Family › Re: A Thread For Nairalanders Who Hate Marriage by 5minsmadness: 4:53pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
cococandy: OP comes and says women are disposable (like tissue or styrofoam) and he's being hailed as wise and true.
Most of you guys on this forum have woman issues. I hope y'all find healing. Same with the females in this forum. A lot of angst and unnecessary poison against the male gender. There should be some sort of forgiveness/healing session or something. TV01 can moderate it  |
Family › Re: Ladies, These Are What You Should Know Before You Accept To Date A Married Man by 5minsmadness: 2:31pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
Ladies, these are what you should know before you accept to date a married man
1. He is dating you for the sex. Sure he may tell you he loves you but honestly it's just for the sex.
2. He needs you to look pretty all the time. If he wants to spend the night with a pale faced scatter - haired woman in a faded nightie+wrapper, he'll go to his wife. always look pretty and sexy for him.
3. He may dump you at anytime. Remember you are the side-chick. He honestly has no long term plans for you.
4. You MUST NOT confront the wife. Just because he is fucking you doesn't give you the right to think you are at par with her. You aren't. Don't go there. Keep off.
5. You are only as useful as the sex you provide. That's what he lacks in his marriage. That's why he came to you. So pls do read up on your kama-sutra.
There are a lot of benefits in being the mistress, finances, parties etc etc but pls realise it doesn't last forever. When push comes to shove, he'll go back to his family. And he won't mind you starting yours as long as it is with someone else and you introduce him to another mistress. As long as you understand the above rules everyone can live happily ever after. |
Family › Re: A Thread For Nairalanders Who Hate Marriage by 5minsmadness: 2:15pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
So far the op has spoken nothing but the truth. Unbiased and funny yet seasoned with wisdom and a deep understanding of the female psyche. Op I think if you imbibe what you have written here you would make a good husband  |
Family › Re: A Thread For Nairalanders Who Hate Marriage by 5minsmadness: 2:02pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
tobechi74: Before you get married,visit the brides family.
look at the mother to see what the GF will end up being. That’s true enough, but look at the father as well. If he appears worn down and henpecked then take a good look at your own future .  |
Family › Re: See This Lady's View On Wife Beater Picture Inclusive by 5minsmadness: 1:56pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
Yadoctora: perception upbringing education self-worth environment
These play roles. These matter when chooaing a spouse and when raiaing Children. Av told u to bring ur keyboard let me repair it, u no gree  |
Family › Re: Military Marriage by 5minsmadness: 1:38pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
White is airforce while green is army right?  |
Family › Re: See This Lady's View On Wife Beater Picture Inclusive by 5minsmadness: 12:09pm On Mar 17, 2015*. Modified: 12:43pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
I used to know these warri chicks back then in 2006. Three of them were having satisfying relationships with their men but the fourth was very worried. When asked what the problem was she said that she didn't believe her boyfriend really loved her. You see, she had discovered that the boy had NEVER raised a hand against her, talk less of shouting on her. She would deliberately do something wrong just to piss him off but the worst he would do would be to shake his head and ignore her.
Her interpretation of his actions was that he didn't have anything emotionally at stake when it came to her else he would have reacted with anger and hit her. If he could not generate enough emotion/passion to hit her then she was most likely a side-chick and not his true love.
In the end she came up with an idea and during a fake argument she tore his nysc certificate. The boy went into a fit of rage and punched her once in the face. She started bleeding immediately and was rushed to a nearby chemist. Being among her supportive friends we were sent to 'warn' the boy not to hit her again. But it was all a setup. Tega couldn't be happier. The love of her life had finally proved his love by knocking off one of her teeth.
Some people are going to view the op's post as sarcasm. I have seen ladies like her live. What is abnormal for some people is not only totally acceptable but actually mandatory for others.
Variety is the spice of life. |
Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 12:31am On Mar 17, 2015 |
cococandy: But when it is done in order to attack posters who won't recognize you're the one especially when it is unwarranted (bearing no relevance to the thread under discussion) then it is cowardice.
