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goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #352 on: November 25, 2005, 09:35 PM »

It's "most" oo! Guys no longer value gurls as they used to since they can almost see her body through her rags cloths Grin. Every gurl wants to be admired by boys and look attractive so they will be the envy of other gurls, and they feel the best way they can do that is by exposing their "lovely breasts". Look at songs that are released these days, 90% of them have gurls who dress half-naked. But my opponents here say it's not our business so I guess I will mind my business Grin
goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #353 on: November 26, 2005, 04:57 PM »

Quote from: Jakumo on November 23, 2005, 07:52 PM
the reason men become agitated at the sight of a sexily dressed young woman is that such men are confused, frightened and embarrassed by the disturbance in their trousers when they see such arousing sights, and the reason some women disapprove of other women showing off their beauty and youth is simple jealousy and insecurity over their own comparative unattractiveness.

If you've got it, show it proudly for there will always be those like me who greatly appreciate your curves and profoundly enjoy viewing as much as you are willing to expose.
I disagree totally with you. First of all, not all men become agitated at the sight of a sexily young woman. Most men feel disgusted (though they seem to admire it at first glance). The only reason why we (contributors) are complaining about "Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms" is to redress a situation that is rendering our society corrupt. Must we lose our sense of decency all in the name of westernisation/civilisation? Where has morality gone to in our society? Huh I really don't think you, JAKUMO, will appreciate your daughter (if u have one) going about exposing her bossom all in the name of fashion/westernisation/civilisation/appreciation (of God's work) or whatever name u call it.
WesleyanA (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #354 on: November 26, 2005, 08:13 PM »

Quote from: goodguy on November 25, 2005, 09:35 PM
Look at songs that are released these days, 90% of them have girls who dress half-naked. But my opponents here say it's not our business so I guess I will mind my business Grin

see a lot of girls dress by what they see in the media. maybe you can blame the TV and magazines instead then.


and mind you, some of the girls who dress promiscuously have standards. they are not going to some stupid guy get in their pants even though their dressing might show otherwise.
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #355 on: November 27, 2005, 06:45 AM »

Goodguy I just love your sense of humor when you try to keep a straight face while proclaiming that sexily dressed women are "disgusting"  to you.  Assuming you are not simply gay, one can only surmise that your derogatory description of the female physique is rooted in a bug-eyed determination NOT to be aroused by the opposite sex for deep-seated psychological reasons best known to you. 

Pray tell, how come you are so adamant that "most" men find female nudity disgusting.  Come on, buddy, let us keep our references relevant to the real world.  You know those statistics of yours could only be tenable if your poll was conducted in a gay bar or sexually repressed church group of stern, bible-thumping Jesus freaks. Which is it ?
jummiee (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #356 on: November 28, 2005, 11:56 AM »

The way a woman dresses is  a function of how she feels about herself, her clothes always reflects her "inner self" at that point in time.

Most women who are scantily dressed, do that to cover up their inferiority complex and insecurities, by drawing attention to their bodies, they feel they are drawing attention away from their flaws and faults.

It"s a  mind/ confidence thing, if u dont believe, study a few people u knw who dress like that and you would know they are so insecure!

goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #357 on: November 28, 2005, 01:14 PM »

Quote from: Jakumo on November 27, 2005, 06:45 AM
Goodguy I just love your sense of humor when you try to keep a straight face while proclaiming that sexily dressed women are "disgusting"  to you.  Assuming you are not simply gay, one can only surmise that your derogatory description of the female physique is rooted in a bug-eyed determination NOT to be aroused by the opposite sex for deep-seated psychological reasons best known to you. 
When I say men feel disgusted, I don't mean the ladies are the ones that are disgusting. It's just their act of dressing indecently that's disgusting to most men. No nigerian man will happily introduce a "breast flaunter" to his parents as his wife-to-be and expect them to embrace her gladly.

Quote from: Jakumo on November 27, 2005, 06:45 AM
Pray tell, how come you are so adamant that "most" men find female nudity disgusting. 
Thank God it's from your own mouth that it's being referred to as NUDITY. There's nothing to discuss here.
gina34 (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #358 on: November 28, 2005, 01:35 PM »

Well  Lips sealed Lips sealed Lips sealed
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #359 on: November 28, 2005, 06:44 PM »

Granted there are some women who dress revealingly to compensate for perceived shortcomings in other facets of their personalities, Jummiee, but whether the dress style of "most" women is so motivated remains doubtful.

There are legions of highly educated and very successful career women out there who dress sexy because they feel comfortable doing so, and they probably wouldn't take too kindly to being labelled as shallow-minded eye-candy with "inferiority complexes". 

While it is very true that people in general dress to reflect their inner self, your claim that only "insecure" women would dress skimpily doesn't tally with the reality that confident people are far more likely to be daring and unconventional in their mode of dressing than are modest, self-effacing underachievers.  Just because many bank robbers in Nigeria wear 3-piece business suits to work doesn't mean all or even most Nigerian men in business suits are likely to be bank robbers.

