, good girl".

Outstrip I feel like causing another commotion, remembering those sweet times is turning me on to do another bad. grin I swear no one will tell that man in his next life never to marry an under 21, he learnt his lesson the hard way grin

@david
Honestly I enjoyed it, I still rake ooo but I Try not to break things grin

Admit it girl. You were just doing it for the rough make up sex. Spoilt child
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Tayodapo: 3:59am On Apr 21, 2012
Dear Poster,

Advice coming from a married Man that does not beat his wife......Make sure your parents react to the fact that he assulted you. Make sure your Dad call your husband to his house and have a discussion with him......Tell him not to chastise him ooo....Let them just have a father and Son talk.

Hopefully, he will be able to see reasons why what he did to you is punishable under the law.

You have relayed a story of events that we cant verify unless one hears the story from the other party (Your Husband). I say this because, it did not follow a natural sequence that ur hubby agreed with you before ....and denied you in front of his sisters.

But in all of this, Patience is key ...but make sure you know when Patience is turning to foolishness....at the point ....Go to your parents house....Never agree to a Divorse.....Remember the vows....and the fact that if you divorse him.....you cant marry unless he dies. You are in for life dear.

Dont take hasty descisions.....talk to your mom and dad about this......and be prayerful.

I am very sure your husband was not like this before....and you can never imagine him with his current mind set....So forgive him.....act as if he has begged you,......and move on......with prayer, his conciousness will return back to you
Re: Issues In My Marriage by samfibby(m): 6:07am On Apr 21, 2012
Another case of woman abusing a woman.
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 8:54am On Apr 21, 2012
Richvkunt: [b]@Jennykadry,
This is a very amusing attempt to defend violence in your masochist1c relationship with your husband.
1.From your initial post he PINNED you on the bed for two minutes so that you could not move while you recovered from your brain wave?
2.You have equally admitted to being a loose cannon in the early stages of your marriage where every thing was meant to be decimated.
3.You were fond of throwing heavy objects at your husband.
4.You normally gave him 15 minute blow jabs after these incidents of extreme violence.
These are all facts from your post because I was not there,however I have stated these facts to show that Violence in a relationship is not the monopoly of any one of the sexes.Men and women can be violent in any relationship in equal measure,however if it was a man that was exhibiting this kind of attitude to a woman-you and your cohorts would be up in arms and would be calling that man all kinds of names.
Jenny it is rather funny that you keep stating that it was in an early stage of your marrriage-that you wer exhibiting these brain waves and that you have now changed?That means you agree that human beings are not static and that human beings can change?The question Madam loose cannon,is why do you not give poor women in fresh relationships the chance for their husbands to change?Rather you take pleasure in advising such women to leave their husbands?Do you even know what you are doing to peoples relationships?Do you realise the evil havoc you are creating in cyberspace?
If you and your husband can change from a rabble rousing couple,what stops other people from improving their relationships?Why all this advise of DIVORCE!DIVORCE!!DIVORCE!!!
The advise I have for those women always bringing their problems online is be careful which advise you take,because a lot of the women you come to for advise are either in worse relationships than you are or are women that are on the shelf and not married or proberbly just living with a man without any formal marriage rites.
A word is enough for the wise.Meanwhile Jenny,please continue your masoch1sm-You and I know whats going on![/b]
Fantastic analysis...

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Chrisbenogor(m): 10:39am On Apr 21, 2012
12 pages and here are my thoughts.
The man obviously has plenty of learning to do, women need to be put in their places. I will send my sister fast out of my house if she cannot get along with my wife, not because I don't love her enough but simply because she is really the only one I can send out, even if my wife is the tiger.

I mean what will I be teaching my sisters? That their own husbands can turn them into punching bags if they have disagreements with their sister in laws? Heck if the mans sisters do not even realise that they would be in this lady's shoes someday then there is a problem.