Well maybe I'll do 'strawberrysmoothie' next
#I'm a foodie 
For now and many years to come,I am coconutcandy. anyone who has anything to say to me should man up and say it. That's more like it  |
Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 12:21am On Mar 17, 2015 |
cococandy: If I wanted an alternate moniker, I'd go for something like hotpeppersoup. 
There's nothing I'm too afraid to say with my one and only moniker. When I wish to change, I will deactivate this one and anyone who used to interact with me before will be sure to find out it is me in my new name because I won't hide it.
#saynotocowardice having an unknown alternate moniker isn't cowardice. Sometimes you just want to make a fresh start, let go of old habits and enemies, wipe the slate clean. I dont see you as hotpeppersoup though, too local, that will be for someone like bukatyne  |
Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 12:02am On Mar 17, 2015 |
Khabuqi: That quote was not to you na or are you the same as cococandy? i think you just found her alternate moniker  |
Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 11:40pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
These wars never end do they? Can't we all just get along?  |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:08pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
bukatyne: When does the wife get home? When does the husband get home that he is expecting his food covered on the table? Trying to understand the time difference here
Your subsequent posts say the woman lost the urge after child birth... one of nature's curses Once fortnightly is toolittle for sex but again if the woman is on or either of them have a project at work or sick, then they might get down fewer times. That said, the wife should develop Interesting and the hubby should learn the art of pre-intimacy even from the morning.
@Traditional husband: if he wanted traditional, he should have married a traditional wife. They both should meet in the middle and do things their own way. All the my mom/dad does a, b, c ends before marriage.
@Chores: I am sorry I don't understand a man wanting to be worshipped because he cleans his own home and takes care of his kids. Don't get me wrong; the wife should appreciate him however it is his duty.
I thanked my parents for paying my school fees but If they don't pay it, who will? 
The husband might have come across nagging without hitting the nail on the head.
The wife is insensitive to her husband's feelings else she should have picked up Some vibes. She is also not appreciative of his efforts.
Solution:
They need to talk to understand each person's expectations and strive to meet them.
They should also understand each other's love languages... the wife might appreciate the husband paying for a nanny and crossing his legs in the sittingroom watching ball while the man is busy washing plates to make her happy. The husband seems to like verbal accolades etc.
The husband should also understand the kind of wife he has. Some like their men nonsense; being nice to them might make them take him for granted.
If open heart discussion does not yield positive results, let him forget about her and find other interests outside the home and do ssomething like change his wardrobe etc. Getting her to notice him without pointing it out.
If all fails, he has to manage the situation... lack of love is not a reason for divorce.
The husband should forget cheating except If he wants to checkout from the marriage. Shior! Who go read this your novel so Kidding  |
Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 9:59pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
warrior01: It saddens my heart whenever I read some of babyosisi's contributions in the family section. She's so divisive and that must be from the pit of hell. She and her likes will come online to always claim the best in their relationships but will stop at nothing to scatter other budding relationships. Tufiakwa! I pity the gullible ones that can't discern the antics of these agents of darkness.  |
Family › Re: Lets See How Pretty you are as Pregnant Woman by 5minsmadness: 9:55pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
pretydiva: D op must b high on dry poo. Y in God's name wil u upload ur pregnant wife's pix on a public forum? E clear say witches frm ya village don dey cross leg 4 ur mata My sista d tin tire me oh People dey hide pregnancy make some weenches no see am, this one dey upload for all d world to see... Op be like say ya head no correkt! |
Family › Re: Lets See How Pretty you are as Pregnant Woman by 5minsmadness: 9:53pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
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Family › Re: I Hit Her, I Regret It But She Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 9:32pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
chidyhels: 'Happily married'women advising her to go back to her fathers house to start all over  Smh for people that really take advice in this forum Am telling you! If you study their responses very well you'll notice they take particular joy in making sure the relationship breaks up irreparably. And if you ask about their own marriages it is ALWAYS perfect  " I married the best man in the world",
" my man is the most self-controlled and selfless man in the world "
" Am so happy I married my soul mate... " Yet they will be quick to ensure they destroy other people 's relationships, advice the woman to never forgive the man, etc  Yeye dey smee! |
Family › Re: He Hit Me, He Regrets It, I Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 7:45pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
kaboninc: You came late oh.
