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ZuluNation (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #672 on: January 11, 2007, 03:49 AM »

Hahaha abeg no vex Grin
kitaun (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #673 on: January 11, 2007, 03:52 AM »

Ok, since na wetin u wan hear be this, guguru night!!
ZuluNation (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #674 on: January 11, 2007, 03:58 AM »

Go sleep my brother Grin Grin
kitaun (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #675 on: January 11, 2007, 04:37 AM »

U this yeye mai-guard!! lol
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #676 on: January 11, 2007, 04:39 AM »

hey kitaun  Cheesy
mamaput (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #677 on: January 11, 2007, 08:58 AM »

wendywendy without offense are you one of these as long he did not do it to me.?
Murder is killing someone  on poppose sometimes you even plan it.
There is a big difference between murder and man saluter.
A man FORGOT his child in the sun : Forgot .And that is not so bad??.
I know one can say cheating is almost equal to manslaughter. But you have a Chance of making your peace with god.
kitaun (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #678 on: January 11, 2007, 10:49 AM »

Thiefs, how u doin' darl??
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #679 on: January 11, 2007, 03:45 PM »

Quote from: mamaput on January 11, 2007, 08:58 AM
wendywendy without offense are you one of these as long he did not do it to me.?
Murder is killing someone on poppose sometimes you even plan it.
There is a big difference between murder and man saluter.
A man FORGOT his child in the sun : Forgot .And that is not so bad??.
I know one can say cheating is almost equal to manslaughter. But you have a Chance of making your peace with god.


mamaput, I'm not too sure I understand your question. But all I'm saying is that if I were the wife of the man in question, I will not leave him on that basis. Of course it will hurt, I mean, that's gross negligence that resulted in the death of a 6month old baby which I'm sure the mom was only just beginning to bond with. I will be extremely angry, I'll most likely spend months grieving but I won't divorce him and I'll even reach out to him and help him overcome his own guilt feelings. He's not a murderer (otherwise he would have murdered the other kids as well) and I'll view this as a mistake, albeit very costly. But I won't divorce him because of that. That's all i'm saying.
Radiant (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #680 on: January 11, 2007, 04:36 PM »

This one is hard to swallow though  Huh Grin


I'll sleep more comfortable with a cheating man than one who can make such a "mistake" like committing murder. How do you explain that? Shocked No No No!!!

Wow! That's pretty scary! You don't even know what to expect next time. Shocked
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #681 on: January 11, 2007, 06:59 PM »

Actually, I think what doesn't make sense is the one who is stupid enough to go cheating after being with someone for 10+ years and building a life together  Smiley Why risk a 10+ year relationship together with a whole life time for some flimsy fling that'll only last just a few minutes anyway?Huh? Now that's what shouldn't make sense to you!!

wendywindy

u make cheating sound as if it is the end of the world
sin is sin u know how many times u have lied to who ever

do u know some men can't withstand lying women

according to my man donzman throwing ur life away after 10 years is not an easy function to carry out u should even ask yourself how come after the first 2 children u decided not to take care of yourself u then sagged with extra 50kg

or u started using sex as a weapon well too bad he even accepted that he erred and u called it cheating
to me u could go and hang when u get ur acts together the marriage continues

u think because u are married it is now an excuse as a wife to mis-function, that u have caged the man then turn him to a toy?

if all u ladies complaining about cheating men should all for once look deep into yourself and ask why did he cheat?
because if u were doing what u were supposed to be doing he wont be cheating

in most men cheating situation the wife(spouse)caused it in more than 70% different ways





windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #682 on: January 11, 2007, 07:51 PM »

@kaecy5:

Seems to me you're talking from experience and do have some axes to grind. But ultimately the fact is that you cannot force anyone to accept what they can't stand. I can't stand cheating and for me, it's the end of the marriage (of course, not the end of the world).

Also, I think it is just plain irresponsible and stupid for anyone to blame their actions on someone else. That your wife puts on weight or uses sex as a weapon is not an excuse for you to go cheat. You have many options, some of which are far less damaging, so why go for cheating of all things?? If I had serious issues with my husband and can't resolve them then I'll rather just leave than go out and cheat and then turn around to blame him for my actions. That's grossly irresponsible.

People change, both women and men. Since I married my husband,  he has changed. Some of the changes I like, and some I don't. For instance, most men stop being romantic towards their wives after the wedding is over. And I dare say that romance is just as important to a woman as sex is to a man. Now will I use the fact that my husband is no longer as romantic as I would like as an excuse to run into the arms of another man?? That would be stupid -- infact just as stupid as a man using his wife's sagging interest in sex as an excuse to cheat. There are many many ways to approach such problems in marriage and in my opinion, cheating is NOT one of them.