That said I do not believe that the fault lies squarely with the man and his sisters the OP must have aided it one way or the other. The way forward is simple, the violence part should be dealt with, not in the "fire brimstone I take my kid and runaway and you never see us again" type of way but in a diplomatic manner that brings lasting peace.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 12:21pm On Apr 21, 2012
Wow. I have a new found respect for you re the sisters part @chrisbenogor
Re: Issues In My Marriage by isalegan2: 3:53pm On Apr 21, 2012
Richvkunt:

The advise I have for those women AND MEN always bringing their problems online is be careful which advise you take,because a lot of the women AND MEN you come to for advise are in MUCH worse relationships than you are AND COME ONLINE TO OPPRESS OTHERS SO AS TO FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEIR OWN LIVES. . .

Fixed.

(PS: Good post overall; Slight fix.)
Re: Issues In My Marriage by agabaI23(m): 4:06pm On Apr 21, 2012
Chrisbenogor: 12 pages and here are my thoughts.
The man obviously has plenty of learning to do, women need to be put in their places. I will send my sister fast out of my house if she cannot get along with my wife, not because I don't love her enough but simply because she is really the only one I can send out, even if my wife is the tiger.

I mean what will I be teaching my sisters? That their own husbands can turn them into punching bags if they have disagreements with their sister in laws? Heck if the mans sisters do not even realise that they would be in this lady's shoes someday then there is a problem.

That said I do not believe that the fault lies squarely with the man and his sisters the OP must have aided it one way or the other. The way forward is simple, the violence part should be dealt with, not in the "fire brimstone I take my kid and runaway and you never see us again" type of way but in a diplomatic manner that brings lasting peace.
You are so correct bro.
Re: Issues In My Marriage by debosky(m): 4:24pm On Apr 21, 2012
Let me drop my own two cents. . . .

First and foremost, the man is ill prepared to be the head of a home. Regardless of the 'issues' that may exist between your siblings and your wife, it is your duty to guard your home jealously while protecting your wife from external interference. If you cannot control/maintain peace in your home, you are a failure - being a man is way more than having an active dingdong between your legs.

As I was once told by a wise older man, any man that allows his own wife to be illtreated and insulted or joins others in doing so is also calling himself a phool. Why? Only a stoopid person will go out into the market and choose a stoopid woman to be his wife, so he is also a stoopid man. Even worse is a man that needs violence to express himself - such a man is no better than a tantrum throwing child.

Secondly, the OP is clearly hot headed as well - the rush to 'report' to her parents and urge to rashly leave the house at odd hours to report to her folks shows an impulsive and erratic streak. It is definitely not the way a new mum should be behaving - who would be taking care of the kid when she ran off?

The couple need to calm down and talk to a counsellor of some sorts - either a family member both of them respect or a religious leader who can offer useful advice. They are both clearly unprepared for the challenges of being married and need guidance.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 4:28pm On Apr 21, 2012
Debo oshe jare. I couldnt have said it any better

Grammer no too plenti for this time, so I fit read and understand ur post. Good boy grin

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Theblessed(f): 8:32pm On Apr 21, 2012
[b][size=16pt]Hmmm! I'm wondering if there is love in this marriage, in the first place!

What a joy to have your first baby well and healthy and instead of enjoying your Omugwo, being pampared and lavished on, you are as miserable as hell.

You see, issues in marriage demands diplomacy from both sides but it's obvious your husband is lacking in that aspect. First and foremost, he should protect you against his people and at the same time, projecting you to them as the best thing that ever happened to him - that way, your in-laws will begin to see you as a friend and not a threat that just entered their lives to disorganise the structure of their family.

Diplomacy is the key with the in-laws, really.

To an on-looker like me, would I be wrong to say that yours is an inter-tribal marriage, is it? To most people, it doesn't really matter but to some, it does!

Either ways, was all the traditional demands of a Nigerian marriage met by your husband, and were you wedded or proudly escorted to your husband's house by your side of the family (as Nigerian traditions dictates) or was your union forced by your pregnancy?? Remember, these are issues that accords a woman respect in her marriage.

