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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 6:30am On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:
We are biologically different, that’s not rocket science what we need to address is the contradictory conduct of some women who profess to be independent yet don’t pay their one way in life. When Nigerian women stop being hypocritical claiming they want to be viewed as equal yet are very selective about which areas they want the equality to apply.

If a woman has achieved all her accolades through sheer hard work there is no pride or encouraging words from other women only disdain. So how can you want to stand on a level with men when you are quick to pull the rug when another woman is standing on it.
You can’t just want to be on a level with nothing to show for it.

I am so much in love with the way you think. Hopefully one day we get to have the opportunity of talking over drinks. I greet thee

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 6:33am On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


Yeah. Women are more intelligent than men wink

For your village abi ?

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ubunja(m): 6:34am On May 04, 2019
ABCthings:
lemme share you a view on Christianity and Homosexuality



The homosexuals and lesbians have gained considerable political and social momentum in America. They have "come out" as the term goes, left their closets, and are knocking on the doors of your homes. Through TV, radio, newspapers, and magazines, they are preaching their doctrine of tolerance, equality, justice, and love. They do not want to be perceived as abnormal or dangerous. They want acceptance and they want you to welcome them with open, loving arms, approving of what they do.

In numerous states in America, several bills have been introduced by the pro-homosexual politicians to ensure that the practice of homosexuality is a right protected by law. Included in these bills are statements affecting employers, renters, and schools. Churches could possibly be required to hire a quota of homosexuals, and "sensitivity" training courses would be "strongly urged" in various work places. There is even legislation that would force the state to pick up the tab for the defense of homosexual agendas in lawsuits while requiring the non-homosexual side to pay out of his/her pocket. Is this fair? Of course not. But fairness isn't the real issue here. It is social engineering. Think about it, the homosexual community wants legal protection for having intercourse with people of the same sex. And, if that weren't enough, it wants its views taught in schools, promoted over the airwaves, and codified in literature.

The Christian church, however, has not stood idly by. When it has spoken out against this political immorality, the cry of "separation of church and state" is shouted at the so-called "religious bigots." But when the homosexual community attempts to use political power to try and control the church and get its agenda taught in schools, no such cry of bigotry is heard from the sacred halls of the media. Why? Because it isn't politically correct to side with Christians.

What does the Bible say?

The Bible, as God's Word, reveals God's moral character and it shapes the morality of the Christian. The Bible has much to say about homosexuality:
1.Lev. 18:22 , "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination."
2.Lev. 20:13, "If there is a man who lies with a male as those who lie with a woman, both of them have committed a detestable act; they shall surely be put to death. Their bloodguiltness is upon them."
3.1 Cor. 6:9-10, "Or do you not know that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals,1 10nor thieves, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the kingdom of God."
4.Rom. 1:26-28, "For this reason God gave them over to degrading passions; for their women exchanged the natural function for that which is unnatural, 27and in the same way also the men abandoned the natural function of the woman and burned in their desire toward one another, men with men committing indecent acts and receiving in their own persons the due penalty of their error. 28And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God any longer, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do those things which are not proper."

With such clear statements against homosexuality, it is difficult to see how different groups can say the Bible supports homosexuality. But they try by redefining love, marriage, sex, homosexuality, etc., in order to accomplish their goal. The truth is that God created man and woman, not man and man, or woman and woman. Nevertheless, the Bible is a powerful book, and because of that the homosexuals often try and make the Bible agree with their agenda. But it doesn't work. The Bible does not support homosexuality, as we have seen from the scriptures above.

Unlike other sins, this sexual sin has a judgment administered by God Himself: He gives them over to their passions (Rom. 1:26-28). This means that their hearts are allowed to be hardened by their sins. As a result, they can no longer see the error of what they are doing. Without an awareness of their sinfulness, there will be no repentance. Without repentance, there will be no forgiveness. Without forgiveness, there is no salvation.

Should homosexuals be allowed to marry one another?

In this politically correct climate that relinquishes morality to the relativistic whims of society, stating that homosexuals should not marry is becoming unpopular. Should a woman be allowed to marry another woman? Should a man be allowed to marry another man? Should they be given legal protection and special rights to practice their homosexuality? No, they should not.

The Bible, of course, condemns homosexuality. It takes no leap of logic to discern that homosexual marriage is also condemned. But our society does not rely on the Bible for its moral truth. Instead, it relies on humanistic and relativistic morals upon which it builds its ethical structure.

