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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 11:31pm On Mar 20, 2015
Herzumpther:
Don't worry he will. Dad has said yes and now I'm scared.

I know why you are scared
That too will be a testimony
Things are already looking up
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by pishon: 9:21am On Mar 21, 2015
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by thorpido(m): 10:13am On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years
If you are both panning to marry before the end of the year and his housing project is not near completion and would still require much funds,then he should get an apartment.
I don't know why your fiance requires your mum's permission for this kind of decision but i hope he is not a mummy's boy.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by pishon: 10:38am On Mar 21, 2015
Thanks thorpido, he seems to be behaving like a mummy's boy I am really upsett when he told me too I'm just trying to keep my Cool cause he has over stayed in his parent house his two younger brothers had left the house for long but I'm still waiting for his decision on the issue cause if he didn't get that apartment, it will definately extend our marriage. Plan I'm just confused now.
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 12:09pm On Mar 21, 2015
A grown man seeking permission before making decision. I begin to wonder if he would if he is a man or a boy. Women are known to be good advisers. At 34 he should be a MAN.
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by veave(f): 12:30pm On Mar 21, 2015
Herzumpther:
Finallllllllllly. Thank you so much you all. Dad has finally given me the go ahead to follow the choice of my heart. Its was a tough time but then you all stood by me with encouraging words and advises. It can only get better from here on. I am so happy. Thank you all. I am so greatful to you all.

For those still on the battle field, don't give up very soon cause victory is near.

cry



Congrats sis. *warm hugs...
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by veave(f): 12:36pm On Mar 21, 2015
babyosisi:


Please remind me
Are you engaged to a Yoruba man and your parents said no?


Mba. Am not even engaged to anybody yet. smiley
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 2:51pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years
. He is a Mummy boy with capital letter.pls think twice. Mummy boys are the worst husband on earth before he will tell u mummy said I should not sleep with for six month because u're stubborn

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 3:00pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years

Is he really ready for marriage or just playing you?
I fail to see why his mom will be the one to decide when he moves out,a 34 year old man?
Is he planning on moving you into his mother's house after marriage?
You need to have a heart to heart talk with him and make him realize that you love and respect his mom and her opinions but that you think you two should get an apartment where you will start living as a family after marriage.
He should have this apartment in place before the wedding
Don't make the mistake of moving in as a newly wed into his mother's house if that's what he has in mind
It could cause all kinds of tension
You need your own space just the two of you to build a marriage

What is the wedding date or is he also waiting for the mother to fix a date?

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by cococandy(f): 3:15pm On Mar 21, 2015
So you guys will move into with his parents after marriage?
Or is the plan to finish the house before the wedding?

Just let him understand he doesn't need to complete a building before settling down if he is ready to settle.

pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by pishon: 3:36pm On Mar 21, 2015
Thanks for all the replys, I asked him now what was his reply to his mum he said he didn't say anything but I think he has made up his mind to get d house I just hope the mum won't be thinking I'm the. One behind his decision cause its too early to be having issues with MIL.
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by cococandy(f): 3:43pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Thanks for all the replys, I asked him now what was his reply to his mum he said he didn't say anything but I think he has made up his mind to get d house I just hope the mum won't be thinking I'm the. One behind his decision cause its too early to be having issues with MIL.

It is ok if she thinks so. The earlier she knows she can't decide for both of you, the better for your marriage.

Just keep respecting her and be diplomatic in your approach to issues between both of you.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 8:14pm On Mar 21, 2015
Congrats Herz. I'm happy for you smiley

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by EfemenaXY: 9:19pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years

Your fiancee as you say, is a low income earner - so it makes perfect sense that he lives with his parents to save up and cut back on unnecessary expenditure as much as he possible can. He's also got quite a lot of projects going on which needs a lot of financial input too.

~ He's building a house for you both. Your future home, and that is no small feat.

~ He hasn't got any household appliances / furnishings for the house when completed and that too requires money.

~ You want to get married (Court, church, and traditional wedding) I presume and that too will cost money

The way I see it, the poor man is overloaded with financial costs and rather than support him, you at the ripe old age of 31 begrudge him for not spending his meagre resources on a privately rented apartment for you both. Little wonder he turned to his mother for advice and she didn't fail him.

Look, I understand your need for privacy, but privacy doesn't come cheap. You're working aren't you? So which of these projects have/are you assisting him with? Why does he have to bear the whole load on his shoulders? You act like money grows on trees and you even had the guts to mention unashamedly that he came into some money but rather than spend it on your "want", he's decided to hold back having discussed with his mum.