I am not saying your shouldn't be respected in your marriage but remember, respect is 'earned and not forced' therefore, you have to earn it by establishing a solid foundation as above.

Anyway, by the look of things, if it is an inter-tribal union then, you're on your own in this marriage because of your husbands detached attitude towards you and things that matters to you in this marriage. It's unfortunate, his loyalty lies with his family instead of his wife - you!

Therefore, it seems you're alone in this marriage, try and protect yourself by informing your parents/family about all you've been going through. I suppose, your parents would call him and his people to a family meeting to sort thing out for both of you and the in-laws.

Having called a family meeting and he didn't show up, I suggest you wait and see if he would change is attitude however, if no changes, take your child and go home to your parents, stay there until he comes looking for you and the baby.

If nothing happened within the time limit you set for him to visit then, move on and paddle your own canoe - you're equal to the task, you can raise your child without a man - women all over the world have done it, yours is not the first nor last.

Unless something is sorted out for you now, you could be at risk and your safety is important because, where there is life - there is 'Hope', and you can't hope for the future in a grave and you know that.

Personally, instead of being miserable in a relationship, I'd rather be single, happy and lonely, than being lonely in a hellish and insecure marriage as this.

Imagine what you'd been through with only the junior member of the family visiting - wait until the senior ones starts to visit!! shocked shocked shocked

So, wait and see if there's going to be a change before you take action and in the meantime, start saving up for the rainy days ahead because, they would definitely come when you're on your own. [/size][/b]
Re: Issues In My Marriage by debosky(m): 9:53pm On Apr 21, 2012
chaircover: Debo oshe jare. I couldnt have said it any better

Grammer no too plenti for this time, so I fit read and understand ur post. Good boy grin

Tankyu ma. . . .na communicashon mata most. grin
Re: Issues In My Marriage by taryour(f): 10:12pm On Apr 21, 2012
dayokanu:

Look at it this way, a confrontation was brewing and things are about to explode, an infant is in the middle of things? Whats the rational thing to do? push the wife while she is carrying the baby? if he did that what would you say about him?

very well said dayo.
@op althoug i acept ur hubby was wrong in some places but realy i must b frank with u,u realy need to b accomodating, u mean u came on nairaland cos of issues of food. To me its no big deal at all n u av broth dis on urself,may b u should get a big padlock for ur pot of soup or betterstill lock it in ur wardrope. Having a bad husband is better dan aving a bad inlaw,u beter go n apologise if u still wnt peace to rain in ur home. Goodluck
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Busybody2(f): 10:17pm On Apr 21, 2012
Richvkunt:


NA LIE!
This can not be Jennykadry.
How dare he assult you and you did not DIVORCE him as you have been advising poor ladies on this forum?
I find this hard to believe-a whole HARD babe like you?
WTF?
Ordinary pillow na him you throw na hin he come give you pinfall?
All those f00lish and impressionable ladies lapping up this womans advise need to open their eyes and minds. Respect your husbands the same way she respects her own husband.
Blow jab for 15 minutes after assult? The mind boggles!
This is what intelligent posters have been saying for years-These women are deadly-they will advise you to divorce/disrespect your husband while their homes are worst than yours.
A word is enough for the wise woman.



