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ne-yola
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #64 on: December 01, 2007, 10:53 PM »

@ Kimba!
Nice on there, You gat me laughin ( Mayb the Quickie part anyways)

i just want to know how the couples had kids when the guy was impotent, as i heard they made love once this year
Is the guy the father?

If yes, then it makes more sense for the Lady to stay in the marriage , even if not, i guesss she has no choice
sweetberry (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #65 on: December 02, 2007, 08:24 AM »

don't let anyone make you feel guilty you can get an annulment in court and if that is refused divorce him
it is totally the man fault for not telling you the truth before you married him.

& if you have strong religious belief against divorce, then you need to start praying and fasting to your Lord
stag (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #66 on: December 04, 2007, 10:44 AM »

seun just got the restless more confused with his idea of null and void. what does null and void mean? what is divorce? isnt it less stressful to get a divorce than packing a team of legal practitioners to battle full throttle on war field of 'null and void'. sweating profusely over more confusion
ifyalways (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #67 on: December 04, 2007, 04:33 PM »

it can't happen to me because i wudnt imagine myself marrying what i don't know. Kiss Kiss i must do atleast twice

@topic if a man really loves a girl,he should tell her that he is impotent before marrying her,then the choice would be left for the girl.if a man hides something like this from me,and later tells me after wedding,i would ofkus seek for annulment not for the fact that there is no other way of making babies but for the deciet .lies and deciet are what i personally hate and abhor Lips sealed
ikamefa (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #68 on: January 18, 2008, 12:13 AM »

 Shocked Shocked Shocked

impo*****  impotent?  Cheesy what were they doing when during their courtship days?

why was there no litmus-tests during their courtship days , even carbon 20- testing sef!  Tongue  Grin

Quote from: ifyalways on December 04, 2007, 04:33 PM
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@topic if a man really loves a girl,he should tell her that he is impotent before marrying her,then the choice would be left for the girl.if a man hides something like this from me,and later tells me after wedding,i would ofkus seek for annulment not for the fact that there is no other way of making babies but for the deciet .lies and deciet are what i personally hate and abhor Lips sealed

i agree jare ify
debosky (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #69 on: January 18, 2008, 12:16 AM »

impotence is defined in different ways, if he was a 'good boy' and did not 'enter other jerusalems' he might not actually know he is impotent.

impotence could be inability to maintain erection, low sperm count and a number of things, its not as easily discernible as you may think

secondly if them be good Christians and didn't 'test run' each other, how would he know?  Undecided

@ Ika why you no subscribe to the 'i must do twice' part of Ify's post?  Grin Grin

ikamefa (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #70 on: January 18, 2008, 01:25 AM »

Quote from: debosky on January 18, 2008, 12:16 AM

@ Ika why you no subscribe to the 'i must do twice' part of Ify's post?  Grin Grin



but i did  Grin did you read this ?  Tongue

Quote from: ikamefa on January 18, 2008, 12:13 AM


why was there no litmus-tests during their courtship days , even carbon 20- testing sef!  Tongue  Grin



omo wake up!  jare wetin you take yah CHM 101 do?  Grin
debosky (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #71 on: January 18, 2008, 06:27 AM »

Quote from: ikamefa on January 18, 2008, 01:25 AM
but i did  Grin did you read this ?  Tongue

omo wake up!  jare wetin you take yah CHM 101 do?  Grin

I don use am chop eba jare nor blame me!  Cheesy

Say NO to test driving! If he is impotent, then un-impotent him  Grin Grin
VICTOFX (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #72 on: February 23, 2008, 06:42 PM »

well, for me i do not think it would be normal for the guy not to inform the laddy before marriage, but if it now happens, the lady should let the guy know he has done a wrong thing but should not go out of the house but accept her fate , and conclude on adoption. Shocked
TOYOSI20 (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #73 on: February 23, 2008, 06:51 PM »

Too bad, for better for worse.

The only way out is a big, fat Divorce.

"State irreconcilable Differences", as the reason.
bikokwe (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #74 on: February 23, 2008, 07:11 PM »

 Lips sealed
MOUTAIN OF FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
adeboo (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #75 on: February 23, 2008, 07:59 PM »

The thing that really hurts me is that there are people who have just taken this Christianity to another level.

I absolutely cannot stand the fact that a man would know that he couldnt get his 'dingaling' up and he would want to marry someone. If it was a woman that couldnt give birth, he would leave her at the drop of a hat.

She cannot stay like that - she is already sinning in her heart cause am sure she longs after a man that could satisfy her. The bible says God doesnt like divorces but he loves divorcees.
We always say as Christians this and that but wouldnt u rather leave him, and marry someone that can actually satisfy you because when u are lusting, u have already sinned.

Am a Christian by the grace of God, however, there are issues that God allows for Paul that He wouldnt for Peter.
You are a child of God, He isnt that wicked to see u in distress and does nothing.
Address this issue with Him and i am certain that He would come through for u.

People can be so wicked - I am a Christian by His grace and i have suffered a divorce but how could i stay with a guy that married me after he was married to another in Nigeria?

No way and take note when u invite your pastor into this; he will tell u that 'divorce isnt part of God's plan.

You know whats best for u so talk to God.

If God could allow Solomon who was born from controversy to be king of Isreal - his mother had an affair with the king - and he ended up on the throne - then He is a merciful God, let him have all your worries and the solution will surface.
kola oloye (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #76 on: February 25, 2008, 03:50 PM »

IF BOTH OF THEM STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT IT IS THE WILL OF GOD FOR THEM
THERE WON`T BE ANY PROBLEM BECOS WITH GOD NOTHING SHALL BE
IMPOSSIBLE. KEEP ON PRAYING FOR MIRACLE.
chris83
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #77 on: June 23, 2008, 11:13 AM »

hi great peter iam a born again Christian and i follow the scriptures. i read this discussion.
Iam in this condition today.I found out that my Newlywed Husband is Impotent only after marriage.I told his parents(mom and dad).I told my parents(Mom and Dad) regarding this because we got married in church with the blessing of our parents.

My parents asked him to go for treatment.He wudn't do it.I asked him.he never listens.He doesn't have a sexual arousal at all.What shall i do?Huh?
ajaabi (m)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #78 on: June 26, 2008, 07:17 PM »

Impotency can be approached from two perspectives: total or temporary. These are also of different categories. Total could be from birth or developed. Same with temporary, which could be emotionally induced or physiological. The lady would need to do a through analysis of the guy's situation before concluding and making a fuss about it as this could worse the situation.
Some issues are better resolved calmly.
Divorce or annulment should be the last recourse.
Memi (f)
Re: If Your Newlywed Husband is Impotent
« #79 on: June 26, 2008, 08:40 PM »

Impotent does not mean the man is sterile, impotent means he is unable to get aroused and that could be for a number of reasons he could be a diabetic, heart condition, high blood pressure, , medications can also effect a mans erection, Simple remedy here in the states and probably worldwide, viagara, sex strips that you place on your tongue, they have creams that you can rub on that can last for hours, I can work with impotentence being sterile I don't know,
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