Goodguy, this may come as very distressing news, but absolutely all women are stark naked under their clothes.  Despite this grave offence I have found it in my heart to forgive them and I suggest you do the same.
goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #360 on: November 28, 2005, 07:16 PM »

Quote from: Jakumo on November 28, 2005, 06:44 PM
Goodguy, this may come as very distressing news, but absolutely all women are stark naked under their clothes.  Despite this grave offence I have found it in my heart to forgive them and I suggest you do the same.
First of all, I don't know what's distressing about this. It's very obvious that everyone is naked under their clothes. So I don't know how this is an offence, not to talk of being a grave one. You simply implied (indirectly) in your post that Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms are NUDE. Simple!
allonym
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #361 on: November 29, 2005, 01:24 AM »

Quote from: goodguy on November 28, 2005, 01:14 PM
When I say men feel disgusted, I don't mean the ladies are the ones that are disgusting. It's just their act of dressing indecently that's disgusting to most men. No nigerian man will happily introduce a "breast flaunter" to his parents as his wife-to-be and expect them to embrace her gladly.

Most nigerian men would also not have premarital sex with their parents present but they still do it.  Clearly, those same men act differently themselves in the presence of their parents, so we would expect them to cover up the "breast flaunter" when they introduce her to their parents.
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #362 on: November 29, 2005, 06:17 AM »

Allonym thanks for pointing out to Goodguy that dress style is dictated by the occasion, and Goodguy, I am glad to hear that you are not in fact terrified by revealingly attired women as your writing seems to indicate.  Accordingly, I hereby forgive you for failing to recognize the humor in the paragraph you quoted from my last post.  Still, to be absolutely sure that your debilitating phobia is cured once and for all, I have taken the liberty of ordering a year's subscription of Playboy magazine to be delivered to you free of charge as visual shock treatment.   Remember not to stare too hard, and do keep the drooling to a minimum.
allonym
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #363 on: November 29, 2005, 03:20 PM »

Quote from: Jakumo on November 29, 2005, 06:17 AM
Allonym thanks for pointing out to Goodguy that dress style is dictated by the occasion, and Goodguy, I am glad to hear that you are not in fact terrified by revealingly attired women as your writing seems to indicate.  Accordingly, I hereby forgive you for failing to recognize the humor in the paragraph you quoted from my last post.  Still, to be absolutely sure that your debilitating phobia is cured once and for all, I have taken the liberty of ordering a year's subscription of Playboy magazine to be delivered to you free of charge as visual shock treatment.   Remember not to stare too hard, and do keep the drooling to a minimum.

Umm, could you point out to me what post you are talking about that I quoted from you?  I just looked back in the past three pages. . .I don't see any instance of me quoting you.
alheri (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #364 on: November 29, 2005, 05:16 PM »

allonym,i dont think he meant you quoted him. He is just saying that you guys(both of u) are pointing out the same thing to goodguy.......I THINK Huh
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #365 on: November 29, 2005, 06:46 PM »

Allonym my reference to being quoted was intended for Goodguy, and the quote in question appears just 5 posts prior to this one. My writing was a bit convoluted there, and I'd have done better to highlight the quote as opposed to just mentioning it as I did. 

Thanks, Alheri, for untangling my prose.     
goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #366 on: November 29, 2005, 06:55 PM »

Quote from: allonym on November 29, 2005, 01:24 AM
Most nigerian men would also not have premarital sex with their parents present but they still do it. Clearly, those same men act differently themselves in the presence of their parents, so we would expect them to cover up the "breast flaunter" when they introduce her to their parents.
Why would the man cover up the breast flaunter in the first place? Afterall, her dress style is only fashion and there's nothing bad in it. Roll Eyes
allonym
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #367 on: November 29, 2005, 07:12 PM »

Quote from: goodguy on November 29, 2005, 06:55 PM
Why would the man cover up the breast flaunter in the first place? Afterall, her dress style is only fashion and there's nothing bad in it. Roll Eyes

Why would the same man hide his premarital affairs from those same parents then?

The answer to that question is the answer to your own goodguy.
goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #368 on: November 29, 2005, 07:16 PM »

I don't know the answer to that. So pls kindly answer my question.
allonym
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #369 on: November 29, 2005, 07:46 PM »

Obviously, the man knows that there is a time and place for certain things.  Just like he doesn't drink, party, and have sex indescriminantly when his parents are around (irregardless of his age), he would also make sure that his girlfriend or potential wife or friends behave in a certain manner that would show respect to his parents.

Respect is the key I guess.  There are some things each generation sees differently from the previous.  Out of respect for your parents, you don't let them see that side of you and you behave in a manner they would like.  (For the most part).  It is not because you are ashamed or think what you are doing is wrong, you are just being respectful.