Again that's just my view. If you hold a contrary view, then just ensure that you hook up with a partner who believes in the same thing. Then you both will be happy together.  Smiley
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #683 on: January 11, 2007, 07:57 PM »

Quote from: kaecy5 on January 11, 2007, 06:59 PM

according to my man donzman throwing your life away after 10 years is not an easy function to carry out u should even ask yourself how come after the first 2 children u decided not to take care of yourself u then sagged with extra 50kg

if all u ladies complaining about cheating men should all for once look deep into yourself and ask why did he cheat?
because if u were doing what u were supposed to be doing he wont be cheating

in most men cheating situation the wife(spouse)caused it in more than 70% different ways

First of all, additional 50kg or whatever, last i checked "for better for worse", one could say the same about married men who end up with bald heads and pot bellies, can we leave them too when they start that shit?

as for "why did he cheat, blah blah wife is at fault", would you say the same about a woman that ends up cheating on the husband? If anything, NOT to sound like a "femnazi" as this has been proven by many researches, when a woman cheats it usually IS the guy's fault as woman are more emotional as guys cheat because they just see sex as being just that, sex.
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #684 on: January 11, 2007, 08:00 PM »

Quote from: windywendy on January 11, 2007, 07:51 PM
People change, both women and men. Since I married my husband, he has changed. Some of the changes I like, and some I don't. For instance, most men stop being romantic towards their wives after the wedding is over. And I dare say that romance is just as important to a woman as sex is to a man. Now will I use the fact that my husband is no longer as romantic as I would like as an excuse to run into the arms of another man?? That would be stupid -- infact just as stupid as a man using his wife's sagging interest in sex as an excuse to cheat. There are many many ways to approach such problems in marriage and in my opinion, cheating is NOT one of them.

Again that's just my view. If you hold a contrary view, then just ensure that you hook up with a partner who believes in the same thing. Then you both will be happy together. Smiley

 Wink
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #685 on: January 11, 2007, 08:04 PM »

Quote from: ThiefOfHearts on January 11, 2007, 07:57 PM
First of all, additional 50kg or whatever, last i checked "for better for worse", one could say the same about married men who end up with bald heads and pot bellies, can we leave them too when they start that shit?

My point exactly. The other day, I took a look at my husband's hairline and found that he is going bald  Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked. I've never liked bald men and I remember telling him when we were dating long ago that if he were bald I wouldn't even touch him with a foot-long pole talkless of date him  Cheesy Cheesy. But today he's going bald and i'm still shocked. But will I leave him because of that??? Or would I go cheat on him because of that??? Of course not!!! I'll learn to love it. And if it bothers me that much, we'll talk about hair transplant  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy or whatever else. But cheating is definitely not an option.
Donzman (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #686 on: January 11, 2007, 08:07 PM »

So going bald is a bad thing now?. . .Seriously, it's a natural phenemona!
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #687 on: January 11, 2007, 08:09 PM »

Quote from: Donzman on January 11, 2007, 08:07 PM
So going bald is a bad thing now?. . .Seriously, it's a natural phenemona!

So is putting on weight after child-birth.

And before you argue that there are some women who don't put on weight after childbirth, may I remind you that there are some men who don't go bald or suffer any form of hair loss or even develop a pot belly Grin Grin
Radiant (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #688 on: January 11, 2007, 08:11 PM »

  Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin


Quote from: windywendy on January 11, 2007, 07:51 PM
@kaecy5:

 For instance, most men stop being romantic towards their wives after the wedding is over. And I dare say that romance is just as important to a woman as sex is to a man.

Awwwww! This is so sad and very true I guess  Angry Grin Angry Grin Angry Grin
Donzman (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #689 on: January 11, 2007, 08:13 PM »

Quote from: windywendy on January 11, 2007, 08:09 PM
So is putting on weight after child-birth.
And before you argue that there are some women who don't put on weight after childbirth, may I remind you that there are some men who don't go bald or suffer any form of hair loss or even develop a pot belly Grin Grin

No it's not!
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #690 on: January 11, 2007, 08:14 PM »

Yes it is, esp. developing a pot belly
Donzman (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #691 on: January 11, 2007, 08:19 PM »

Yeah developing a pot belly isn't natural. I really don't care, I'm not bald but just trying to put in words for the bald men.

windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #692 on: January 11, 2007, 08:21 PM »

Hmmmmm, sure you're not bald? 'because it's only bald men I see exchanging words with women incessantly just kidding  Cool



**this is the funniest thread I've participated in on this forum**
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #693 on: January 11, 2007, 08:22 PM »

shut it and stop speaking for others, Donz

I'm sure someone will love your balding self.  Cheesy
Donzman (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #694 on: January 11, 2007, 08:25 PM »

Quote from: ThiefOfHearts on January 11, 2007, 08:22 PM
shut it and stop speaking for others, Donz

I'm sure someone will love your balding self.  Cheesy

Ofcourse!  Grin

My dad isn't bald so the chances are slim for me even though I won't mind if it comes after age 50!
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #695 on: January 11, 2007, 08:29 PM »

my dad's 58 and praying for baldness.
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #696 on: January 11, 2007, 10:22 PM »

windywendy
lucky u u have a husband that luvs u for u
but i come to wonder why u keep advocating for divorce on stance of cheating
if i may ask r u having some doubt about ur man or prbably u have looked in the mirro of late and u know u can't be compared to his secretary? (no offence meant)

TOH i wonder when did pot belle become a problem u know u ladies use to love it back n papa ajasco days

but in the real sense women even add more pot belles compared to men expecially after 3 child births
ThiefOfHearts (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #697 on: January 11, 2007, 10:27 PM »

Quote from: kaecy5 on January 11, 2007, 10:22 PM
if i may ask r u having some doubt about your man or prbably u have looked in the mirro of late and u know u can't be compared to his secretary?