Homosexuality is not natural. Just look at the male and female bodies. They are obviously designed to couple. The natural design is apparent. It is not natural to couple male with male and female with female. It would be like trying to fit two screws together or two nuts together and then say, "See, its natural for them to go together."

Homosexuals argue that homosexuality is natural since it occurs in the animal world. But this is problematic. It is true that this behavior occurs in the animal kingdom, but it is also true that we see animals eating their prey alive and even their own young. We see savagery, cruelty, and extreme brutality. Yet, we do not condone such behavior in our own society. Proponents of the natural order argument should not pick-and-choose the situations that best fit their agendas. They should be consistent and not compare us to animals. We are not animals. We are made in God's image.

Where will it end?

Political protection of a sexual practice is ridiculous. I do not believe it is proper to pass laws stating that homosexuals have 'rights' to have sex with one another and then redefine marriage to include their views. If they can do that, then where will it end? What about pedophilia or bestiality? These are also sexual practices. Should they, too, be protected by law? If homosexuality is protected legally, why not those as well?

What should be the Christian's Response to the Homosexual?

Just because someone is a homosexual does not mean that we cannot love him (or her) or pray for him (or her). Homosexuality is a sin, and like any other sin, it needs to be dealt with in the only way possible. It needs to be laid at the cross and repented of.

Christians should pray for the salvation of the homosexual the same way they would any other person in sin. They should treat homosexuals with the same dignity as they would anyone else because, like it or not, they are made in the image of God. However, this does not mean that Christians should approve of their sin. Not at all. Christians should not compromise their witness for a politically correct opinion that is shaped by guilt and fear.

In fact, the following verses should be kept in mind when dealing with homosexuals.
•"Conduct yourselves with wisdom toward outsiders, making the most of the opportunity. 6 Let your speech always be with grace, seasoned, as it were, with salt, so that you may know how you should respond to each person," (Col. 4:5-6).
•"But the goal of our instruction is love from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith," (1 Tim. 1:5).

You do not win people to the Lord by condemning them and calling them names. This is why God says to speak with wisdom, grace, and love. Let the love of Christ flow through you so that the homosexuals can see true love and turn to Christ instead of away from Him.

Objections Answered

1) If you want to say homosexuality is wrong based on the O.T. laws, then you must still uphold all of the laws in Leviticus and Deuteronomy.

The Old Testament laws are categorized into three groups: the civil, the priestly, and the moral. The civil laws must be understood in the context of a theocracy. Though the Jewish nation in the Old Testament was often headed by a king, it was a theocratic system with the Scriptures as a guide to the nation. Those laws that fall under this category are not applicable today because we are not under a theocracy.

The priestly laws dealing with the Levitical and Aaronic priesthoods were representative of the future and true High Priest, Jesus, who offered Himself as a sacrifice on the cross. Since Jesus fulfilled the priestly laws, they are no longer necessary to be followed and are not applicable now.

The moral laws, on the other hand, are not abolished because the moral laws are based upon the character of God. Since God's holy character does not change, the moral laws do not change either. Therefore, the moral laws are still in effect.

In the New Testament, we do not see a reestablishment of the civil or priestly laws, but we do see a reestablishment of the moral law. This is why we see New Testament condemnation of homosexuality as a sin, but not with the associated death penalty.

2) Homosexuality is a sin if committed outside of a loving, committed, relationship. But a committed homosexual relationship is acceptable to God. This is a fallacious argument.

Homosexuality is never defined in the Bible in an acceptable behavior if it were practiced by individuals who had a loving relationship with each other. Homosexuality is always condemned. Homosexual acts are not natural acts and they are against God's-created order. As stated above in the article, male and female are designed to fit together -- in more ways than one. This is how God made us, and he made us this way so that we could carry out his command of filling the earth with people. Homosexuality is an aberration of God's created order and makes it impossible to fulfill the command that God has given mankind.

Whether or not a homosexual couple is committed to each other is irrelevant to the argument since love and feelings do not change moral truths. If a couple, not married to each other but married to someone else, commits adultery, yet they are committed to loving each other, their sin is not excused.

If homosexuality is made acceptable because the homosexual couple "loves" each other and are committed to each other, by that logic we can say that couples of the same sex or even of different sexes who love each other and are committed to each other in a relationship automatically make that relationship morally correct. The problem is that love is used as an excuse to violate Scripture. Second, it would mean that such things as pedophilia would be acceptable if the "couple" had a loving and committed relationship to each other. Third, the subjectivity of what it means to "love" and be "committed" to another person can be used to justify almost any sort of behavior.