If you really, really, do want your privacy, then you bring forth the 70K to pay for that apartment. Let the poor man concentrate on completing his building. Your future family home. I also think that as a mature, working woman, you should start looking to furnishing your home with the appliances you say you lack.

Even in the wild, the male builds the house while the female decorates it to her taste. You aren't a naive twenty something year old fresh out of Uni, but a mature woman. So please act your age and support your man. As he focuses on completing the house and footing the wedding bills, you dip your hands into your pocket and assist him with something substantial.

To say your post annoys me is an understatement.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by urchbarbie(f): 9:34pm On Mar 21, 2015
Hey! Easy on d sis ma! I can't deduce her not wanting to assist from her writeup. Nto forgetting she knws d man better dan we do. In d other thread whr a woman complained she invested so much in her man n marriage only for her husby to use his bros as his next of kin. Did lady's man too sounds like a mums boy n she needs to be careful to avoid stories dat touch. Am not against a woman supporting her future husband, but she needs to weigh her otpions too. Pls don't sound so harsh on d lady once again.
EfemenaXY:


Your fiancee as you say, is a low income earner - so it makes perfect sense that he lives with his parents to save up and cut back on unnecessary expenditure as much as he possible can. He's also got quite a lot of projects going on which needs a lot of financial input too.

~ He's building a house for you both. Your future home, and that is no small feat.

~ He hasn't got any household appliances / furnishings for the house when completed and that too requires money.

~ You want to get married (Court, church, and traditional wedding) I presume and that too will cost money

The way I see it, the poor man is overloaded with financial costs and rather than support him, you at the ripe old age of 31 begrudge him for not spending his meagre resources on a privately rented apartment for you both. Little wonder he turned to his mother for advice and she didn't fail him.

Look, I understand your need for privacy, but privacy doesn't come cheap. You're working aren't you? So which of these projects have/are you assisting him with? Why does he have to bear the whole load on his shoulders? You act like money grows on trees and you even had the guts to mention unashamedly that he came into some money but rather than spend it on your "want", he's decided to hold back having discussed with his mum.

If you really, really, do want your privacy, then you bring forth the 70K to pay for that apartment. Let the poor man concentrate on completing his building. Your future family home. I also think that as a mature, working woman, you should start looking to furnishing your home with the appliances you say you lack.

Even in the wild, the male builds the house while the female decorates it to her taste. You aren't a naive twenty something year old fresh out of Uni, but a mature woman. So please act your age and support your man. As he focuses on completing the house and footing the wedding bills, you dip your hands into your pocket and assist him with something substantial.

To say your post annoys me is an understatement.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by EfemenaXY: 9:55pm On Mar 21, 2015
urchbarbie:
Hey! Easy on d sis ma! I can't deduce her not wanting to assist from her writeup.

Well I did. Read her post again. I certainly didn't see any mention of her offering to help out financially. Isn't she working? What's she using her money for?

urchbarbie:
Nto forgetting she knws d man better dan we do. In d other thread whr a woman complained she invested so much in her man n marriage only for her husby to use his bros as his next of kin.

Of course she obviously knows the man better than we do but what's the essence of you pointing that out? As per the other story you mention, I haven't read that. Nonetheless, I take each story on a case-by-case basis and tailor my response to it accordingly, and not based on some other story.

urchbarbie:
Did lady's man too sounds like a mums boy n she needs to be careful to avoid stories dat touch. Am not against a woman supporting her future husband, but she needs to weigh her otpions too. Pls don't sound so harsh on d lady once again.

His mother gave him the best advice possible. The mother is a realist and obviously an advocate of cut your coat according to your size. Even though I'm not his mum, I too would go for her advice. Note: she simply advised him and did not force him to take that advice. The final decision was his, and he did what he felt was right. That aside, he's a struggling young man trying to do the right thing. Would you rather he spent that 70K on a privately rented accommodation that comes with it's own additional and separate utility bills? Or spend that money towards completing his home?

They have a long, hard road ahead of them and it's frustrating that she can't see this. I won't be in the least surprised that she'd want a fairy tale white wedding and trado with all the works, without having considered how they'll eat after the ceremonies and the guests having eaten their fill, returned to their respective homes.

