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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by EfemenaXY: 8:46pm On Oct 31, 2012
I honestly don't know what all the fuss is about here.

Obviously, @poster is more of a liberal person while his wife is conservative. Nothing he's posted here should warrant the barrage of abusive and snide comments. Just because his actions go against the grain of the majority doesn't make him perverted or sick.

He obviously has a very close bond with his kids. What he needs to do is find that middle ground of agreement with his wifey.

That's my opinion sha.

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by zeefever: 8:46pm On Oct 31, 2012
I see nothing wrong with it. Do you. Also share a bed with them?You should all bathe together till they get married. That will truly make it ok.

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Mavor: 9:15pm On Oct 31, 2012
timbros:

You just forced me to comment on this thread.
Must you bring religion into this? I hope you know you want to detrail this thread. Jehovah's Witnesses editing the bible? Thats just plain silly. Are there examples you have to back up your claim? The fact that you dont agree with their interpretation of the bible doesnt make them "edit the bible". How are you sure your not the one editing the bible? Afam just asked you a question which you havent even aswered correctly and here you have turned the discussion religiously. Although the sons of Noah shielded their eyes from seeing their father's unclothedness, the question still stands, did Noah curse the other son because he SAW his unclothedness or because he MOCKED his unclothedness?
Just a question and you have changed it to Jehovah's Witnesses editing the bible.

@all:
Sorry for derailing the topic a bit. But the quoted pissed me off how he misinterpret Jehovah's Witnesses. If you dont agree with them you dont have to go about misinterpreting them.

Yes, i am one of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Lol. Na guilty conscience dey worry you? Calling Jesus Christ "god" instead of "God" in the Book of John in "your bible" You guys are like Mormons and Latter day saints. Christian cults.

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Nobody: 9:46pm On Oct 31, 2012
My dAd never hid his manlinesss and we grew to see it for what it is"Body part".we were in no wAy promiscuos.We never even conversed about it as kids.I have sons only and I don't do a great job hiding my body.So whatit makes me a pervthey ll onlY grow to remember it as mere body parts and not objects of Orgasmic pleasure.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by beamed: 9:51pm On Oct 31, 2012
Idi-Amin:
Need your opinion, me and my wife always disgree about something. It's nothing major, but she takes it too serious.

We have 3 kids. 7 year old boy, and twin girls, 4 years old. My wife has a problem that I do not hide my unclothedness from my kids. If I am urinating in the toilet, and my son wants to pee as well, he comes beside me and pees, and he will even joke and try to shoot my pee with his pee. I do not tell him to wait outside so that he does not see my manliness. Even if we are in the bedroom and I'm lotioning up and daughters run into the room, i do not hide and tell them to go outside so they do not see my manliness! Why should I do that? they are my children. My wife will tell them to go outside.

If we have no visitors at home, and Im taking a bath, I dont lock the bathroom door. My wife would come and say 'you need to lock the door, these children can come in' and I will be like 'So? they are my children'

she keeps telling me it's not proper in our culture, it is morally wrong and can cause disrespect, it does not happen in Nigeria, bla bla
I can understand where she is coming from. I stayed at home for 23 years and I can say I have never seen my father's manliness (or maybe I did as a small child and can't remember).

Is it wrong?


Only the true Idi-Amin(Dada) will do what you have just confessed. I thank everyone for saying no to you and yes to your wife. It's isn't proper oga Idi-Amin.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Daluuzor(m): 10:09pm On Oct 31, 2012
cantell:
Why would you want your kids to see your unclothedness?
Thats disgusting!
Too much info for the kids!

oga must u quote d page b4 u drop ur comment? Na wa for u oo
@op, bros, its very wrong abeg, did u ask urself wen u intend to stop? Mayb wen dey r 12 shey? Bros 7yrs no b small pikin oo, as dey r seeing urs, dey wuld wanna see oda ppls own, and u knw wat dat means. Abeg pack ur john thomos well.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Daluuzor(m): 10:16pm On Oct 31, 2012
Idi-Amin:


tell me why do you think that because a little girl has not seen manliness before as a child, then it means she will grow up morally better than the one who grew up seeing her father's manliness.

what do you mean by 'there are some lines you should not cross' I am not a peadophile abegi, and will not be Nigerian Josef Fritzl. It just does not bother me, that is all I am saying.

u sure sound like a paedophile to me, and am really suspecting u! Duh!!!
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Nobody: 10:16pm On Oct 31, 2012
Idi-Amin:
yeah, your mama thinks I'm sick as well ***smiling***

I don't agree with your methods, but I wouldn't put my mind into overdrive. You clearly love your kids, which is as it should be. I wouldn't pander to those on here who's sole purpose in this thread is to cast aspersion, and offer no advice / opinion.