I'd bet there are many people who'd bow and prostrate themselves among "elders" in their village, but will not think of doing any such thing when they are at work in the city even among people who'd can be considered their "elders".  Is it that you are ashamed of bowing and prostrating?  No.  Is it that in some areas, that form of respect is required, Yes.
lauryn (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #370 on: November 30, 2005, 09:50 PM »

A lady showing off cleavage is not a big deal, My gosh
goodguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #371 on: November 30, 2005, 10:26 PM »

@allonym, I hear you.
homitz (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #372 on: December 22, 2005, 06:42 PM »

I was embarrased and shocked to my bones when I saw Mrs. Obasanjo clapping and smiling at a fashion show where one of the contestants had one of her breasts completely uncovered, and the program was aired on NTA Channel 5, Abuja. Its a shame!!!.

Why shld u be embarrase shes not the one xposing anything, and mind you the model u r talking abt is paid 4 wat shes doing and tht thus not make r bad, what do u xpect the 1st lady to do, smack her or run out she was a guest at a FASHION SHOW and not a church, if u r talking abt ladies doing tht on the street, i think it s adiff isuue.
udo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #373 on: January 02, 2006, 02:14 AM »

i really don't see anything wrong in it because ITS JUST FASHION for crying out loud Grin
and i also think Nigerian ladies are just imitating what they see Europeans and Americans do Undecided
take for instance...its summer in US and its very hot for them i'm telling you they can even
walk about wearing only their Pants and Bra Lips sealed Lips sealed Lips sealed Lips sealed Cheesy
d banji (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #374 on: January 07, 2006, 12:26 PM »

Am very sure they did this to attract men and at long run,the men use and dump them thinking they are cheap or say they not the type they can marry.
  i feel they use this to get what they want,but this is affecting our culture destroying the morals of the coming generation.
allonym
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #375 on: January 07, 2006, 09:14 PM »

i find it interesting that guys would go out with women they feel are cheap and cannot marry.

Obviously, they don't have noble purposes, in which case those guys are bastard idiots.
cutiepie18 (f)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #376 on: January 18, 2006, 08:00 AM »

hmm well this is a very interesting topic but anywaz i think you should be able to feel confortable in wateva u feel like or wanna wear but that don't mean that u should go around looking like a hoochie mama dress moderate ,cute ,sexy but not toooooooo revealing ,a lil skin won't hurt nobody but dang don't reveal all your goodies.
Bishop (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #377 on: January 20, 2006, 11:33 AM »

pally,

the thing tire me too,just this morning i saw heavyly endowed showing off her milk factory,can u believe it that the shirt she was wearing was designrd not to have a button on the upper.

Even in church the other day while praying one passed by me and it took the Grace of God for me to close my eyes immediately.you need to see the thing call woman,the chest region was open and the bra she was putting on was designed to push the thing up ahhh it was an eye sore or how else can i descibe this.desecration of a holy place
chrisd (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #378 on: February 18, 2006, 06:41 PM »

They are to get your head between them and go bbbbrrrrrrhhhhhh
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #379 on: February 19, 2006, 07:11 AM »

Bishop you are very right that enormous "milk factory" udders exposed by a fat woman are about as uninspiring as enormous milk factory udders flapping about beneath an over-fed lactating cow, unless of course the beholder happens to be a cattle dairy farmer.   Any man who finds such bovine monstrosities arousing had better take care not to go near any cow pasture in order to resist the temptation to engage in bestiality.   
olat (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #380 on: February 19, 2006, 08:12 AM »

The home truth is there is a degree of 'decency' or 'sanity' that we deserved from one another.
While u r free to wear whatever appeal to your dress sense, u should atleast maintain some decency.

However, it not out of place that most women, dress to kill intentionally. Then, the refrence to west - Europe and America, is definitely not a model. Lets always remember that we are African! The increasing number of rape cases and molestations definitely have a linkage to the way women dress to display their nudities. I think the idea of 'civilisation' should NOT take our 'sense of decency' away from us, my humble opinion.
supaguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #381 on: February 20, 2006, 03:18 AM »

Gurls talking 'bout the heat of the sun, as a reason for the exposure is merely an excuse, The sun has always been; y weren't our fore-parents dressing in a way to expose such delicate parts?
Jakumo (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #382 on: February 20, 2006, 07:17 AM »

Supaguy, quite to the conrtary, many African tribes ran about butt naked for generations before the white missionaries came over, got a holy erection at the sight of those firm African breasts, and quicky ordered everyone to get dressed up like eskimos to prevent further accidental discharges under the missionaries' gowns. 
supaguy (m)
Re: Ladies in Nigeria Not Covering up their Bosoms
« #383 on: February 20, 2006, 11:19 PM »

@ Jakumo, my point is this: they weren't naked, cos of the heat of the sun, but because of illetracy,, and stuff like that; now, the reason being given is that the heat is much, and bla bla,
The main reason is THE SPIRIT of this AGE, maybe i'll talk 'bout that later.
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