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lioness (f)
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Males, whats up with u and your mothers??? Yeah i know ya mama brought you up and all, but do u guys have to bring her into the picture everytime. Most guys i've met are always like "my mother said i shdnt do this", my mama expects it like this, "mama will tell me when to buy a car" " i'll talk tomy mum about it ............ its quite discouraging. Personally, am a real daddy's girl but i consciously try not to bring it into my r/ship or marriage.
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Eddy Tells (m)
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u sound like your man pissed u off  Cant u see Virgin Mary and Jesus...................... its just a bond thing girl.
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lioness (f)
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Yeah Eddy Tells but u don't see Jesus calling Mary on the phone before he heals the sick, or before he drinks water. I bet Mary didnt know he went to vist mary and martha. 
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christyne (f)
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Abi o,i just dey wonder
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alheri (f)
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Yeah Eddy Tells but u don't see Jesus calling Mary on the phone before he heals the sick, or before he drinks water. I bet Mary didnt know he went to vist mary and martha.  OMG lioness, youre something else  . We all love our mummies. My mother-in-laws got nothing on me, cause my husband loves me more! 
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Eddy Tells (m)
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Tell her o. But seriously, i don't think a guy should always drag his mum's opinion in every decision he makes. Especially if he is married. I have a friend who said no matter how much he loves a girl, if she didnt get along with his mother, he wasnt going to marry her. [We all love our mummies. My mother-in-laws got nothing on me, cause my husband loves me more! /quote]
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rikkyjen (m)
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I dislike those kind of mummies boy...ther ae also called girly-boiz....i as a matter of fact don't put my mum in my personal affairs because it shows dependence..
Infact some married men are so close to their mum that ,the old woman knows how her son makes love to his wife...and all those kind of balderdash...shit!!! i detest guys like that
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allonym
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I don't see why a guy can't set as a criterion for the woman he marries that she gets along with his mom.
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prettyH (f)
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If thats a criteria for marriage, alot of guys won't be married today because most wives to be and mother-in-laws do not get along.
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allonym
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I don't think that is true. Sure, in movies that seems to be the case, but I think in real life, the vast majority of wives get along with their mothers-in-law.
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prettyH (f)
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No i disagree. In reality , its the other way round.
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Seun (m)
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Well I don't enjoy such a bond. My mum is not that kind of person. 
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hot-angel (f)
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Well... i don't really know. I guess it's just like how we girls bonds with our daddies. But one thing is that, we don't talk about it as those boys do.
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Seun (m)
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I don't think traditional (Yoruba) Nigerian daddies care about bonding with their children. They just want to flog them when they make mistakes, and hear "yes daddy" whenever they bark out their orders.
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hot-angel (f)
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I guess my daddy has broken the rules ohh MR. ADMIN!
He's the sweetest man ever, I'm not saying this because 'he's my dad'/
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ldollier (f)
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Males, whats up with u and your mothers???
umm, in my own case is females, whats up with you and your mothers. this is what i have noticed, nigerian females, or should i say african females connect with their mom. while american males connect with their mom.
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lioness (f)
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Are u for real?  the bonding between females & their mother is just the transfer of knowledge.........u know, child birth, being submissive, keeping the home etc. thats understandable. Male Gender [race,colour] especially nijia, tend to bring their "mama" into the picture most times. No man should despise his mother but cut down on the references. [umm, in my own case is females, whats up with you and your mothers.
this is what i have noticed, nigerian females, or should i say african females connect with their mom. while american males connect with their mom./quote]
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Eddy Tells (m)
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You know Every..... [I don't think traditional (Yoruba) Nigerian daddies care about bonding with their children. They just want to flog them when they make mistakes, and hear "yes daddy" whenever they bark out their orders./quote]
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ijebuman (m)
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You ladies just wait till you have a son and then we'll see, because i'm sure you'll do the same thing you're complaining about here
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prettyH (f)
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You ladies just wait till you have a son and then we'll see, because i'm sure you'll do the same thing you're complaining about here
Please allow us complain till we have our own. 
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hot-angel (f)
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I was looking for this thread. At last i found it. Well, my friend just told us something totally stupid today. Although she said it was her psychology teacher that said it. She was like.. The Psych teacher said, there's a bond between a mother and young male child. We were like.. Duhh, why wouldn't there be? And she goes.. "nooo, not like that". He said this bond is bigger than mother, son bond. I was like..  And then she went ahead, saying.. the psych teacher told them that.. this kind of love wears off as the child grows.. but when the child is an infant, the mother feel some deeper love for the child. As in kind of sexual sorta feeling. She said the psych teacher was saying something about, the mother breast-feeding the child and all that. (that reminded me of the thread about mother's breast-feeding their sons). Anyways.. just thought, i'd share with u guys. It's funny to me tho. 
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ijebuman (m)
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I was looking for this thread. At last i found it. Well, my friend just told us something totally stupid today. Although she said it was her psychology teacher that said it. She was like.. The Psych teacher said, there's a bond between a mother and young male child. We were like.. Duhh, why wouldn't there be? And she goes.. "nooo, not like that". He said this bond is bigger than mother, son bond. I was like..  And then she went ahead, saying.. the psych teacher told them that.. this kind of love wears off as the child grows.. but when the child is an infant, the mother feel some deeper love for the child. As in kind of sexual sorta feeling. She said the psych teacher was saying something about, the mother breast-feeding the child and all that. (that reminded me of the thread about mother's breast-feeding their sons). Ah hot-angel i see you've been learning about Sigmund Freud and the Oedipus complex. I'll let you check out wiki for more about it  Oedipus complex http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oedipus_complex
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prettyH (f)
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Thats so ewwwwwwwwwww. Why would a mother have anything but ordinary love for her male child? Gosh what type of education do kids receive in school nowadays. 
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hot-angel (f)
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That was about a child killing his mother. 
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ijebuman (m)
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That was about a child killing his mother.  no It is defined as a child's unconscious desire for the exclusive love of the parent of the opposite sex (mother). This desire includes jealousy toward the parent of the same sex (father) and the unconscious wish for that parent's death (father). Freud was a very strange guy....
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prettyH (f)
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.......Or u mean a mad man?
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gentleaura (m)
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Nothing you could say can tear me away from my Mama, Nothing u could do, because I'm stuck like glue to my Mama.... I am sticking to my mama like a stamp to a letter......
Certified Mummy's boi, spoiled brat here!!!
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Eddy Tells (m)
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@gentleaura .........  good for you boy. *but make you marry o*
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gentleaura (m)
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@gentleaura .........  good for you boy. *but make you marry o* LOL...thanks so...at 20, though not with ma mum any more, she's back home. My brother was asking me over the phone, what girl I like better, blacks or whites? My mum had to snatch the receiver from him and was like...my son is still a young man, don't go around looking at girls....I was like haba! at 20? why now??...hopefully some day after sch I will thanx:D
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lioness (f)
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 see......... thats exactly one of the kinds of grip am talking about  I guess she wants the best for you [ My mum had to snatch the receiver from him and was like...my son is still a young man, don't go around looking at girls. /quote]
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