If I were you, I wouldn't respond anymore to insults.

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Abbott(m): 10:35pm On Oct 31, 2012
Law-confessor:



@op, let me grieve ur indulgence first. U dnt hav to blame anybody here in defensiveness. Bt i fink dt u need to read ur post "in between d lines" again. U see it as nofin SHOOTING PEE wit ur small boy. Mind u, he z bound to shoot it outside ur home.
Be Thou Wise!

I should not be doing this but it is "crave your indulgence" not "grieve your indulgence."

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by samkoro: 10:47pm On Oct 31, 2012
Noah cursed one of his sons named Ham(africans) because he saw his nakednes
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Nobody: 11:08pm On Oct 31, 2012
In this part of the world, it just doesnt seem right, wait till your daughters request to play with your rod

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Nobody: 11:22pm On Oct 31, 2012
Idi-Amin:


'what am I teaching my kids by being n.a.ked around them?' Nothing I am not teaching them anything.
but to your twisted p0rn0graphic mind, you think I am teaching them how to have intimate intercourse, and molesting them se*ually, people's minds are so twisted & perveted, goodness me

Guy chill na, 99% of Nairalanders cannot be wrong at the same time.
U dae talk like dis because ur thin small abi? Imgine if u get rocket pipe (like me), by the time ur daughter saw it n faints, nobody go tell to go wear drouse.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by MOBBDEEP: 11:50pm On Oct 31, 2012
I just don't fathom it! Why a lot of people don't only lack diplomacy, but they in addition pack caustic tongue join. We can't share the same view on a controversial issues like this. But then, there are refined ways of contributing your opinion or view. Even if the OP was outright wrong, politeness&courtesy still demands not being derisive. I get pissed frequently seeing people passing very damaging remarks on people as if they are talking to robots with no psyche. Aha!!!

Where are the psychologist in the house, especially the child specialist ?

@ Idi-Amin(I guess your username/ID is even giving some people an eerie feeling), we can't say you are wrong or right. Here are the facts :
A lot of what culture & norms imbibe on us are just baseless & without reason e.g not using your hand to touch rain, pregnant woman attaching/fastening pin to their cloth before going out in the day etc
Hence this culture (of children not seeing their elderly's nudity) in some tribes, at least I know of Igbo, may be without reason.

A point of digression, if not for Adam & Eve in the Biblical Adamite Creation story, I guess all of us will be naked by now. Hence, you can simply say clothing is a fallout of man's original transgression with no sexual tone to it.
Which is why the name 'Pudenda' which is used for private part has its root word to mean 'shame' - which refers us back to the feeling Adam & Eve felt in the garden. There's no more to it than that.
Any where the issues concerning nudity are cited, people usually get uncomfortable & most of what you get are negative feedbacks & comments. This is pure emotions & instintive feeling which may not have any justifiable reason.
If I get you right, we are trying to weigh the effect/influence of this behaviour on your children. Are there any negative(or positive) on the children.
NO!

1. There is what we call imprinting. Those children will naturally grow without even taking into cognizance that 'something' is unusual/funny/out of place/strange. A normal child is just going to accept it as normal thing.
For the contributors who are of the opinion that the effect will be gender-based (no problem with male child but he stopped because of the female children), it is far from the truth. There is no marked difference between a boy-child & girl-child except for the physical trait & some trace cognitive functions. As a matter of fact, you can raise a girl to behave like a man & vice-versa.
In fact, studies have shown that a parent is more likely to raise unusual curiosity in children when you are TOO OVERTLY conscious of your nudity. ( How many of the smartalecs in the house can testify to that remembering asking our young curious minds question on why mum & dad are locking themselves in?)