What a bitch move on your part  Angry

First of all you people whined that blah blah sincve we're (Rad and I) arent married we arent capable of giving an opinion on this yet there's a married woman giving her own and you feel the need to bash her too? Not cool at all.
She's married, yea so what is wrong is her believing people deserve better than a disrespectful cheating spouse?

anyway make whatever excuses you wnat, if you want to use "after birth weight" against a female, we can use pot belly. Finito.
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #698 on: January 11, 2007, 10:36 PM »

well i have not assumed u and rad are not married and there for u can give shit advice

most times life is better to view it with a periscope some hiding distance away

but getting into marriage with a false dream and false hope give it max 2 years ur done with it

u can ask a lot of celeb form britney to bradpitts ex (i have always wondered if he married jolie for the lips and breasts)

u have to be matured of mind irrespective of age to be able to draw a band stretch of forgiveness either in cheating or flirting

come to think of it women too flirt even when they r married, after all what a man can do a woman can do double Cheesy
TerraCotta (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #699 on: January 11, 2007, 10:54 PM »

Quote from: kaecy5 on January 11, 2007, 10:36 PM


u have to be matured of mind irrespective of age to be able to draw a band stretch of forgiveness either in cheating or flirting

come to think of it women too flirt even when they r married, after all what a man can do a woman can do double Cheesy

I believe I've highlighted the operative word here, Kaecy5.

I think some of our fellow Nairalanders should take heed. Cheesy

By the way--I agree with you, WindyWendy.
WesleyanA (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #700 on: January 11, 2007, 10:59 PM »

Quote from: Donzman on January 11, 2007, 08:19 PM
Yeah developing a pot belly isn't natural.



yes it is. and so is gaining weight after child birth.
they're natural
only some people are more pre disposed to it than others.

have you seen some skinny/average men with big bellies? i have
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #701 on: January 11, 2007, 11:07 PM »

Quote from: kaecy5 on January 11, 2007, 10:22 PM
but i come to wonder why u keep advocating for divorce on stance of cheating
if i may ask r u having some doubt about your man or prbably u have looked in the mirro of late and u know u can't be compared to his secretary? (no offence meant)

TOH i wonder when did pot belle become a problem u know u ladies use to love it back n papa ajasco days

but in the real sense women even add more pot belles compared to men expecially after 3 child births

To me, a marriage relationship (and any relationship for that matter) should be healthy and should be based on mutual respect and consideration. Each person has something to bring to the table and everyone benefits. It shouldn't be based on one of the partners feeling that they can do whatever they want and get away with it just because they think they're in a superior position to the other partner or because they think they're doing the other partner a favor by being in a relationship with them as opposed to someone else. In your case, I'm guessing that you're the kind of man that'll threaten your woman with the thought of going to another woman if she doesn't behave the way you want. Now if you have a woman with a healthy self esteem and that believes she deserves much better in life, she'll tell you to go to hell and get on with her life.  A relationship like that is absolutely unhealthy, manipulative and unnecessary. It's too much stress and I don't have to live with it.

Having said that, I'm not in any way an insecure person and definitely don't go comparing myself to any other person. I absolutely love the way I look and love who I am. So the one thing I never do is compare myself to others or compare my husband to other men, it's extremely unhealthy and could quickly become a manipulative tool. Once I made the decision to marry him, it was good-bye to all others for good  Grin Grin

I have no doubts concerning my husband. He's a great guy why else would I bear his kids?Huh. The fact however remains that I CAN'T STAND CHEATING, and that's the one thing I'll get a divorce for. Period.

PS: I really don't count myself lucky that I have a husband that loves me for me. I love him for him and I'm a blessing to him in every way believe me, i know what i'm talking about. The least we can expect from each other is love and healthy respect. He serves me, puts me first and treats me with so much kindness and consideration and I serve him too. That's the way it should be  Smiley Smiley
windywendy (f)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #702 on: January 11, 2007, 11:15 PM »

Quote from: kaecy5 on January 11, 2007, 10:36 PM

but getting into marriage with a false dream and false hope give it max 2 years your done with it

I don't believe expecting your spouse NOT to cheat on you is a false dream and false hope, if that's what you're referring to. It is expected!!

I'm sure you wouldn't get into marriage expecting your spouse to cheat on you now would you?
kaecy5 (m)
Re: Radiant & I Discuss: cheating in the marriage
« #703 on: January 11, 2007, 11:34 PM »

i wont actually

not been able to cheat on her for some years we have been datin so i doubt when we eventually tie the knot if  i would cheat

but u sure made a hell of a point about comparing because i have come to understand anytime we compare we loose in both cases

TOH

with a name as this -ThiefOfHearts- i hope u don't steal people's spouses
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