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Zahymaka (m)
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I've noticed something in some homes -- as soon as they get married, some women become different. Most women stop dressing smartly and trying to look good. Instead they just tie a wrapper with the upper level just concealing their breasts and trot around the house barefoot -- on ten toes.
That's a very big turn off -- I'D hate that if the lady I married turned out that way. What makes it annoying is that the women only dress nicely when they leave the house and other men outside appreciate their good looks -- meanwhile, the husband is treated to shabby dressing at home. I think most men would love it if the woman "seduced" them more often by wearing provocative clothing at home, dressing nicely, etc etc and not just doing that when they go out.
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Free (f)
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lol that is every true, when you get the ring .aint no need to work yourself no more  but i know men hate it expecially after the lady have a child, some women just give up, let everything go, their wieght, etc i cannot stand them women who do that, just because you got kids don't mean you still don't got it, you could still look sexxy,
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Rhodalyn (f)
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I'm still going to dress elegantly even after my marriage
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Free (f)
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marriage is serious ooooooo its a long journey if know you can't make to the end plz don't get on the bus, because theres no stopping anywhere thats what most people don't understand , when you want something you will anything to have it, but when you get it you realise you don't even want it, (thats what happens when people are inlove) sorry i think i went off your topic 
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Rhodalyn (f)
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marriage is a life long commitment and must be taken into careful consideration before jumping into it
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Free (f)
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right rhody but some people don't think about that, they think is easy as A.B.C.D 
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Free (f)
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marriage is HELL 
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Zahymaka (m)
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Then I suppose you'D like to remain free instead of marrying -- right?
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Free (f)
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i know rhody, i can't wait to get married , to the man of ma dream 
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funloving (m)
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Maybe that is why I am still skeptical of marriage because most people change from what they used to do before the wedding ceremony  It doesn't have to be so though. Back in Nigeria I had these three married ladies in my office-two of them with kids.You need to see these women dress cute and good.if you ain't told they were married you would almost go for them. Ladies should understand that certain things attract us to them,such as their looks and dressing,romantic tendencies,etc.If you drop all those thing after the wedding ceremony you start to loose the qualities that once attracted us and although I do not support infedelity,but these are the things that drive the men out.Please ladies maintain the standard. As for men,be nice to your women because you really want to be nice not because you want to her to marry UAfter the wedding ceremony let your love for her continue. There should also be communication.If your spouse is beginning to do something you dislike gently,nicely,politely but firmly call his/her attention to it and if there is true love changes will be made. I do not support divorce but we should be aware that in these days of liberality, if one partner is fed up with the marriege he/she will head for the courts and a broken marriage is never a good thing.
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whitelexi (m)
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can't be bothered about getting married 
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Maxflame (m)
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can't be bothered about getting married  High five bro! 
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loriann (f)
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the marriage thing really gets mi scared  especially when i see the bad side of it.but for the dress sense after marriage alot of women lose it out there
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Zahymaka (m)
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That's exactly what I'm getting out. I mean seeing my wife prance about the house in only a wrapper is enough to get me mad -- not to talk of being slovenly.
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Seun (m)
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If you want to be happy in this life, you have to limit the number of things that make you angry. Limit your anger to serious issues, and try to be nonchalant about less serious ones.
If your woman is dressing sharply for you all the time, think of it as a privilege and not a right, and complement her accordingly. If you want her to look pretty all the time, you need to step up your compliments during those special occasion that she's looking very good. Trying to compel her to look good by nagging and complaining is a form of slavery.
Summary: think of it as a privilege, not a right, and use compliments to get more of it. Good luck in advance. A woman is not just a decoration you keep around the house to make things look pretty.
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Zahymaka (m)
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I'm not saying that but hiding the goodies somtimes makes the men more randy. About complementing them, that's why I talked about the whole issue of courtship. A man goes out of his way during courtship but after marriage he turns into something else. Some blame should be on the man too - I agree.
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Layemi (f)
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i think most women are treated with little or no respect.well, the man feels he has married the woman and she should not be treated nice.thereby, the woman feels little or no love.
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larger_20 (m)
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I think dressing decent is kool. I think wearing boxers or my wife wearing one with a top should be ok for house duty. I don't think she will look sexier on towel or rapper. Just my preference.
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davidylan (m)
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That's exactly what I'm getting out. I mean seeing my wife prance about the house in only a wrapper is enough to get me mad -- not to talk of being slovenly.
my brother, i dey solidly behind u on that score. after she starts complaining that u are eyeing ur secretary. why won't u? after all SHE dresses to kill to the office. After all said and done, marriage is a SERIOUS commitment! it is the scariest investment in the world; see all you stand to lose as a guy: 1. your freedom 2. goodbye to nights out with the boys 3. goodbye to monday night football 4. bye bye to hamburgers, french fries and pizza 5. no more spontaneous travelling 6. be ready to explain every phone call, coffee stain etc 7. be ready to spend all ur weekends at the shopping mall 8. bye bye to i, me and myself 9. bye bye to personal accounts 10. welcome to nagging version 1.0 11. Know all florists in town 12. have hankies at the ready all the time
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Zahymaka (m)
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You couldn't have put it better. Just so the girls don't start an argument can a lady please give us the awful things most women come to expect afer marriage?