But then, that is where it ends.
I do know that in this setting, it is easier for the ugliness in an abusive/irresponsible/unstable parent to rear its head.
Equally, since it is becoming a sort of rigmarole between you & your wife ( and I assume in this scenario, it should be easier for you to bend/adjust to her voice than for her to change), for the sake of mutual peace & love, you should try to adjust. Not necessarily because you are doing a bad thing, but because you want peace to reign.
Hope I won't get insulted!

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Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by SELFWORTH: 11:56pm On Oct 31, 2012
timbros:
You just forced me to comment on this thread.
Must you bring religion into this? I hope you know you want to detrail this thread. Jehovah's Witnesses editing the bible? Thats just plain silly. Are there examples you have to back up your claim? The fact that you dont agree with their interpretation of the bible doesnt make them "edit the bible". How are you sure your not the one editing the bible? Afam just asked you a question which you havent even aswered correctly and here you have turned the discussion religiously. Although the sons of Noah shielded their eyes from seeing their father's unclothedness, the question still stands, did Noah curse the other son because he SAW his unclothedness or because he MOCKED his unclothedness?
Just a question and you have changed it to Jehovah's Witnesses editing the bible. @all:
Sorry for derailing the topic a bit. But the quoted pissed me off how he misinterpret Jehovah's Witnesses. If you dont agree with them you dont have to go about misinterpreting them.

Yes, i am one of Jehovah's Witnesses.

You are a Fake Jehovah's Witness. What are doing on a site like this? You are experts are modifying the Bible to suit your needs but am sure even you cant justify such sick behaviour.

You are probably on the site to witness to the poster because I have no idea why you were attracted by the topic.

If you are angered by my response, it proves my logic that you guys are a modern day cult and experts at brain washing.If you are not, then it means you are pals with the sick poster.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by SELFWORTH: 11:58pm On Oct 31, 2012
MOBBDEEP: I just don't fathom it! Why a lot of people don't only lack diplomacy, but they in addition pack caustic tongue join. We can't share the same view on a controversial issues like this. But then, there are refined ways of contributing your opinion or view. Even if the OP was outright wrong, politeness&courtesy still demands not being desirive. I get pissed frequently seeing people passing very damaging remarks on people as if they are talking to robots with no psyche. Aha!!!

Where are the psychologist in the house, especially the child specialist ?

@ Idi-Amin(I guess your username/ID is even giving some people an eerie feeling), we can't say you are wrong or right. Here are the facts :
* A lot of what culture & norms imbibe on us are just baseless & without reason e.g not using your hand to touch rain, pregnant woman attaching/fastening pin to their cloth before going out in the day etc
Hence the culture in some tribes, at least I know of Igbo, may be without reason.

A point of digression, if not for Adam & Eve in the Biblical Adamite Creation story, I guess all of us will be naked by now. Hence, you can simply say clothing is a fallout of man's original transgression with no sexual tone to it.
Which is why the name 'Pudenda' which is used for private part has its root word to mean 'shame' - which refers us back to the feeling Adam & Eve felt in the garden. There's no more to it than that.

If I get you right, we are trying to weigh the effect/influence of this behaviour on your children. Are their any negative(or positive) on the children.
Capital no.

1. There is what we call imprinting. Those children will naturally grow without even taking into cognizance that 'something' is unusual/funny/out of place/strange.
For the contributors who are of the opinion that the effect is gender-based, it is far from the truth. There is no marked difference between a boy-child & girl-child except for the physical trait & some trace cognitive functions. As a matter of fact, you can raise a girl to behave like a man & vice-versa.
In fact, studies have shown that a parent is more likely to raise unusual curiosity in children when you are TOO OVERTLY conscious of your nudity. ( How many of the smartalecs in the house can testify to that remembering asking our young curious minds question on why mum & dad are locking themselves in?)

But then, that is where it ends.
I do know that in this setting, it is easier for the ugliness in an abusive/irresponsible/unstable parent to reap its head.
Equally, since it is becoming a sort of rigmarole between you & your wife ( and I assume in this scenario, it should be easier for you to bend/adjust to her voice than for her to change), for the sake of mutual peace & love, you should try to adjust. Not necessarily because you are doing a bad thing, but because you want peace to reign.
Hope I won't get insulted!

