Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?

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sagacious (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #96 on: August 24, 2007, 03:53 PM »

I am tired of all this cheating of a thing, almost all of them cheat .I caught somebody i so much respect cheating on her wife .I t's painful . Let just pray for them 'cause almost all of them have that chaeting nature
BABEELOVE (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #97 on: August 29, 2007, 07:55 PM »

@ Topic

Why not?  What are you going to do about it? -----------Leave your own matrimonial home for some other woman.  If the guy decides to waka---then let him be.  Don't push yourself out of your matrimonial home for some other girl!  Lai Lai!!!! You can accomplish more dealing with the cheating thing diplomatically than with making an arse of yourself in public.  Just do your own thing till one person gets tired.  Water will always seek it's level---always!  One that will cheat will do so.  I just believe in having the same opportunities to do so too.  No particular gender should have monopoly over the business of cheating please!  I believe in equal opportunity "cheating"!!!! Wink
tnaidaR (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #98 on: September 01, 2007, 11:55 AM »

lmao @topic

Depends my dear. Not all women are stupid. Smiley
JustGood (m)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #99 on: September 02, 2007, 11:07 AM »

you probably saw the signals that the guy will cheat you later but you will ignore those signals because you love him and you 'love is blind'.

If your love makes you marry a man that's going to cheat you, that love should make you accept his cheating ways. More often than not, these things are easy to see before marriage but the 'locers' don't care at the time.

I have a friend who constantly cheated on his wife. But she saw the kind of guy he was before they got married. She actually met him and snatched him from another girl he was dating at the time. Now, the marriage is completely chaotic and she has packed out. You reap what you sow.
crazykid (m)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #100 on: September 02, 2007, 08:04 PM »

One problem with women is that when they’re in love, they don’t car to look dipper, they get carried away by the fantasies.  Some am more concerned about his riches and not his character. When you fall in love with a guy who has a record for womanizing, then expect cheating in your marriage; you simply can’t expect him to change over night.


soulpatrol (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #101 on: September 03, 2007, 11:36 PM »

hmm, one of those annoying topic again, huh? i'm sick and tired of people giving excuses for the misdeeds of some men! lord, have women come to think so low of themselves as to allow such BS? my own is that, if you make it clear from the get go that you think it's acceptable for your man to cheat, then when it happens, don't be surprised. men shouldn't just be allowed to do whatever they please. it's not fair! women can cheat if they want, but they have more respect for family values. why are there so many broken homes? why do women always have to suffer the consequences?

some of you say, oh its the woman's place to pray for her husband so he doesn't stray! Bullshit! did they come into this world together? if he can't keep his wiener in his pants when he leaves the house, then he deserves whatever calamity comes his way! what is the purpose of saying vows when you're getting married and having the guts to mention God's name? when you know down the line you're not going to stick to it? Huh

its sad though that a lot of us have been conditioned to accept this cheating crap. well what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. husband cheats, wife finds out. she's hurt and can't forgive her husband, so she goes out and cheats on his friend. husband finds out too and the whole marriage is in disarray, the kids are confused. they're even now, but is there anything right about that? Huh this whole marriage cheating thing has got to stop! if you're going to be a swinging couple, then by all means do so. at least you're both in on it! Cool
BABEELOVE (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #102 on: September 06, 2007, 10:03 PM »

Quote from: soulpatrol on September 03, 2007, 11:36 PM
hmm, one of those annoying topic again, huh? i'm sick and tired of people giving excuses for the misdeeds of some men! lord, have women come to think so low of themselves as to allow such BS? my own is that, if you make it clear from the get go that you think it's acceptable for your man to cheat, then when it happens, don't be surprised. men shouldn't just be allowed to do whatever they please. it's not fair! women can cheat if they want, but they have more respect for family values. why are there so many broken homes? why do women always have to suffer the consequences?