A little foresight and planning ahead never does anyone any harm. She is 31 for God's sake. Not 21.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by kputus: 10:01pm On Mar 21, 2015
ichidodo:
C'mon..I also have something to lose as per 11 years down the drain...is it not my 11 years too? And remember we've had prolonged intervals of separations so it isn't a continous 11 year relationship therefore she must have had her fair share of side affairs. Look, i just don't want to make any situation worse than it needs to be.Besides, i'm just putting down a game plan, a road map to something beautiful for the team here.All we need is a bit of faith,dedication and comittment to each other but if she's all about herself,her age,her time and not 'we' then she's not worth the trouble how much less the marriage.Let mi ask, what is wrong if a lady gets to 30?,I mean what if she leaves mi and maybe due to relationship misfortunes gets to 30,what next?...heavens won't fall,i know it won't

11 years is a long time to know if this woman is what you want. What causes the off and on thing in these 11years? Are the off-times more than the on-time? Aside the career driven attribute, what other attributes do you expect from your partner and does she possess them? Marriage entails a lot
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by urchbarbie(f): 10:04pm On Mar 21, 2015
Tnx for taking time to explain ur position. She may not av said how much she is investing, but considering dis story, she would definitely contribute. #myjudgementtho. And for the mums advice being d best in ur opinion, I don't subscibe to it. This wld give u room for MIL and DIL "fights"
I'm still of d opinion dat if they can even afford a single room, d better for them. How wld u want to start up ur marital life in such a setting? For me, its a no no!
EfemenaXY:


Well I did. Read her post again. I certainly didn't see any mention of her offering to help out financially. Isn't she working? What's she using her money for?



Of course she obviously knows the man better than we do but what's the essence of you pointing that out? As per the other story you mention, I haven't read that. Nonetheless, I take each story on a case-by-case basis and tailor my response to it accordingly, and not based on some other story.



His mother gave him the best advice possible. The mother is a realist and obviously and advocate of cut your coat according to your size. Even though I'm not his mum, I too would go for her advice. Not, she advised him, and not forced him. That aside, he's a struggling young man trying to do the right thing. Would you rather he spent that 70K on a privately rented accommodation that comes with it's own additional and separate utility bills? Or spend that money towards completing his home.

They have a long, hard road ahead of them and it's frustrating that she can't see this. I won't be in the least surprised that she'd want a fairy tale white wedding and trado with all the works, without having considered how they'll eat after the ceremonies and the guests having eaten their fill, returned to their respective homes.

A little foresight and planning ahead never does anyone any harm. She is 31 for God's sake. Not 21.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by EfemenaXY: 10:11pm On Mar 21, 2015
urchbarbie:
Tnx for taking time to explain ur position. She may not av said how much she is investing, but considering dis story, she would definitely contribute. #myjudgementtho. And for the mums advice being d best in ur opinion, I don't subscibe to it. This wld give u room for MIL and DIL "fights"
I'm still of d opinion dat if they can even afford a single room, d better for them. How wld u want to start up ur marital life in such a setting? For me, its a no no!

Well he certainly can't afford it. Not from what she painted. He's got too many more important projects to attend to.

If she can, then she should go for it. Like I said, privacy doesn't come cheap. So far, he's bearing all the financial bills and she isn't.

As per his mother, there is no MIL / DIL issue there. His mother sees not just the here and now, but also the future as per what's priority and what isn't. She is right and it shouldn't cause any problems. If this lady can't bear the thought of living with him in his family home till that house is completed, and she won't bring forth that 70K to get her much coveted private accommodation, then she should consider waiting till their financial situation has improved.

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 10:13pm On Mar 21, 2015
veave:



Mba. Am not even engaged to anybody yet. smiley

What is the issue
Why are you sad?
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by kputus: 10:14pm On Mar 21, 2015
Herzumpther:
Finallllllllllly. Thank you so much you all. Dad has finally given me the go ahead to follow the choice of my heart. Its was a tough time but then you all stood by me with encouraging words and advises. It can only get better from here on. I am so happy. Thank you all. I am so greatful to you all.

For those still on the battle field, don't give up very soon cause victory is near.

cry


Congrats! We thank God for this goooood new and from saving you from high bp. Now you can plan and think of wedding colours, cake and all that in confidence
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 10:21pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Thanks for all the replys, I asked him now what was his reply to his mum he said he didn't say anything but I think he has made up his mind to get d house I just hope the mum won't be thinking I'm the. One behind his decision cause its too early to be having issues with MIL.

Great
Is the 70k house 70k a year's rent?
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 10:37pm On Mar 21, 2015
Herzumpther:
Finallllllllllly. Thank you so much you all. Dad has finally given me the go ahead to follow the choice of my heart. Its was a tough time but then you all stood by me with encouraging words and advises. It can only get better from here on. I am so happy. Thank you all. I am so greatful to you all.

