honeric01: Summary:

When you fight immorality, immorality fights back.

This thread is a case study.

Just wondering what Nigeria'll look like 20 years time when some people here become parents.

@ justirich

learn to ignore what you can't change.

Caracta: aarrrrrggghhh! I missed!

tintingz: You can still post your view. . .or are you here to join the feminist insults?

Caracta:

View? After 488 posts? They have said it all.

I hate generalizations. Why should the few be sacrificed for the sins of many? Nevertheless, i agree we have "loose" girls with wide legs. I find this irritating and annoying.

@bold is what the OP is based on ''promiscuity among young girls'' buh reading some comments in this thread, feminist are supporting promiscuity and even involving men in these discussion and insulting the OP when the topic is talking about girls...SMH

tintingz: @bold is what the OP is based on ''promiscuity among young girls'' buh reading some comments in this thread, feminist are supporting promiscuity and even involving men in these discussion and insulting the OP when the topic is talking about girls...SMH

Vanneni: Thanks.

dont8: You welcome.

I.Joan:

Oh bro!
STFU!
Are there no other legitimate ways of making money?
Please don't justify what is wrong!

I spent a year in Oau, Ife.... I had a roommate whose family had some financial problems!

Few weeks after resuming, this girl borrowed money from me and started selling pepper, onions, plantain, eggs etc inside that our tight MOZ room! The next week she paid my money back to show you how good the sales were!

During the rainy season, she noticed leather shoes get spoilt easily and girls were complaining! She went to Ibadan to buy fancy rubber shoes and sandals and started selling!
She sold recharge cards...etc
She made her money without losing her dignity

Did you read Lupey's story? She said somewhere that she had a little Bakery business!

That's how good girls make money without devaluing themselves
Only lazy girls without vision give the sorry tale you spewed out!

Suppose there are two girls with financial problems... One sleeps around to get money to get through and somehow becomes successful.... The other sought other meaningful ways to get money and becomes a success!
Whose success story will you tell your daughter?

And for the Love of God!
Please remove that last sentence you put up there! No one made men the provider or protector of women!
We came into this world individually and we would go through this life without necessarily needing the help of a particular gender!

@op... U are on point! Endeavour to open the male version soon!

ogugua88: I saw the numerous calls to keep men out of this discussion, but, to me, that's illogical. Promiscuous women don't act alone. They have to engage men, several men at that, to be labelled promiscuous. With that said...

Promiscuity, in both men and women, is not a new phenomenon. How many of us can honestly say both of our parents were virgins when they married? All of our parents were virgins... just like all of our parents took first in school.

Rather than generalize and point fingers at Nigerian women, teach your siblings, cousins, friends, etc., right from wrong, and lead by example. This topic would have made sense if it wasn't for generalizations and hypocrites speaking from both sides of their mouths. It takes two to tango. If you're unhappy and want change, then start from within.

bennyraz: he called me an illiterate and i just want to PROOF to him that i'm not.. that's all! besides i'm enjoying the thread

bennyraz: pls i beg you in the name of God.. let's meet. i don't want people believing that IM ILLITERATE.. Okay here is the deal! we meet anywhere you want in Nigeria.. just name the place and time. i will come

kulyie: you caught me there

kulyie: yarn me better yarn jare and live that useless op make he dey rant dey go.afterall na wetin he con this world con do be that

Thoniameek: I don't get you, any right thinking woman would chose her career over her husband? Seriously?...... See how women have lost their place in the society *smh*