Richvkunt: [b]@Jennykadry,
This is a very amusing attempt to defend violence in your masochist1c relationship with your husband.
1.From your initial post he PINNED you on the bed for two minutes so that you could not move while you recovered from your brain wave?
2.You have equally admitted to being a loose cannon in the early stages of your marriage where every thing was meant to be decimated.
3.You were fond of throwing heavy objects at your husband.
4.You normally gave him 15 minute blow jabs after these incidents of extreme violence.
These are all facts from your post because I was not there,however I have stated these facts to show that Violence in a relationship is not the monopoly of any one of the sexes.Men and women can be violent in any relationship in equal measure,however if it was a man that was exhibiting this kind of attitude to a woman-you and your cohorts would be up in arms and would be calling that man all kinds of names.
Jenny it is rather funny that you keep stating that it was in an early stage of your marrriage-that you wer exhibiting these brain waves and that you have now changed?That means you agree that human beings are not static and that human beings can change?The question Madam loose cannon,is why do you not give poor women in fresh relationships the chance for their husbands to change?Rather you take pleasure in advising such women to leave their husbands?Do you even know what you are doing to peoples relationships?Do you realise the evil havoc you are creating in cyberspace?
If you and your husband can change from a rabble rousing couple,what stops other people from improving their relationships?Why all this advise of DIVORCE!DIVORCE!!DIVORCE!!!
The advise I have for those women always bringing their problems online is be careful which advise you take,because a lot of the women you come to for advise are either in worse relationships than you are or are women that are on the shelf and not married or proberbly just living with a man without any formal marriage rites.
A word is enough for the wise.Meanwhile Jenny,please continue your masoch1sm-You and I know whats going on![/b]




Richvkunt, i understand the reverse psychology at play here, with you lumping Chaircover who used to be on the polar extreme view with Jennykadry, in the "same" cabal club. . .

Jennykadry only utilises blunt shock therapy to get women to know their worth and stop being downtrodden and treated like third-class citizens in their marital homes, she NEVER advocates divorce. So stop worrying your pretty head, we don't wanna take over the running of our marital home, our culture is such that we are defined by our parents, hence reason for terms such as "omo lagbaja", etc, so of course we know the importance of maintaining a peaceful united front with our Husbands so that we can build our home together and raise our children the right way. Our hormones still makes us females with delicate needs, we still wanna be mollycuddled and spoilt by you, we want to be able to act out our inner child with you, wrestle and playfight with you and grow old with you. . . so we would never wish to usurp your position as our Knight in shining armour, our crown, our pride and joy, our head. . . and we will forever need your manly touch and presence wink And i am pretty sure too that you men don't want a dull-as-dishwater doormat as a wife, so ease up on Jennykadry and don't worry we will not corrupt Chaircover for you cheesy . . . So don't worry like i said, a favourable compromise would be reached soon, i promise there shall be no women's lib. uprising of any sort, your position as the head remains safe as God ordained, so abeg go back to sleeping with both eyes closed.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by debosky(m): 10:27pm On Apr 21, 2012
dayokanu:

Look at it this way, a confrontation was brewing and things are about to explode, an infant is in the middle of things? Whats the rational thing to do? push the wife while she is carrying the baby? if he did that what would you say about him?

This is illogical - the woman went to make food and wanted to feed her child - her actions did not denote any 'confrontation'. The man would rather fight than allow the child's mother to feed him/her and that is simply despicable and shows where his priorities are.

You do NOT mess around with a mother child bond - the man's action simply showed that he held his sister in higher regard than his wife, even when it came to the wife's child! Such an action is that of a phoolish man.

Besides, since the sister was involved in the confrontation, how can you claim to be taking the child out of the confrontation by giving the baby to the source of the confrontation? You are instead making the child a pawn in the fight.

If not that the man himself was eager for a fight, why couldn't the 'confrontation' it wait till the woman had fed her child or was the fight more important to him than the child being fed by its mother?
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Busybody2(f): 10:40pm On Apr 21, 2012
This is dedicated to the feisty Sisters in the house, especially Sisthren Jennykadry, so when y'all get home go on your knees before your Husband to appreciate him and thank him for loving you warts and all and personalise the small poem below for him. I am sure they will not change y'all for the world, wish y'all forever married life kiss






I WANT SOMEONE WHO WON'T CARE THAT I AM INCAPABLE of sitting still,

that i can't grasp the concept of cleaning,

someone who realizes that half of the decisions i make are usually ones i regret,

and i have the right to overreact at any given moment.