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mamaput (f)
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1. your freedom 2. goodbye to nights out with the boys 3. goodbye to monday night football 4. bye bye to hamburgers, french fries and pizza 5. no more spontaneous travelling 6. be ready to explain every phone call, coffee stain etc 7. be ready to spend all your weekends at the shopping mall 8. bye bye to i, me and myself 9. bye bye to personal accounts 10. welcome to nagging version 1.0 11. Know all florists in town 12. have hankies at the ready all the time 1 I believe in my own freedom why take away another persons own. 2 I was going out too why stop him 3 I was lucky no one likes football here but if youhave money to marry then you can afford a 2 tv 4-5 he was doing all that anyway so was i only that he always wanted to come with me. The rest don't apply to me,He was the one wasting time in the shops.
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mamaput (f)
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I got married to settle down my ex left me with a lot of responsibility. I was taking care of almost everything. One good day after about 6 years of marrage he wanted to let me know that i was just like a man. I I wanted him to know that he was just like a child . Some one that leaves everything on my head i only hear from him i want , i want. I i am like a man its him that made a man out of me.And am seeing i don't need him for anything. More still I told him that i feel more like a watch dog in the house because i do EVERYTHING.and he just thinks of having fun. Up to the stage once the kids were misbehaving and he was telling them your mum will soon come then you will be in trouble.an anyway after 10 years of talking i ask him to go.
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hot-angel (f)
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Ohh well most women think if they've gotten "the one" there's no need impressing "the one" afterall he'll like them for what they are. They cease to forget that, he didn't see them as wrapper tying slobs when he became the one.
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loriann (f)
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1. your freedom 2. goodbye to nights out with the boys 3. goodbye to monday night football 4. bye bye to hamburgers, french fries and pizza 5. no more spontaneous travelling 6. be ready to explain every phone call, coffee stain etc 7. be ready to spend all your weekends at the shopping mall 8. bye bye to i, me and myself 9. bye bye to personal accounts 10. welcome to nagging version 1.0 11. Know all florists in town 12. have hankies at the ready all the time life aint a bed of roses u don't have to lose all this stuffs because u r married,if u don't do thinks that make u happy how will u cope?athough there r some things u definately have to drop to make things go smooth. at least u will know things to do and not to do
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Shannon (f)
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After all said and done, marriage is a SERIOUS commitment! it is the scariest investment in the world; see all you stand to lose as a guy: 1. your freedom 2. goodbye to nights out with the boys 3. goodbye to monday night football 4. bye bye to hamburgers, french fries and pizza 5. no more spontaneous travelling 6. be ready to explain every phone call, coffee stain etc 7. be ready to spend all your weekends at the shopping mall 8. bye bye to i, me and myself 9. bye bye to personal accounts 10. welcome to nagging version 1.0 11. Know all florists in town 12. have hankies at the ready all the time
If I had this view of marriage I would be scared of it as well, good Lord. 1-5, I'm not giving those things up, so why would I expect my husband to? It's not healthy to have a marriage and lose all connection to other people on the planet, and no matter how much you love someone, who wants to spend all their waking moments with one person? Not to mention that I plan on getting married when I'm still relatively young so my friends will still be around and ready to spend some quality time with me, without the husband/boyfriend in tow. 6 - if you're taking care of the stain then why do I care where it came from? And I think the phone call thing is just different perspectives. Girls like to talk about their phone calls, mostly cause they like to talk so we probably just assume men do as well. 7 - doesn't apply. 8 - I would hope that there would only be adjustments, I don't think you should lose yourself in a relationship. 9 - Shouldn't you want to share those things with your spouse? Not to mention, most married couples I know have both shared and separate accounts. 10 - no point in responding. 11 - All you need to know is one good one for special occassions, or if you're planning on messing up all the time I suppose knowing a few more may be helpful to you. 12 - Are you planning on making her cry all the time? Really, if I had those expectations of marriage from a female perspective I would say forget about it, I have more fun being single. Marriage isn't a death sentence and if you look at it that way of course you're not going to want to consider it. It's not the end of the road, it's just the beginning of a new chapter and you're hopefully lucky enough to start it with someone you truly love and care about. Come on now boys, marriage isn't all a bed of roses, but it's no Iron Maiden either.
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funloving (m)
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@Shanon I like your reponses. You sound like a nice girl.Truly if ladies will reason this way I think marriage will be alot more fun instead of it becoming a yoke.
I have always believed that because you are married does not mean you should lose your individuality. I have a female friend back in Nigeria. We are not in a relationship but we are pretty close. I advised her before I left the country to take time to make friends and open up to decent interactions with other males.The reason being that I did not want her to lose her individual nature because of me and moreover,there is no assurance that I will marry her,so why tie her down. That is how I think we ought to live.The ability to have a good,intimate,faithful relationship and still be ourselves.Still keep your nice friends and still do those things you love. Of course,when married somethings will have to be given up(and you know those things) but nobody should make the other partner feel like they are in bondage.It makes marriege scary.Married or not,you are still human being with your own life,soul,spirit and body.
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Zahymaka (m)
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Good! I also don't believe a woman ought to be entirely subservient to the man. She is still an entity on her own. I know some people will quote the Bible and say the wife is to be under the husband. Remember the husband is meant to be under Christ but that doesn't make him take all decisions to Him -- he solves some problems himself.
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