3) Where homosexuality is mentioned in the Bible, it is not how we relate to it in the 21st century. It meant something different to the people in Biblical times and has nothing to do with modern-day homosexuality.

The four Scriptures listed above refute this idea. Let's look at what they say and see if there is some misunderstanding: The first Scripture in Leviticus says that it is an abomination for a man to lie with another man as he would lie with a woman. Obviously, this is referring to a sexual relationship, and it is condemned. The second Scripture in Leviticus says the same thing. The third Scripture in 1 Corinthians outright condemns homosexuality. And finally, Romans clearly describes a homosexual act as being indecent.

There is no mistake about it, the view of homosexuality in the Old Testament as well as the New is a very negative one. It is consistently condemned as being sinful.

Whether or not people in the 21st-century think homosexuality is acceptable or not has absolutely no bearing on whether or not it is sinful before God. God exists, and he is the standard of righteousness. Whether or not anyone believes this, or believes that morality is a flowing and vague system of development over time, has no bearing on truth. God has condemned homosexuality as a sin in the Bible. It is a sin that needs to be repented of, the same as any other sin, and the only way to receive forgiveness is through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

4) The sin of Sodom was actually the sin of inhospitality.

This is a common error made by supporters of homosexuality. The problem with this explanation is that it does not account for the offering of Lot's daughter to the men outside the home, a sinful act indeed, but one that was rejected by the men outside who desired to have relations with the two angels in Lot's home. Gen. 19:5 says, "and they called to Lot and said to him, 'Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring them out to us that we may have relations with them.'" Those men wanted to have sexual relations with the angels who appeared also as males. Does it make sense to claim that God destroyed two cities because the inhabitants weren't nice to visitors? If that were the case, then shouldn't God destroy every household that is rude to guests? Gen. 18:20 says that the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was "exceedingly grave." Not being hospitable to someone has never been considered an exceedingly grave sin, especially in the Bible. But, going against God's created order in violation of his command to fill and multiply the earth in the act of homosexuality is an exceedingly grave sin. In fact, we know that it is exceedingly grave because in Romans we read about the judgment of God upon the homosexuals, in that he gives them over to the depravity of their hearts and minds. This is a serious judgment of God upon the sinner because it means that the sinner will not become convicted of his or her sins and will not repent. Without repentance there is no salvation, and without salvation there is damnation. Therefore, the argument that Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because they were not hospitable carries no validity.

by Matt Slick
what the, hell am I supposed to do with this? angry

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ubunja(m): 6:35am On May 04, 2019
ikhileomotayo:


I am so much in love with the way you think. Hopefully one day we get to have the opportunity of talking over drinks. I greet thee
don't obey the thirst angry

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 6:37am On May 04, 2019
ubunja:
don't obey the thirst angry

grin Ubunja my man. Nice to hear from you.

You have to admit she writes differently and in a very mature non-biased way
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 8:08am On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


Yeah. Women are more intelligent than men wink

See as you talkam with boldness. If I whoz you eslap naw dem go say alpha male like me dey wicked. Na pity I just pity you now.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ImaIma1(f): 8:22am On May 04, 2019
pussyAvenger:
more intelligent or more manipulative?

well, men are learning your tricks, una go soon quench


You even need intelligence to manipulate well. And if you say guys are still learning the tricks, then you have said it all that ladies are one step ahead tongue

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ImaIma1(f): 8:32am On May 04, 2019
DukeofNZ:


See as you talkam with boldness. If I whoz you eslap naw dem go say alpha male like me dey wicked. Na pity I just pity you now.


Whoz yourself so you can think clearly. And take your "alpha wickedness" where it is useful

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 8:35am On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


Whoz yourself so you can think clearly. And take your "alpha wickedness" where it is useful

Na e-zapping you deserved. No fear na play I de play. Bye
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by pussyAvenger: 8:44am On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


You even need intelligence to manipulate well. And if you say guys are still learning the tricks, then you have said it all that ladies are one step ahead tongue
and when a man becomes aware of your shenanigans, you'd hear things like, 'he's immature'

men have bigger and greater things to offer humanity but a woman becomes useless, confused and frustrated if her missiles of manipulation fail to meet target

Reference: Tonto&Churchill(2019),lmalma publishers, 5th ed

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ImaIma1(f): 9:00am On May 04, 2019
pussyAvenger:
and when a man becomes aware of your shenanigans, you'd hear things like, 'he's immature'

men have bigger and greater things to offer humanity but a woman becomes useless, confused and frustrated if her missiles of manipulation fail to meet target

Reference: Tonto&Churchill(2019),lmalma publishers, 5th ed


You don't need to get defensive or try to "cuss" out ladies to make yourself feel better. Every gender is important and useful and they also have their flaws.