That basher's club of girls were just so though on the dude oh. Lol Its nothing new The guy has been non-insultive and so mature in ALL of his replies. Yet they won't acknowledge that. They want to feed off the hate for as much as it is worth. Nothing new at all! |
Family › Re: He Hit Me, He Regrets It, I Deserved It by 5minsmadness: 7:13pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
Oh finally am at the end! ***collapses from exhaustion**** |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 4:45pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
MuttleyLaff: cc: grandstar, Timbuktou, babyosisi
Ogbologbo! Dont know how you came about "old member with a new moniker" but never mind, "how r u doing" too
I had already done my due diligence on you before posting on the thread you opened up - like your dossier, your responses and posts Wouldnt want to be found spending precious time on a time waster
I had Timbuktou and babyosisi etc added as mentions because it was your responses to their posts I repeated but to curtail repetitions that guzzles up bandwidth didnt mention their equally relevant and important posts
Since it was advice you requested, let's make this clear, dont expect a "Last Chance Saloon" advice to be proffered, because anyone that says marriage is a bed of roses, has probably forgotten to mention the prickly thorns of roses
It serves right to remember, at the back of the mind, that it is better to give than receive - we will come back to this full course later
D D oes your friend or you, really know what porn is? Does your friend or you know why people go into or go for porn? Let's know why your friend resorts to porn because am still trying to understand the leap to porn 1. What role is porn serving in this case, how did it or how does it come into play here?
Delving a bit in the realms of psychology, not saying am a sex therapist nor doing a psychological analysis, but is there any reason or history for his wife to be frigid, has she sufferred sexual assault, sexual abuse etc
2. According to you, your friend, he is a traditionalist, isnt that so? Please confirm Can we safely assume that his wife is not a traditionalist? Is breaking with convention, an option that CAN be considered for both of them and this current situation?
3. He is intimately attracted to his wife? Does he find her sexually, physically and inwardly attractive?
4. "She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce" you say, but does she respect him?
5. Despite not having sex, regularly getting sex or having the opportunity of making love, does he LOVE his wife?
6. Despite not having sex, regularly getting sex or having the opportunity of making love, are they affectionate with each other, hold hands, kiss and cuddle? Do they flirt, horse-play or "ta ge" with each other?
Please give responses to all the questions for the expected advice. 1. Husband has sexual urges. Husband doesn't want to cheat on wife. So husband watches porn and takes care of his sexjual urges by himself. 2. By 'traditionalist' I meant husband prefers to have his food ready and covered on the table with washing hand water etc. Doesn't mean he wants wife to kneel when serving him but at least his meal should be ready and waiting when he gets home. Wife prefers to start cooking when he comes. But recently he finds himself having to demand for food when he gets home as wife may not have prepared anything and if he doesn't tell her she forgets to make anything. 3. Sexually and physically yes. Inwardly not any more. 4. Didn't ask. 5. He says he does but she is frustrating him. 6. Anytime he flirts or wants to horse-play, wife thinks he wants to have sex and becomes combative. ***p.s, following several comments here, I felt the main problem was a lack of communication and broached the subject of them talking out their feelings and such towards each other. The man said he has talked to her so many times and he is tired of talking. His wife agreed they have discussed the sex issue but was not happy he brought the matter to a third party to judge. She apparently feels sex three times a week is too much(husband is asking for this) she doesn't mind sex once in two weeks. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 2:16pm On Mar 16, 2015*. Modified: 2:33pm On Mar 16, 2015 |
babyosisi: Please come back and report the findings and mention me I guarantee you,her stories will shock you I have counseled men who told me how evil their wives were and how they won't let him touch them but until I heard about their porn addictions and drunkenness and physical abuse and rage. The story is incomplete,I guarantee you that from experience OK so I got a sister to talk to her. The following points summarises everything :you can peruse if still interested : Wife wasn't aware so much was wrong. Says she comes home very tired everyday and feels too tired to enter kitchen esp if the kids have already eaten. Husband likes a clean house and wants it clean before they go to bed, she prefers to do her cleaning in the morning. Initially he made it a point to remind her to clean up but he later stopped so she thought he didn't mind anymore. Admits that after her first baby the urge for sex just died.  No longer so interested. (man admits she was a sex.Uual tigress before the first pregnancy) Says if the man wants sex she should let him know. Doesn't feel it is worth seeing a doctor... Wants to know if sex three times a week is not too much(that's what the man is asking for) No, the man hasn't offended her. Yes the man does all those things in the house but not all the time and she feels she still needs a nanny to help with the housework. This is all I can remember for now. Brb. |
