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akinstacey (f)
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So many people criticize a relationship between a Nigerian man and an American woman. Why is that? I know that yahoo boys have ruined the image of a lot of honest Nigerian men. But is it impossible to believe that a marriage will last between two people from two different cultures?
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babyosisi (f)
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It can happen,I know one that has lasted 25 years and counting.
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cute-ass (f)
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Yea like any other thing in life, there is a great chance of survival. Both parties have to be willing to compromise, endure, have a level of understanding, and ready to adapt Cos obviously there'll be a deal of difference in culture and understanding and have a unite spirit But like my sister BabyO said, lots have gone, seen and conquered  I do get what you mean by Yahoo boys though and then there are the ones that are just in it for selfish reasons like getting their papers and citizenship, but there are some who go in for dubious reasons, fall in love and live happily ever after Some go in for the right reasons and end up not so happy . . Yes its very much possible, its all about luck and destinies, if they're meant to happen, come rain come jupiter they will work, their cultures regardless 
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redwoman (f)
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I am a african american woman and i have been married to a wonderful nigerian man for 31/2 years, this is my second marriage and i can say that there is nothing like african love. It has been and is a beautiful. He is my joy
Redwoman
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babyosisi (f)
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I am a african american woman and i have been married to a wonderful nigerian man for 31/2 years, this is my second marriage and i can say that there is nothing like african love. It has been and is a beautiful. He is my joy
Redwoman
wish you many more years of marital bliss. Our men can be abrupt but they mean well,we have a different culture. Most of them will give their lives for their family. I'm happy to be a Nigerian married to a Nigerian
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ajayi1 (m)
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@redwoman that is a good testimony, But it always better to call home your home.
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ajayi1 (m)
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@redwoman that is a good testimony, But it always better to call home your home.
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yankite (m)
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WELL FROM MY OWN PERCEPTION ITS ALL BOILS DOWN TO THE UNDERSTANDING LEVEL WHICH EXIST BTW THE 2 PARTIES,EVEN IF THERE IS NO NUT DAT IS TO ADD TO CRACK,ITS ALL ABOUT DETERMINATION AND PERCIFERANCE,(THIS IS WHAT I WANT AND NOT STOPING AT NOTHIN UNTILL I GET IT)IF THIS KIND OF ATTITUDE IS FROM THE WOMAN I BELIEVE THE MAN IS SMALL DEAL,ONE SECREET ABOUT MEN IS THEY COULD BE LURED 2 FALL IN LOVE WHEN THEY ARE PERSISTENTLY SHOWERED WITH LOVE AFFECTION FROM A WOMAN(MEN LOVE WOMEN You COULD TOLERATE THEIR MESS)CUZ IN ANY RELATIONSHIP, A WOMAN IS ALLWAYS THE DETERMINANT(REGARDLESS OF THE CULTURAL DIFFERENCES) CUZ WHEN A WOMAN IS FED UP IN A RELATIONSHIP THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NOTHIGN You CAN DO. EVEN IF THE MAN ENTERED THE RELATIONSHIP ON A FRAUDULENT NOTE,THE WOMAN HAS THE POWER TO CHANGE HIM,BY ACTUALLY STRIKING THE MAN WITH SOME LEVEL OF SUBSTANCE,THAT DAT HE MIGHT BE MISSING IF HE BREAKS UP THAT UNION(IN OTHER WORDS THE LADIES HV THE POWER TO CHANGE THEIR MEN DEPENDING ON THE LEVEL OF DETERMINATION)
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RichyBlacK (m)
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It's possible but difficult.
Today, the psyche of the typical American woman is not compatible with the traditional "till death do us part" kind of marriage.
Nigerian men are hard wired with the notion of roles in a marriage - the roles of the wife and the roles of the husband. The typical American woman is either unfamiliar with such roles or is familiar with and opposed to the entire notion of roles.
Many American women grew up in broken homes in which the idea "a lifelong happy marriage" has not been nurtured.
Most Nigerian men prefer to marry women in their twenties or early thirties, however, American women in their twenties are too immature for marriage, and so they're ready for marriage in their thirties and early forties. This age-maturity mismatch can be confusing for the typical Nigerian man.
Compared to Nigerian (or African/Caribbean) women, they do not mange stress very well.
Cases of anxiety, personality disorder, mental illness, etc. are more common among American women. This may be as a result of better health services that do a good job in managing these problems, with the unintended consequence of blurring the line between what we consider normal behavior and attitudes that are as a result of some form of mental illness. This ties into the higher propensity to use drugs (methamphetamine, heroine, ecstasy, marijuana, cocaine, etc.), probably as a means of coping with deep personality disorders, or as a path to some form of psychosis.
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Blatant
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It's possible but difficult.
Today, the psyche of the typical American woman is not compatible with the traditional "till death do us part" kind of marriage.
Nigerian men are hard wired with the notion of roles in a marriage - the roles of the wife and the roles of the husband. The typical American woman is either unfamiliar with such roles or is familiar with and opposed to the entire notion of roles.
Many American women grew up in broken homes in which the idea "a lifelong happy marriage" has not been nurtured.
Most Nigerian men prefer to marry women in their twenties or early thirties, however, American women in their twenties are too immature for marriage, and so they're ready for marriage in their thirties and early forties. This age-maturity mismatch can be confusing for the typical Nigerian man.
Compared to Nigerian (or African/Caribbean) women, they do not mange stress very well.
Cases of anxiety, personality disorder, mental illness, etc. are more common among American women. This may be as a result of better health services that do a good job in managing these problems, with the unintended consequence of blurring the line between what we consider normal behavior and attitudes that are as a result of some form of mental illness. This ties into the higher propensity to use drugs (methamphetamine, heroine, ecstasy, marijuana, cocaine, etc.), probably as a means of coping with deep personality disorders, or as a path to some form of psychosis.
Good analysis. abeg the thing no dey work. One girl say she sabi one couple. Only one couple out of the several thousands??? what a statistic!
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TCUBE (m)
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I believe in a lifelong marraige between humans, making a marriage work as got nothing to do with one's nationality, "u aint trippin stil u been screwed up, "
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