I want someone who knows how completely insane i am. & he wouldn't want me any other way







[s]And Jennykadry, not a word to "Mr" Lastpage that i plagiarised this off the internet you hear, we want "him" to think i wrote it all by myself cos "he" is a hard one to please and i want to get in "his" good books by fire by force because i don't take no for an answer[/s]cheesy tongue



Richvkunt, like i promised there shall be no female uprising, just needed to do this. Now off i skulk off to remain seated on the fence as your majesty commanded, where i will obediently remain seated until you tell me get up Sir angry embarassed cheesy
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Busybody2(f): 11:06pm On Apr 21, 2012
debosky:

This is illogical - the woman went to make food and wanted to feed her child - her actions did not denote any 'confrontation'. The man would rather fight than allow the child's mother to feed him/her and that is simply despicable and shows where his priorities are.

You do NOT mess around with a mother child bond - the man's action simply showed that he held his sister in higher regard than his wife, even when it came to the wife's child! Such an action is that of a phoolish man.

Besides, since the sister was involved in the confrontation, how can you claim to be taking the child out of the confrontation by giving the baby to the source of the confrontation? You are instead making the child a pawn in the fight.

[size=16pt]If not that the man himself was eager for a fight, why couldn't the 'confrontation' it wait till the woman had fed her child or was the fight more important to him than the child being fed by its mother?[/size]


Exactly, days/weeks after the meat in the pot incidence, the man deliberately started a confrontation because he noticed his younger Sister was no longer eating wifey's food and then he issued her an ultimatum that if she does not cook for his Sister, the wifey should be ready to face whatever he does to her
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 11:40pm On Apr 21, 2012
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Richvkunt, i understand the reverse psychology at play here, with you lumping Chaircover who used to be on the polar extreme view with Jennykadry, in the "same" cabal club. . .

Jennykadry only utilises blunt shock therapy to get women to know their worth and stop being downtrodden and treated like third-class citizens in their marital homes, she NEVER advocates divorce.



WTF?
Big Bumper,
I would sincerely advise you to sit on the fence and not comment if this is all you have to say.
Jennykadry utilises shock therapy?
Jennykadry does not advocate divorce?
Lady you have got to be taking the mickey here or just using an extreme dose of sarcasm on me.
So it is shock therapy to abuse and insult any woman/Poster that disagrees with her view point?
It is shock therapy to seek to destroy the little self esteem that remains in the life of a woman whose husband is cheating on her?
The fact is that most women who bring their problems to this forum have found her out and you can see that most logical posters dismiss her hare brained advice out right.
By the way BB,are you now a solicitor?While I will not advise you to mind your own business,I would advise you to return to the space you created for your self on the Nairaland fence,where you can watch the world go by in peace.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by gsmgold: 12:51am On Apr 22, 2012
jennykadry: Listen to me(I still need your answers to my questions) but sit your husband down and talk to him, order him to stop being silly else the next time he handles you the way he handled you the previous night, he will have to eat sand and garri to see his child again.

Don't you have sisters that can come to your house and throw those girls out? what is this? why are you acting so soft? they declared war on you the minute they decided to wanno take over your child. FIGHT BACK DAMMIT angry

This is why women need to be doing something that brings them income, I don't know what you do for a living but step up your game cos right now? it's You and God against the world
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Busybody2(f): 1:20am On Apr 22, 2012
Richvkunt: WTF?
Big Bumper,
I would sincerely advise you to sit on the fence and not comment if this is all you have to say.
Jennykadry utilises shock therapy?
Jennykadry does not advocate divorce?
Lady you have got to be taking the mickey here or just using an extreme dose of sarcasm on me.
So it is shock therapy to abuse and insult any woman/Poster that disagrees with her view point?
It is shock therapy to seek to destroy the little self esteem that remains in the life of a woman whose husband is cheating on her?
The fact is that most women who bring their problems to this forum have found her out and you can see that most logical posters dismiss her hare brained advice out right.
By the way BB,are you now a solicitor?While I will not advise you to mind your own business,I would advise you to return to the space you created for your self on the Nairaland fence,where you can watch the world go by in peace.