It is actually counterproductive and a waste of time to engage in a gender war.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by pussyAvenger: 9:37am On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


You don't need to get defensive or try to "cuss" out ladies to make yourself feel better. Every gender is important and useful and they also have their flaws.

It is actually counterproductive and a waste of time to engage in a gender war.
of course! But there's this thing in gender relations that is not right and men must push against it or spend the rest of their lives trying to conform to standards that are impossible for anyone short of a god to meet

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 9:52am On May 04, 2019
PaulAris:

True that.
Well I did try to engage them, thought these ones were able to be reasoned with, guess I was wrong.
One just got banned from expressing her views the best way she can, via insults.
Seems Nairaland has had enough of their derogatory remarks, lol
You try to have logical conversations with the wrong people, I could say the same thing with some of the men here. They too resort to the bog standard behaviour of being petty & childish by personalising the conversation with insults. Stop throwing stones when parts of your house is made from glass.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 9:57am On May 04, 2019
ubunja:
don't obey the thirst angry
You just can’t help yourself can you? Your inner petty HAS to come out.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by LilMissFavvy(f): 10:01am On May 04, 2019
You said this ''is Africa, where cultures and traditions are mostly respected.........'', you are quick to mention cultures and traditions, yet you forget to mention, RELIGION which is the mightier one. In your last paragraph, you said women should be more concerned fighting child marriage and female inheritance. Fact is, eradicating child marriage can better be handled from the ''top'', eg through government placing a band on it, because some religion accept child marriage, hence a mere individual can't fight and eradicate it. So I wonder how women will fight it, if they are not there at the top.As for women inheriting, it is same religion and some cultures that retards the ability of women inheriting, am not aware of women suffering issues of inheritance at a high percentage, or is that happening under those whose religion forbids it? If that is the case, then it's only from the top that it can be eradicated. Girls have a fair share of inheritance where I come from. While some cultures, eg the efiks, places women at the tops when it comes to issues of inheritance.
PaulAris:

Of course there's no gender equality here, cause this is Africa, where Cultures and Traditions are more respected than whatever "innovation" brought up in the mask of civilization.
And I think that's just best, cause look at the nonsense the so-called "Civil-feministic" countries have turned to, way worse than the total problems in Africa sumed up.
...
You state that like women do not oppress men.
...
[At Bold]; Clearly shows what your main interest is!
Yh, y'all should keep on fighting, but not for selfish positions, at least not yet.
What about fighting for rights, for female children inheriting from their Fathers, how about that.
How about fighting underage ceremonies?
Don't put up your selfish desires first when you know more important issues are being put on hold.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 10:02am On May 04, 2019
NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Both gender are not equal.
There is a difference between gender and sex. I hope you realise this?
The sexes have very distinctive biological differences that has never been challenged. Gender roles are social constructs. Roles are assigned not because the person can or cannot do it it’s a case of they are expected to do it as that is what that particular society decrees.

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by ImaIma1(f): 11:16am On May 04, 2019
pussyAvenger:
of course! But there's this thing in gender relations that is not right and men must push against it or spend the rest of their lives trying to conform to standards that are impossible for anyone short of a god to meet


Well, i will leave you to keep pushing and fighting while i enjoy my life maximally.

Good luck with it
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by mrpaedo(m): 11:27am On May 04, 2019
ubunja:
don't obey the thirst angry
grin Leave them.Nigerian guys are super easy to manipulate by women.The lady they are all praising has thesame mindset as the majority of the ladies on this thread but I am sure she read through the thread and saw how sensible your posts were and quickly changed her stance to tally with that of the men.I see through all that female poo clearly.You Sir, are the true hero of this thread

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by PaulAris: 12:20pm On May 04, 2019
LilMissFavvy:
All cultures are sustained by beliefs, even non-religious ones.
And religion is a cultural tradition.
...
Over the top?
So your sole purpose of being at the top is to fight all of this?
Haha! We wish.
Who says feminism as a movement can't create changes?
How do you think it started?
Feminism can be that powerful, revolutionize the history of equality.
But not sure the same can be done in Nigeria.
You know why?
Cause most of you Feminist are the highest order of hypocrites we can ever have.
Its silly how you fight against something and yet still do that behind close doors.
Its silly how you fight for indepedence (not emancipation) but yet still be dependent and even back it up as a right.
Its silly how you fight for positions but yet leave issues that affects your gender as a whole (I'm not even talking bout' Child ceremonies here).
Until when you can start putting the right preferences in your agendas, only then would you be taken seriously.
Good Af!