Long story. Too much grammer. What exactly is your point lecturer?
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by oyeleyemaureen(m): 12:33am On Nov 01, 2012
Its just nt our culture to xpose our children to those
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Ruq: 1:14am On Nov 01, 2012
If they were older, no qualms, bcuz the girls wuld know itz not rite.
But as kids, there mite be a day, someting will lead to the discussion of Daddy's Cojones. And they will sure write a descriptive essay on it.
I really dont see anythin rong in it, buh itz some how not rite, but they will surely stop barging in and respect the putz, when they reach a certain age.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by LadyT(f): 1:31am On Nov 01, 2012
Oh please there is nothing wrong till this day I still see my mother naked and to me its just normal nothing sexual or gross its just mummy with no clothes on. Im immune to it and these kids will be too the father is acting normal and natural. lets stop sexualising everything!!!
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Curiouscity(m): 3:00am On Nov 01, 2012
MOBBDEEP: I just don't fathom it! Why a lot of people don't only lack diplomacy, but they in addition pack caustic tongue join. We can't share the same view on a controversial issues like this. But then, there are refined ways of contributing your opinion or view. Even if the OP was outright wrong, politeness&courtesy still demands not being derisive. I get pissed frequently seeing people passing very damaging remarks on people as if they are talking to robots with no psyche. Aha!!!

Where are the psychologist in the house, especially the child specialist ?

@ Idi-Amin(I guess your username/ID is even giving some people an eerie feeling), we can't say you are wrong or right. Here are the facts :
A lot of what culture & norms imbibe on us are just baseless & without reason e.g not using your hand to touch rain, pregnant woman attaching/fastening pin to their cloth before going out in the day etc
Hence this culture (of children not seeing their elderly's nudity) in some tribes, at least I know of Igbo, may be without reason.

A point of digression, if not for Adam & Eve in the Biblical Adamite Creation story, I guess all of us will be naked by now. Hence, you can simply say clothing is a fallout of man's original transgression with no sexual tone to it.
Which is why the name 'Pudenda' which is used for private part has its root word to mean 'shame' - which refers us back to the feeling Adam & Eve felt in the garden. There's no more to it than that.
Any where the issues concerning nudity are cited, people usually get uncomfortable & most of what you get are negative feedbacks & comments. This is pure emotions & instintive feeling which may not have any justifiable reason.
If I get you right, we are trying to weigh the effect/influence of this behaviour on your children. Are there any negative(or positive) on the children.
NO!

1. There is what we call imprinting. Those children will naturally grow without even taking into cognizance that 'something' is unusual/funny/out of place/strange. A normal child is just going to accept it as normal thing.
For the contributors who are of the opinion that the effect will be gender-based (no problem with male child but he stopped because of the female children), it is far from the truth. There is no marked difference between a boy-child & girl-child except for the physical trait & some trace cognitive functions. As a matter of fact, you can raise a girl to behave like a man & vice-versa.
In fact, studies have shown that a parent is more likely to raise unusual curiosity in children when you are TOO OVERTLY conscious of your nudity. ( How many of the smartalecs in the house can testify to that remembering asking our young curious minds question on why mum & dad are locking themselves in?)

But then, that is where it ends.
I do know that in this setting, it is easier for the ugliness in an abusive/irresponsible/unstable parent to rear its head.
Equally, since it is becoming a sort of rigmarole between you & your wife ( and I assume in this scenario, it should be easier for you to bend/adjust to her voice than for her to change), for the sake of mutual peace & love, you should try to adjust. Not necessarily because you are doing a bad thing, but because you want peace to reign.
Hope I won't get insulted!

Most civil and matured response so far.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by obowunmi(m): 3:31am On Nov 01, 2012
@OP: appears to be a nudist. Nudists see nothing wrong in unclothedness.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by Nobody: 4:14am On Nov 01, 2012
Idi-Amin:
Need your opinion, me and my wife always disgree about something. It's nothing major, but she takes it too serious.

We have 3 kids. 7 year old boy, and twin girls, 4 years old. My wife has a problem that I do not hide my unclothedness from my kids. If I am urinating in the toilet, and my son wants to pee as well, he comes beside me and pees, and he will even joke and try to shoot my pee with his pee. I do not tell him to wait outside so that he does not see my manliness. Even if we are in the bedroom and I'm lotioning up and daughters run into the room, i do not hide and tell them to go outside so they do not see my manliness! Why should I do that? they are my children. My wife will tell them to go outside.