You can call it tomayto, whilst i call it tomaato. It is what it is and it is blunt as they come and is meant to shock and awe. She never tells anyone to divorce. Generic namecalling such as dog, cat, ashawo, should not get people's heckles raised and deffo should not dent anyone's self esteem. Or maybe its me that don't get it sha because everyone else was raised in glass houses and cocooned in cotton wool and feather all their lives sha. What do i know ehn


We are now confuzzling two issues/two kinds of Jenny together. But in all, it is always about "their response". THis is why i am always repeating ad naseum that she is not "talking/fighting" herself. For every "reaction" from them, there is a corresponding "reaction" from her. Jennykadry ceases fire with immediate effect, the moment her opponent throws in the towel.


*There is blunt "you don't have to put up with BS in the arms of any man/you can still have your own voice" Jennykadry. She sees things in black and white and she holds her side down and says it as she sees it. Does this stop the other extreme side from saying their piece too? NO. So why not "live and lets live". . . Even if the OP disagrees with her advise, why not just ignore her and gloss over her post, so Jenny can get in her "parting shot" of "siddon dey suffer dia" in quick. Now to be clear, the "siddon dia" in this case does not connote the opposite i.e. get divorced. Heck she can even be seen sometimes holding their hands hence reason some people actually come out in shock to exclaim if it is another person using her handle.



*And then, there is also the other "already known" spitfire Jennykadry whom the sanctimonuous holier-than-thous of Nairaland are always forever having issues with. She is who she is, and as long as the sleeping dog is allowed to lie, there is usually no wahala. But because they want to be seen to be doing the right thing, and want to claim the higher moral ground, they come and throw cheap potshots at her, and true to form she responds, then they respond back and things blow out of hand, then they do a u-turn and start wanting to
be seen as doing a magnanimous selfless act, bolting the stable door after the horse had escaped. Then they start crying wolf that she never gets told off blah, blah, blah . . . Fa fa fa fowl, that cannot wash with me at all. . .Social cognition is something close to my heart, so I rather do jocularity and self-deprecating stuff and pick on myself, definitely not sarcasm. . .




Erm. . . i am not a Solicitor, those ones are not going to make heaven for defending criminals, but a busybody soliciting for peace as you pointed out. Haba if i mind my business how would i eat and feed my family and supplement my dearest Husband's income. I also occasionally moonlight as Voltron Defender of the universe to er . . .supplement my income again. Erm. . . can you do me a favour and help me write a glowing reference about me to Mukina2 that i am always sitting on the fence radiating and advocating peace always.





brb. . .
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Chrisbenogor(m): 1:31am On Apr 22, 2012
Jenny na E warrior jare, the real bad gehs nor dey make noise grin grin grin
Nairaland might be a way to bring her fantasies to E-life grin grin grin grin

*back to the top of the fence before I get caught in the cross fire*
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 7:43am On Apr 22, 2012
Busy_body: This is dedicated to the feisty Sisters in the house, especially Sisthren Jennykadry, so when y'all get home go on your knees before your Husband to appreciate him and thank him for loving you warts and all and personalise the small poem below for him. I am sure they will not change y'all for the world, wish y'all forever married life kiss






I WANT SOMEONE WHO WON'T CARE THAT I AM INCAPABLE of sitting still,

that i can't grasp the concept of cleaning,

someone who realizes that half of the decisions i make are usually ones i regret,

and i have the right to overreact at any given moment.