some of you say, oh its the woman's place to pray for her husband so he doesn't stray! Bullshit! did they come into this world together? if he can't keep his wiener in his pants when he leaves the house, then he deserves whatever calamity comes his way! what is the purpose of saying vows when you're getting married and having the guts to mention God's name? when you know down the line you're not going to stick to it? Huh

its sad though that a lot of us have been conditioned to accept this cheating crap. well what is good for the goose is also good for the gander. husband cheats, wife finds out. she's hurt and can't forgive her husband, so she goes out and cheats on his friend. husband finds out too and the whole marriage is in disarray, the kids are confused. they're even now, but is there anything right about that? Huh this whole marriage cheating thing has got to stop! if you're going to be a swinging couple, then by all means do so. at least you're both in on it! Cool

Good job!!!! Souly!!!! Kiss Ladies, never ever leave your home for another woman!!!! Never!!! Wink
omoge (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #103 on: September 06, 2007, 10:28 PM »

soul and bebelove, right!

NEVER!!! if he cheats, get whatever you can from the marriage and move on.
April22 (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #104 on: September 07, 2007, 03:13 AM »

Most of the Nigerian women I know are totally against divorcing their husband under any circumstances. I think this sets up a situation where he takes her for granted. I read post after post where men happily say they would throw their wife out over the littlest of offenses. Throwing a wife out is pretty rare in the US.

I say if Nigerian women want change, it won't be given to them. And sometimes the change could mean being willing to be alone rather than put up with a cheating man. I don't know any woman married to a cheating man I know of who is happy. If anything, women in this situation may come across as submissive, but in their actions are miserable. It's really the husband's way of controlling her. The other side of this is  it seems to be very acceptable for some single Nigerian women to date married men with hopes of  snagging him. I know Nigerians who don't think twice if their best friend or relative is engaged in this. This is the other side of the equation. My perspective on this is I am an African-American woman married to a Nigerian man.

soulpatrol (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #105 on: September 07, 2007, 05:14 AM »

that's why it's encouraged for women to be financially stable on their own so that if any unforseen wahala should happen, then she doesn't get thrown out into the street like a nobody. i see this happening a lot, especially when the woman is so dependent on the man for support. he then sees it fit to throw her out on her own knowing she can't fend for herself. hence women should always have a back up plan whether the marriage is good or not. it's just being smart.
BABEELOVE (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #106 on: September 07, 2007, 05:55 AM »

Quote from: omoge on September 06, 2007, 10:28 PM
soul and bebelove, right!

NEVER!!! if he cheats, get whatever you can from the marriage and move on.

Move to where?  Make I'm move!!!  I ain't going no where oh! Cheesy  To go and start the crap allover again??? Like the grass is greener on the outside or what?  Most men na the same.  One punani no dey gree them sit for one place!!!!  No way-------mama hossanah!!!!!!!!  When I'm waka finish, and the juju clear from I'm eye---just banish am to one room for basement and let him look after the kids!  He can be a meghad or driver or lawn keeper or chef!!!!  Rubbish!!!! Angry  We will move on alright--but no more "conjugals"---just let the mugu stay home and babysit his kids while you gerrout and have some fun! Nonsense!!!! Tongue


Quote from: soulpatrol on September 07, 2007, 05:14 AM
that's why it's encouraged for women to be financially stable on their own so that if any unforseen wahala should happen, then she doesn't get thrown out into the street like a nobody. i see this happening a lot, especially when the woman is so dependent on the man for support. he then sees it fit to throw her out on her own knowing she can't fend for herself. hence women should always have a back up plan whether the marriage is good or not. it's just being smart.

I just love this girl!  Don't maind thiz "trust and obey" women!!!!! Cheesy
omoge (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #107 on: September 07, 2007, 06:03 PM »

Bebelove, by moving on i mean just divorce his sorry azz and blokoss  Grin, ofc you will inherit the house (Trump's wife did it real good) Grin. if the lady is nice, she can confine him to the basement bedroom Grin.

