michaelpop50:


In today's Nigeria, marrying a female graduate is not advisable. Girls dey fucck anyhow for university. Once a man marry a graduate, there is a high probability that the girl will cheat in marriage with her exes from her uni days.

If you are a guy and you are seeing this message, abeg nor marry graduate oh. Them done damage their body for uni

profilemessages:
To me its seems people don't want to end up in divorce or on any other problems and issues related with marriage any longer.
All that is usually seen are single guys still remaining single for along time.

Or am I dreaming or something

What do you think?

GODPUNISHUNA:
I am scared of marriage. With what I see everyday. Even in the office there is a married woman that's being disturbing my life, I warned her to stay off or I report to HR. Married couples don't hide it anymore.

It's like the western system of open marriages is now accepted here, where each partner sleeps around with whomever they want to. No trust anymore.

Nah I'm not even thinking of marriage anytime soon

xklusivej:
hmmm am just passing tru....

Xeeex:


Why buy the cow when the milk is free?
Why marry the girl when sex before marriage is available?

DamZik:


You are right bro. My wife to be cheated on me with a married man for about a year. She confessed and apologized and I forgave her because I was blinded by love but the picture never leave my head. I am disturbed since 2017 that the cheating took place. The picture keeps coming into my mind.

michaelpop50:


Catch 100 level girl, then stop her education. She nor need graduate. Of what use is the graduation for women when they graduate and still depend on men? Na university nai babes for dey fuucck pass. Them dey damage their lives there.

She go gain admission as a slim girl, from 200 level, she go come dey thick due to numerous pricks and waka waka. Boy dey lash madness comot for babes head for uni nor be small.

In today's Nigeria, it is not wise to marry graduate. Na why Davido stop chioma from schooling

TOPCRUISE:
You are telling pipu that are hustling to get married. Now that coro don spoil show, where you hear I am employed but on unpaid leave, do you think marriage is the solution.
Besides will getting married give able, educated but broke and unemployed singles automatic employment and money.

jaxxy:
Marriage is not compulsory. Neither is it a competition. It should only be considered when u find the right one and in the right situation and circumstances.

What is compulsory is being successful. That is non negotiable.

profilemessages:
To me its seems people don't want to end up in divorce or on any other problems and issues related with marriage any longer.
All that is usually seen are single guys still remaining single for along time.

Or am I dreaming or something

What do you think?

tydi:





You and your likes who quoted me concerning the whites divorce rate need to stop seeing foreign movies the most ASAP and grasp reality, to had believed their divorce rate is higher than that of blacks most commonly with Nigeria couples is risible. FYI. I base abroad.

michaelpop50:


In today's Nigeria, marrying a female graduate is not advisable. Girls dey fucck anyhow for university. Once a man marry a graduate, there is a high probability that the girl will cheat in marriage with her exes from her uni days.

If you are a guy and you are seeing this message, abeg nor marry graduate oh. Them done damage their body for uni

DenreleDave:


F**l.. You shud no some were skipped.....

Lack of manners
MY fathere and ur mother needs serious beating.

stevups:
I have a lady that wanted to marry me but each time I went to her house I met different types of guys. They are all her friends. Sometimes they sleep in her house, so I just gave up

FuckTheWorld:

Illiteracy!
Your English language teacher needs serious beating...
When you type faster than you think, you start throwing shots everywhere

CanadaOrBust:


Well, if a poor guy like u marries Linda Ikeji, how won’t it benefit u??

purplecoco:
Who gives a rat ass if y'all buy a ring? Shit i can buy me my own ring and propose to myself . Stop all these deluding bullcrap to keep me shut over my own opinion. If he don't match my grind, there's no reason to bring him to yankee. Lets keep that same energy over here

FuckTheWorld:

Ọmọ herlay
Oh low ree bu ru ku
Ọmọ hofo jarty jarty
Oh nee kure

I'm sure very that's how you've been beating them.

Eileene:
It is only on Nairaland that people seem not to want to get married.
The people I know around me are all getting married.

Rilwayne001:


Spoke with a babe yesterday, and she was like, she's ready to manage with a man that has a net worth of N1billion I laughed so tey I shook my head for her.

luminouz:


Who are you really?

Been seeing your comments a lot lately!

who is me? Is there a problem as to who I am? That's a lie! I'm not even an active member

DenreleDave:


I be Yoruba boy.. We no dey wake our parents with kicks and jabs.. That is popular in ur own tribe na

Gerrard59:
As usual, the notion of people not getting married are mainly propagated by folks in their early 20s and early 30s. Yet again, in reality, I do see wedding photos of friends and acquaintances on Facebook and even people I don't know on Twitter. Although, the pandemic has slowed down everything (same thing everywhere), people will still and do get married. The notion of "get a babymama" sounds good (I had similar thoughts then) but upon research that the vast majority of well groomed children come from TWO PARENT HOUSEHOLDS than single parenthood coupled with the increasing costs of taking care of children, getting a partner is necessary. Also, in a conservative society like Nigeria, no responsible father or mother will betrothe their daughter in the name of baby mama. None! You people on social media tend to think you live in a liberal country (in actual liberal countries, the majority of truant kids come from single parent homes) where you can wake up one morning and impregnate a responsible lady and allow to be a baby mama. Before you mention Chioma and Co, those are exceptions not the norm. The vast majority of Nigerians will get married, yes; feminism is on the rise (my major issue regarding marriage in this age) but don't consider so-called Nigerian feminists as they too desire to get married (the majority of so-called feminists in Nigeria are at best fraudulent in their beliefs), the economy has declined (which will continue considering the stoopid politicians' policies) but last I checked, humans are social beings and will need a steady not one-off companion at a stage in their lives.

FreeSpirited:
If no woman will prove to me beyond reasonable doubt that she's worth a longtime investment and that she will really make marriage worth it for me, forget it, I may not marry cos I can't see what's in it for me that I can't get without it

If I desperately need a child, I will impregnate a stable working class lady. If I needed food badly, I would employ a cook. If pvssy is my issue, I will get on short fvckmate dates..or FWB.

But for the stress of a nagging, fickle wife and the overwhelming responsibility of marriage, a woman has to convinced me it's worth it, that she will give me rest. otherwise, I will live my life as detailed above, and pursue my own personal ambition. I know what makes me happy at my present age. And I can't see marriage in the picture of my happiness until I'm proven wrong by a woman.

Ditto!

MostIncredibleDFirst:
Nigerian girls are making marriage unattractive for men of today. Nigerian girls are mainly to be blamed for the failure of marriages and the lack of desire by men to marry. Marriage is now viewed as a risky adventure by men who are successful in life. To avoid stress, the baby mama option is now the preferred option. Nigerian girls should change their ways and have a good orientation about life.

MrNipplesLover:
Pls, why are females not commenting or contributing to this topic.



I'm not seeing female's comments. wetin happen naaah? abi all of dem dey do menstruation today ni?


later now, una go say 'women run the world'.



abeg, I want to read from females too. abi una dey fear?