I want someone who knows how completely insane i am. & he wouldn't want me any other way


Awww God bless you abundantly for making me see the light, ehn I swear I did not shed a tear after reading this poem of yours. cool I can't grasp the concept of packing for travel embarassed No matter how hard I try, I always end up with too many jeans, 2 tops and sometimes different pairs of shoes and I never realize it until we get to our destination embarassed but all that has changed now cos he does the packing and believe me I have never looked for or lacked anything, there were times when I have had to go to shops early in the mornings to buy me things that I forgot to pack. embarassed .I also get that he is not into the cleaning business so yea I clean up after him even though I complain sometimes, he never complains when he packs for me or arranges my study room 20x a day cry

And yea, he lets me over react at times, he is my sense of reasoning actually, so when I over-react a lot of the times he sits me down and breaks the whole thing to me one at a time and that makes me realize that my gra-gra really wasn't worth it embarassed

I am also a very crazy person by nature and he understands that. Infact when I am quiet he comes to check my temperature for fever cos he knows I am a natural talkative and noisemaker in the house and when there is no noise or talking, something is definitely wrong somewhere grin embarassed

God bless you again for your poem has made me appreciate things I took for granted kiss
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 7:49am On Apr 22, 2012
Outstrip:

Admit it girl. You were just doing it for the rough make up sex. Spoilt child

Excuse me say what? angry I have never ever liked the make up s3x cheesy grin So do not jump into conclusions else I will collect back my goat and dismantle my rain water tank and let coca cola withdraw their volunteer straw delivery and burn my andre boccelli CD angry and not give you hair fertilizer again cheesy
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 9:01am On Apr 22, 2012
Busy_body:




You can call it tomayto, whilst i call it tomaato. It is what it is and it is blunt as they come and is meant to shock and awe. She never tells anyone to divorce. Generic namecalling such as dog, cat, ashawo, should not get people's heckles raised and deffo should not dent anyone's self esteem. Or maybe its me that don't get it sha because everyone else was raised in glass houses and cocooned in cotton wool and feather all their lives sha. What do i know ehn


We are now confuzzling two issues/two kinds of Jenny together. But in all, it is always about "their response". THis is why i am always repeating ad naseum that she is not "talking/fighting" herself. For every "reaction" from them, there is a corresponding "reaction" from her. Jennykadry ceases fire with immediate effect, the moment her opponent throws in the towel.


*There is blunt "you don't have to put up with BS in the arms of any man/you can still have your own voice" Jennykadry. She sees things in black and white and she holds her side down and says it as she sees it. Does this stop the other extreme side from saying their piece too? NO. So why not "live and lets live". . . Even if the OP disagrees with her advise, why not just ignore her and gloss over her post, so Jenny can get in her "parting shot" of "siddon dey suffer dia" in quick. Now to be clear, the "siddon dia" in this case does not connote the opposite i.e. get divorced. Heck she can even be seen sometimes holding their hands hence reason some people actually come out in shock to exclaim if it is another person using her handle.



*And then, there is also the other "already known" spitfire Jennykadry whom the sanctimonuous holier-than-thous of Nairaland are always forever having issues with. She is who she is, and as long as the sleeping dog is allowed to lie, there is usually no wahala. But because they want to be seen to be doing the right thing, and want to claim the higher moral ground, they come and throw cheap potshots at her, and true to form she responds, then they respond back and things blow out of hand, then they do a u-turn and start wanting to
be seen as doing a magnanimous selfless act, bolting the stable door after the horse had escaped. Then they start crying wolf that she never gets told off blah, blah, blah . . . Fa fa fa fowl, that cannot wash with me at all. . .Social cognition is something close to my heart, so I rather do jocularity and self-deprecating stuff and pick on myself, definitely not sarcasm. . .




Erm. . . i am not a Solicitor, those ones are not going to make heaven for defending criminals, but a busybody soliciting for peace as you pointed out. Haba if i mind my business how would i eat and feed my family and supplement my dearest Husband's income. I also occasionally moonlight as Voltron Defender of the universe to er . . .supplement my income again. Erm. . . can you do me a favour and help me write a glowing reference about me to Mukina2 that i am always sitting on the fence radiating and advocating peace always.





brb. . .