If we have no visitors at home, and Im taking a bath, I dont lock the bathroom door. My wife would come and say 'you need to lock the door, these children can come in' and I will be like 'So? they are my children'

she keeps telling me it's not proper in our culture, it is morally wrong and can cause disrespect, it does not happen in Nigeria, bla bla
I can understand where she is coming from. I stayed at home for 23 years and I can say I have never seen my father's manliness (or maybe I did as a small child and can't remember).

Is it wrong?


Your wife is right, you are wrong! They are kids for Christ's sake! Na wa o!
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by agohavivi(f): 4:41am On Nov 01, 2012
Of course it's very wrong. I stopped dreSsing up in the presence of my son as soon as he clocked 11months. My hussy's cousin recently moved in with us and has thiS habit of dreSsing up in front of my boy who is now a year and 9months. I discovered he loves wathing her dress up and had to warn her seriously against it so he doesn't pick up a dirty habit in the process.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by dapo338(m): 5:27am On Nov 01, 2012
If u think its right then go ahead showing ur kids ur manliness, pls try doing the real exercise also in ur kids present. As in giving ur wife banana till she go yo!

Shebi u think nothing is bad abt it abi
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by prixxy(f): 7:01am On Nov 01, 2012
i am amazed at the response on here shocked shocked shocked shocked
BAD PARENT, PERVERT, YOU WANT TO SLEEP WITH YOUR DAUGHTER.............all this and more because because OP doesn't make conscious effort to cover up when his kids walk in on him naked. SMH

@ topic don't see any thing wrong with it,my mum is just like that especially with her upper body although my dad was more conservative, and to be honest if for any reason i accidentally see my dads naked body whats comes to mind is eeeewwwww am not suppose to see this runaway runaway. I think i felt this way because i was not use to seeing him like that.As for my mama dearest noting sexual comes to my mind, and no runaway feeling just mummy being naked because she is dressing up or even too hot to put a blouse on,no big deal as far as i am concerned.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by j4sure(m): 7:27am On Nov 01, 2012
Idi-Amin:
Need your opinion, me and my wife always disgree about something. It's nothing major, but she takes it too serious.

We have 3 kids. 7 year old boy, and twin girls, 4 years old. My wife has a problem that I do not hide my unclothedness from my kids. If I am urinating in the toilet, and my son wants to pee as well, he comes beside me and pees, and he will even joke and try to shoot my pee with his pee. I do not tell him to wait outside so that he does not see my manliness. Even if we are in the bedroom and I'm lotioning up and daughters run into the room, i do not hide and tell them to go outside so they do not see my manliness! Why should I do that? they are my children. My wife will tell them to go outside.

If we have no visitors at home, and Im taking a bath, I dont lock the bathroom door. My wife would come and say 'you need to lock the door, these children can come in' and I will be like 'So? they are my children'

she keeps telling me it's not proper in our culture, it is morally wrong and can cause disrespect, it does not happen in Nigeria, bla bla
I can understand where she is coming from. I stayed at home for 23 years and I can say I have never seen my father's manliness (or maybe I did as a small child and can't remember).

Is it wrong?

Mr Teacher was that the way you were brought up?Seeing ur father and mother unclothedness at an early Age of Four & Seven.Well dis post look so disgusting because i dont understand the Kind of Children u are trying 2 raise.Its better for u 2 stop that Barbaric Act b4 u turn ya children to something else

Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by j4sure(m): 7:27am On Nov 01, 2012
Idi-Amin:
Need your opinion, me and my wife always disgree about something. It's nothing major, but she takes it too serious.

We have 3 kids. 7 year old boy, and twin girls, 4 years old. My wife has a problem that I do not hide my unclothedness from my kids. If I am urinating in the toilet, and my son wants to pee as well, he comes beside me and pees, and he will even joke and try to shoot my pee with his pee. I do not tell him to wait outside so that he does not see my manliness. Even if we are in the bedroom and I'm lotioning up and daughters run into the room, i do not hide and tell them to go outside so they do not see my manliness! Why should I do that? they are my children. My wife will tell them to go outside.