Family › Re: Why Do Men Cheat? by 5minsmadness: 11:17pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
sambarry and some guy flirting...  eeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!! |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:45pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
MuttleyLaff: I dont know why you got the hump for me being honest in admitting checking up your profile and posts before posting on the thread Though I might have fleetingly seen your monicker before, apart from that I dont know you from Jack so what has malice got to with this I bear no malice towards anybody, please dont give me bad market
Where have you heard treatment or advice is given without probing questions and then the diagnosis
You think this is time fooling around make more enquiries, when "all the information you gave in the original post" werent adequate enough I guessed it might come to this, which is why I warned "Please give responses to all the questions for the expected advice". - all the questions, as in, all my questions for the expected advice ok, I will ask him tomorrow when i see him |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:10pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
Tobiegal: This OP should fast and pray for his wishes to be realized.
That he helps out is no big deal... They have no maid... And he also said she returns late at night... So, regardless of what ever he has done... The stress of Traffic is enough to make any one tired.
Since they work in the same office, am wondering why he would leave her there and head home without her sef!
Issues are in every home, that this issue is coming from a dude doesnt make it any special.
Like I started with, please go on your knees and pray and talk to her about your concerns when she's in a good mood. they do not work in the same department. he is higher in the workplace ladder than she is, so they do not always close at the same time. meanwhile late here is like 6pm. No one at our firm closes later than this. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 10:06pm On Mar 14, 2015*. Modified: 10:45pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
cococandy: Exactly.
They have no issues except the sex thing. That's all I believe they need to work on.
The rest is the usual nonsense typical of spoilt men who want to be worshipped for cleaning his own house. This couple have been married for three years and have two kids. The man met his wife at his workplace during which time she had just finished nysc. They got to know each other better and soon they became a couple and got married. The man helped her get a job at his place of work but noticed she didn't mention his help to her parents, making it look as if she got the job herself. However he overlooked it thinking it was no big deal.
Recently however he has come to realise that his wife doesn't love him. He feels this way because
1. she never acknowledges his good deeds around the house,
2. is never willing to listen to any advice he has to give but rather takes her friend's advice over his.
3. Most times he asks for sex she says she is tired or in her period or that they should postpone it to the next day And when the next say reaches she pretends to forget. If the man insists it turns into a big fight and they don't talk for days.
The man decided to be helping her around the house [size=14pt]in case housework was overwhelming her[/size] as they don't have a nanny. He washes the clothes, picks the kids from school, cooks food for the kids and feeds them when she comes late from work and he is the one at home. Despite all this it seems he is making no headway as their sex life has not improved. The man decided to stop asking for sex but the wife didn't even notice.
4. She rarely serves him his food properly. He comes from a traditional family where the woman serves the man food as soon as he comes back from work. She says she was not brought up that way and starts cooking the food when the man comes home. He decided to be understanding and accepted to wait. But he finds if he doesn't remind her, she doesn't near the kitchen to cook for him. He had now resorted to serving himself when he gets home, thinking his wife will get the message but she is comfortable with it.
He feels the wife no longer has feelings for him and left for him would have divorced her long ago, but he doesn't believe in divorce. Also he is worried about the kids and how it will affect them if they separate.