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Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by PaulAris: 1:30pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

You try to have logical conversations with the wrong people, I could say the same thing with some of the men here. They too resort to the bog standard behaviour of being petty & childish by personalising the conversation with insults. Stop throwing stones when parts of your house is made from glass.
manifestum est rationis et duris donec cum illis
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 2:21pm On May 04, 2019
PaulAris:

manifestum est rationis et duris donec cum illis
Avoid using google when writing Latin
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 2:25pm On May 04, 2019
mrpaedo:
grin Leave them.Nigerian guys are super easy to manipulate by women.The lady they are all praising has thesame mindset as the majority of the ladies on this thread but I am sure she read through the thread and saw how sensible your posts were and quickly changed her stance to tally with that of the men.I see through all that female poo clearly.You Sir, are the true hero of this thread
The lady you refer to is not stupid....I am sure if you bothered reading the lady’s post regarding different matters you would realise that it’s very possible to independent opinion.
You would not be able to say that to my face, that I am 100% sure off it’s easier to play at being a warrior using a keyboard.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by PaulAris: 2:32pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

Avoid using google when writing Latin
Deep down there, you clearly know I didn't use Google or whatever translator there is.
Its a requirement for some of us to learn, to pass some shitty exam.
Such a task.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 2:40pm On May 04, 2019
ImaIma1:


Yeah. Women are more intelligent than men wink

Except when emotions come to play.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 2:41pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

The lady you refer to is not stupid....I am sure if you bothered reading the lady’s post regarding different matters you would realise that it’s very possible to independent opinion.
You would not be able to say that to my face, that I am 100% sure off it’s easier to play at being a warrior using a keyboard.

Dat guy na ball and asslicker so pity am.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by mrpaedo(m): 2:54pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

The lady you refer to is not stupid....I am sure if you bothered reading the lady’s post regarding different matters you would realise that it’s very possible to independent opinion.
You would not be able to say that to my face, that I am 100% sure off it’s easier to play at being a warrior using a keyboard.
You are highly manipulative and your posts on nairaland are generally anti-male without being overt about it.You have a way of speaking from both sides of the mouth
Are you not a woman?Na only mouth you dey make online.Offline I will beat you to a pulp and nothing will happen
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by Nobody: 2:54pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

There is a difference between gender and sex. I hope you realise this?
The sexes have very distinctive biological differences that has never been challenged. Gender roles are social constructs. Roles are assigned not because the person can or cannot do it it’s a case of they are expected to do it as that is what that particular society decrees.
So they are equal??
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by mrpaedo(m): 2:55pm On May 04, 2019
DukeofNZ:


Dat guy na ball and asslicker so pity am.
Are you jealous I will never lick yours?Mumu
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 3:00pm On May 04, 2019
PaulAris:

Deep down there, you clearly know I didn't use Google or whatever translator there is.
Its a requirement for some of us to learn, to pass some shitty exam.
Such a task.
I have a parent who speaks and writes Latin not because it was necessary for a job but because it was taught in school now unless you studied classics there is no job that has Latin as a prime requisite. Even in my line of work where Latin is abundant I did not have to study the language. Now I need to go and feed my chickens ...adieu
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 3:02pm On May 04, 2019
mrpaedo:
You are highly manipulative and your posts on nairaland are generally anti-male without being overt about it.You have a way of speaking from both sides of the mouth
Does my intelligence scare you? wink
I don’t really care what you think to be honest.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by MissRaine69(f): 3:04pm On May 04, 2019
NwanyiAwkaetiti:
So they are equal??
If I respond how I want to respond, you will say MissRaine is being mean, so I am going to allow you time to figure this one out on your own.
Re: Can Nigeria Recognize Men And Women As Equal? by mrpaedo(m): 3:07pm On May 04, 2019
MissRaine69:

Does my intelligence scare you? wink
I don’t really care what you think to be honest.
Your intelligence?What "intelligence"?I know what you are about.You are clearly an older lady probably in her mid 30s,manless,childless and seeking for validation from low value males online.I have seen it all with your type.Enjoy your "intelligence" while sobbing alone in bed at night.Rubbish and buhari

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