For those still on the battle field, don't give up very soon cause victory is near.

cry


Congrats dear
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by kputus: 10:58pm On Mar 21, 2015
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years

Why not invest the 70k in the house project instead of going for an apartment that you'll renew rent in a year's time. Depending on the level of the project, you can make one/ two rooms ready/livable and move in. Then from there you complete the rest of the house. Since he is a low earner, I'll advice, you forgo the white wedding, do trad/ court. Invest the money meant for the wedding into the project.#myopinion tho#

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Regenerated: 11:17pm On Mar 21, 2015
Please I have a question! Is it advisable for newly wedded couples to delay having issues? i mean childbearing? for like 6 months or a year?
And please how can one go about that?
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by cococandy(f): 5:21am On Mar 22, 2015
Regenerated:
Please I have a question! Is it advisable for newly wedded couples to delay having issues? i mean childbearing? for like 6 months or a year?
And please how can one go about that?

Of course if you're not ready you can.

Let your wife visit a family planning centre and get the type of contraceptives compatible with her lifestyle and the waiting period you guys want.
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by mcdokwe(m): 8:34am On Mar 22, 2015
It is better to live in your own house with a bench as bed than to live in a well furnished paid apartment. All it will take him is a little more time and you'd be proud home owners. So I completely go with the mum
pishon:
Good morning everyone, have been folloing this thread for a while now but I wanted to finish reading all the pages before I acknowledge the op and everyone that has contributed so far cause have learnt a lot here but I have a pressing issue to attend to now pls I really need your candid advice on this issue. My fiance stays in his parent house but he is dohouse project but I feel he should rent an apartment now since we a planning to get married before the end of the year, he is a low income earner but he has an access to some cash recently and fortunately we are able to get a room and a parlour self contained yesterday for 70k we were about going to see d lanlord for payement when he said I should let him inform his mum first before he pay which I said ok. He called me this morning that his mum said he y can't he wait and finish his house first and move there from there house, the problem I have with her idear is that the money e have is not enough to finish the house and also do the wedding besides my fiance does not have any house appliances he will have to furnish the house as well I don't know what to tell him now and I don't want to be in between mother and son. I will be 31 soon and he is already 34years

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by mcdokwe(m): 8:50am On Mar 22, 2015
EfemenaXY, an e-pat for you

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by ichidodo: 10:47am On Mar 22, 2015
kputus:


11 years is a long time to know if this woman is what you want. What causes the off and on thing in these 11years? Are the off-times more than the on-time? Aside the career driven attribute, what other attributes do you expect from your partner and does she possess them? Marriage entails a lot

[b] Sometimes long distance,other times minor squabbles stemmed from the odd habit of puttin me through some 'tests' culled from those kind of people females surround themselves with....In retrospect, I can see that we aren't an item, we don't and can't communicate in the same frequency.-I'm well exposed,she isn't and doesn't wanna.Prefers her bible and 'going to the mountain top' for prayers- Am sanguine and she bores the hell out of mi. I like a woman with spunk, like Patience Jonathan or my mum or my paternal grand mum( God bless her soul) or babyosisi and detest docility in women. She must not be career driven like that or maybe educated with PHD or what ever but must be a SURVIVOR.Somebody who can push mi and vice versa without falling to pieces.Somebody whose mental strength is something i worship.Unfortunately,My now-ex doesn't have those,she's too quiet,too laid back and can be inconsiderate at times.She lacks empathy and can be very manipulative.I mistook her selfish attitude for prudence and wisdom. Yeah,she is also very secretive too.Otherwise,she can be sweet.[/b]

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Lumpyy(f): 2:51pm On Mar 22, 2015
pishon:
Thanks for all the replys, I asked him now what was his reply to his mum he said he didn't say anything but I think he has made up his mind to get d house I just hope the mum won't be thinking I'm the. One behind his decision cause its too early to be having issues with MIL.
Please be careful ma,how would you feel if ur son that lives with you got an appartmnt without telling you about it?haba!its a right decision to tell his mom but how he handles the mom's opinion is the issue,he knows what he wants and am sure that is what he will,this does not make him a mummy's boy too+i cant marry a man that does nt like his mother though cos it should give an insight to how you will be treated!
about the house....to everyone that thinks they should stay with the parens:do you know the level of the project?the man earns low income too so how many more years before the house is done?how much progress will 70k add to the construction?its a house not a shop oo!

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Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by pishon: 3:18pm On Mar 22, 2015
babyosisi:


Great
Its the 70k house 70k a year's rent?
The. 70k is for a year's rent.
Re: Babyosisi's Marital Advice To New And Intended Wives by Nobody: 3:20pm On Mar 22, 2015
pishon:

The. 70k is for a year's rent.

Ok then
Have you fixed a wedding date?

Whatever you do,you must be in your own place from day one of marriage ( rental or your own property)
Never make the mistake of living in your inlaw's house with your new husband
You cannot start a marriage off that way

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