Soul, you are very CORRECT  Grin.
April22 (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #108 on: September 07, 2007, 06:37 PM »

Quote
that's why it's encouraged for women to be financially stable on their own so that if any unforseen wahala should happen, then she doesn't get thrown out into the street like a nobody. i see this happening a lot, especially when the woman is so dependent on the man for support. he then sees it fit to throw her out on her own knowing she can't fend for herself. hence women should always have a back up plan whether the marriage is good or not. it's just being smart.

Soul,

I agree. It is good to have a back up plan and for women to not too long of a break from working. Something else I have noticed recently is this tendency for Nigerian men to have their girlfriend move in and for him to pay all the bills. I think this is not a good set up because from the get go, it's created a situation where she's dependent on him. She never learns how to first fend for herself, so it things take a turn once they get married, it's extremely hard to leave. I can't imagine living with this type of fear of being thrown out. Now I understand what the situation is. In Nigeria, it's not as though women can call up the police for them to intervene when her husband is trying to kick her out.
pemkad (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #109 on: October 11, 2008, 01:02 AM »

/Ok time for me.
Someone said that man is cheating when woman is not taking her "responcibilities" ha ha ha. My boyfriend cheated on me first time after few onths being together.  Fine i forgived and what now? After one year he left the house for 3 months and jumped to bed other girl. Did i took all my responsibilities? I'm sure i did. What i did wrong? Hmmm nothing. And stil he couldnt keep his d. inside his pants.
I know lot of people i know lot of cultures. But motly i hear that nigerians are cheaters to be honest? There is no one on this world who could prove me that I'm wrong.
JustGood (m)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #110 on: October 11, 2008, 05:18 PM »

Quote from: pemkad on October 11, 2008, 01:02 AM
/Ok time for me.
Someone said that man is cheating when woman is not taking her "responcibilities" ha ha ha. My boyfriend cheated on me first time after few onths being together. Fine i forgived and what now? After one year he left the house for 3 months and jumped to bed other girl. Did i took all my responsibilities? I'm sure i did. What i did wrong? Hmmm nothing. And stil he couldnt keep his d. inside his pants.
I know lot of people i know lot of cultures. But motly i hear that nigerians are cheaters to be honest? There is no one on this world who could prove me that I'm wrong.

absolutely daft.
you are not married and he's cheating but you are willing to accept it. You'll then talk later about how your husband is cheating. Most women who have cheating husbands knew their husbands would most likely cheat on them but they don't care at the time. I know someone who met a guy while he was dating another girl. he succeeded in taking the guy away from the girl and they got married. of course, the guy cheated regularly on her after marriage and she's now alone. I wonder if she needed a soothsayer to tell her that the guy would be that way.

Pemkad, please spare us the sad stories after you get married
suricattca (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #111 on: November 06, 2008, 11:51 AM »

@ pemkad
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Leilah (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #112 on: November 06, 2008, 01:15 PM »

Hey Polish girls, can I ask you who these men were cheating with? were they polish or Nigerian??
Shinatu
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #113 on: November 06, 2008, 04:19 PM »

Most women in Nigeria live for their children actually.

You see them later in their lives galivanting from London to NewYork to Canada on holidays or to take care of their grandchildren, very ready to leave the husband at home with the house help,to do as he pleases. Unfortunately for him
even the house girl would not have him in his state.Some men come up with all kinds of ailment in old age either due to old age or careless living when they were younger and expect the wife to sit down and be packing shit and urine.

Where are all the girls that accompanied him to Abuja,Paris and London on business trips and stayed in 5 star hotels that the wife never experienced?


The poor woman sits in her matrimonial home, takes all that she needs to be take and like many people have already said, moves on when the time comes.

So you see, Nigerian women are not as stupid as we think!
Ms. Lurker (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #114 on: November 06, 2008, 04:44 PM »

It's not okay to put up with someone cheating on you. It's a sign of disrespect.
abujabooks (f)
Re: Are Women In Nigeria Supposed To Expect And Accept Cheating Husbands?
« #115 on: November 15, 2008, 03:00 PM »

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