Madam sitting on the fence,
Watching the world go by,
Never standing up for anything,
What do you think you have described?
A schizophreniac !

Stop trying to defend what you don't know because you are doing a bad job.
There is no way you can defend this woman.
Like every one here knows she is a loose cannon.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by agiboma(f): 10:09am On Apr 22, 2012
Richvkunt:

Madam sitting on the fence,
Watching the world go by,
Never standing up for anything,
What do you think you have described?
A schizophreniac !

Stop trying to defend what you don't know because you are doing a bad job.
There is no way you can defend this woman.
Like every one here knows she is a loose cannon.

HMMMMM loose canon you say!! Well i would of choosen a different word to use i.e lunatic, among other things but thats my opinion. Throwing heavy objects at the love of you life. Hmmmmm and then broadcasting it on NL wow. Well since her support network has sprung into gear lets bring in some reinforcement, thats the reason behind this post.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 10:33am On Apr 22, 2012
Eeyyaaaaa, sleeping with another woman on her matrimonial bed. Awwwww, it is well. Plus asking for an open relationship, it is well. Can life be more frustrating and worthless. I actually threw something on him yesterday again sef, bite me grin

Canadian ashewo grin

Some people jealous me, some people jealous me. Some people jealous me because I Am a fighter. Feels good to know that I enjoy that deek alone, not sharing it with anybody. An over shared deek is an impotent deek.

It's even more frustrating when they share it with someone with a Nigerian accent from lower class, someone whose accent cannot be compared to his wife's "Canadian accent" how downgrading.
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 10:36am On Apr 22, 2012
Richvkunt:

Madam sitting on the fence,
Watching the world go by,
Never standing up for anything,
What do you think you have described?
A schizophreniac !

Stop trying to defend what you don't know because you are doing a bad job.
There is no way you can defend this woman.
Like every one here knows she is a loose cannon.


Can you remind me why your wife divorced you again? You keep dodging this question. I mean for someone that preaches no divorce, you'd think he'd practice what he preaches

I am a loose cannon, is that all? See him degrading me, I am a confirmed yaba left inmate so please upgrade my status ASAP and give honor to whom honor is due angry
Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 10:55am On Apr 22, 2012
jennykadry:


Can you remind me why your wife divorced you again? You keep dodging this question. I mean for someone that preaches no divorce, you'd think he'd practice what he preaches

I am a loose cannon, is that all? See him degrading me, I am a confirmed yaba left inmate so please upgrade my status ASAP and give honor to whom honor is due angry


Jenny,
Am divorced because of people like you who decieve young impressionable women to leave their husbands while they remain in their marriages no matter how violent,degrading and depraved such a marriage is.This is why I am against you and your type.Madam perfect marriage where you and your husband are throwing objects at each other every day and exchanging all the latest wrestling moves and toping it up with depraved se.x.
madam masochist well done.
Women out there this is the last person you need to come to for advice because the only advise she has for you is DIVORCE! DIVORCEE!! DIVORCE!!! While she remains in her sick marriage which is actually worst than yours.

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by Nobody: 11:02am On Apr 22, 2012
If your wife was one of those that I "advised" to leave her husband, then this is one thing that I am so proud of doing in my years on earth cool. She made the right decision
Don't hate the player, hate the game cool


Ehn, we "wrestle" each other, oya kill both of us.


Prepare for my Advises on this forum , I never even start sef you dey hyperventilate already

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Re: Issues In My Marriage by taryour(f): 11:26am On Apr 22, 2012
agiboma:

HMMMMM loose canon you say!! Well i would of choosen a different word to use i.e lunatic, among other things but thats my opinion. Throwing heavy objects at the love of you life. Hmmmmm and then broadcasting it on NL wow. Well since her support network has sprung into gear lets bring in some reinforcement, thats the reason behind this post.


Lol

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