If we have no visitors at home, and Im taking a bath, I dont lock the bathroom door. My wife would come and say 'you need to lock the door, these children can come in' and I will be like 'So? they are my children'

she keeps telling me it's not proper in our culture, it is morally wrong and can cause disrespect, it does not happen in Nigeria, bla bla
I can understand where she is coming from. I stayed at home for 23 years and I can say I have never seen my father's manliness (or maybe I did as a small child and can't remember).

Is it wrong?

Mr Teacher was that the way you were brought up?Seeing ur father and mother unclothedness at an early Age of Four & Seven.Well dis post look so disgusting because i dont understand the Kind of Children u are trying 2 raise.Its better for u 2 stop that Barbaric Act b4 u turn ya children to something else

Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by timbros(m): 7:27am On Nov 01, 2012
Mavor: Lol. Na guilty conscience dey worry you? Calling Jesus Christ "god" instead of "God" in the Book of John in "your bible" You guys are like Mormons and Latter day saints. Christian cults.

Guilty conscience? Dont make me laugh...

If you honestly want to know more about Jehovah's Witnesses beliefs, just open a thread and let us discuss it there, not here. I wont join you in derailing the thread.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by timbros(m): 7:34am On Nov 01, 2012
SELFWORTH:

You are a Fake Jehovah's Witness. What are doing on a site like this? You are experts are modifying the Bible to suit your needs but am sure even you cant justify such sick behaviour.

You are probably on the site to witness to the poster because I have no idea why you were attracted by the topic.

If you are angered by my response, it proves my logic that you guys are a modern day cult and experts at brain washing.If you are not, then it means you are pals with the sick poster.

*yawns*
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by obalola7: 8:23am On Nov 01, 2012
Idi-Amin:


'Reprimanded' LOL, you make me laugh. Because I dont see any reason to jump behind the cupboard in case my kids walk into the room and I am undressed, then I need to be reprimanded. I have done nothing wrong and it is no dirty laundry. It is dirty laundry to you because you have a perversion of child molestation in your head, that is why it is dirty to you. maybe you were touched inappropriately as a child and still have not forgiven your relative that did this to you and you are still suffering from the experience. Sorry eh!. To me, it is not dirty laundry, dont feel any guilt because I dont rush for the towel to cover my manliness if any of my kids walk in the room. 'Reprimanded' hahaha, I just needed to say that word again

There is no doubt you have lots of time on your hands. First i think you are just who your portray yourself to be "Idi-Amin" I will not be surprise if you wake up one day and start behaving like your legendary mentor.
Charity begins at home. It always start with something and then it grows to something else. In a good civilized country, your children should have or eventually in Nigeria will be taking away from you until you are sober.
when i say "reprimand" i meant it and i think if your children is taken away for a year and you are allow a one time monthly visit, you will learn.

If you can not cover yourself from your kids, why don't you go out naked lets us know if you need to be checked mentally. You know it start from somewhere naked in the present of your kids, what will happen next, start playing with their genitals when your wife is not around, who knows if you have started doing that. Maybe i should ask your wife to setup anonymous camera so we can actually see other ridiculous stunts you might be experimenting with those innocent children.
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by BeautyQueen1: 8:46am On Nov 01, 2012
My dear, u are absolutely wrong. Children of now a days learn very fast, you think they dnt knw................. they knw more dan u do. Pls b very careful
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by indie22(f): 10:59am On Nov 01, 2012
Thank you............one of the reasonable ones so far.



LadyT: Oh please there is nothing wrong till this day I still see my mother naked and to me its just normal nothing sexual or gross its just mummy with no clothes on. Im immune to it and these kids will be too the father is acting normal and natural. lets stop sexualising everything!!!
Re: Children And Their Parent's unclothedness by 9lifes(m): 11:38am On Nov 01, 2012
Nigeria:the Sitting room of sanctimony!

There is a relationship between sanctimony and social backwardness..this people tire me i swear,always quick to judge and condemn people..

@op,stop disturbing yourself...some people here have no ability to think on their own.You have done nothing wrong..pekin wey go spoil go spoil even if you implant bible inside their head.

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