Pls advice needed. I have tabulated, boldfaced and italicized the salient points for you to read and digest. i'm hoping your biased tendencies towards your female folk will not blind you from seeing the efforts of the man in question. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 8:06pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
pak: Now that you know I am not bluffing, do you really want me to give you (or your friend) sincere advice on the way forward ??
From the little I have heard, this lady seems to be suffering from a personality/psychological disorder. Her emotional development was stunted in the early stages of her life because of the trauma and abandonement and she is in all probability severely damaged emotionally (in some instance irredeemably)
And for one minute, do not think she doesn't know what she is doing or she is just being confused or spoilt. She in all probability a most manipulative person and the 'marriage' is going along exactly the way she intends it - so communicating with her isn't a solution at all cos she already knows what she's doing and she'll go to denial mode in any communication unless she feels threatened. Infact, right now, I am also certain she's doing her best to isolate him from other loved ones (it's a usual tactic).
Anyway, do you really want me to give my frank advice ? Hmm. Fear come dey catch me o. Anyway go ahead |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 7:41pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
MuttleyLaff: cc: grandstar, Timbuktou, babyosisi
Ogbologbo! Dont know how you came about "old member with a new moniker" but never mind, "how r u doing" too apologies. i thought you were a familar. my mistake. I had already done my due diligence on you before posting on the thread you opened up - like your dossier, your responses and posts Wouldnt want to be found spending precious time on a time waster  I had Timbuktou and babyosisi etc added as mentions because it was your responses to their posts I repeated but to curtail repetitions that guzzles up bandwidth didnt mention their equally relevant and important posts
Since it was advice you requested, let's make this clear, dont expect a "Last Chance Saloon" advice to be proffered, because anyone that says marriage is a bed of roses, has probably forgotten to mention the prickly thorns of roses
It serves right to remember, at the back of the mind, that it is better to give than receive - we will come back to this full course later  Does your friend or you, really know what porn is? Does your friend or you know why people go into or for porn? Let's know why your friend resorts to porn because am still trying to understand the leap to porn What role is porn serving in this case, how did it or how does it come into play here?
Delving a bit in the realms of psychology, not saying am a sex therapist nor doing a psychological analysis, but is there any reason or history for his wife to be frigid, has she sufferred sexual assault, sexual abuse etc
According to you, your friend, he is a traditionalist, isnt that so? Can we safely assume that his wife is not a traditionalist? Is breaking with convention an option that be considered for both and the current situation?
He is intimately attracted to his wife? Does he find her sexually, physically and inwardly attractive?
"She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce" you say, but does she respect him?
Despite not having sex, regularly getting sex or having the opportunity of making love, does he LOVE his wife?
Despite not having sex, regularly getting sex or having the opportunity of making love, are they affectionate with each other, hold hands, kiss and cuddle? Do they flirt, horse-play or "ta ge" with each other?
Please give responses to all the questions for the expected advice. *deep deep deep sigh* you are so barking up the wrong tree bro. Please do your "due diligence" on my dossier again. I am NOT the man in question. If I have issues I clearly state it is me(look at my previous threads). This isn't the first time i am bringing one of my cases to nairaland. I don't do it often (at least I hope not) but when i do its cos I'm stumped and I'm looking for outside the box ideas. All the information I gave are in the original post, please read through it again slowly and without malice. tanchu. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:49pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
MuttleyLaff: cc: grandstar, Timbuktou, babyosisi
Very good and interesting thread
One who has unreliable friends soon comes to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother A friend is always loyal, and a brother is born to help in time of need
You sure are a friend and a brother indeed, loyal and sticking your neck out opening up this thread here on behalf of this individual in his time of need
OK, that said. Why doesn't your confidant believe in divorce? What is the basis for this stance? Is this out of a religious faith, your confidant's non-belief in divorce?
Also the porn angle is not understood. Unable to grasp the reasonableness of him gravitating to porn Why porn? Why does he need to "satisfy himself with porn".
Noticed you grinning cheerfully at Timbuktou's post and noticed your: "if it was me I would have thrown her from the window by now, but this guy is a genuine nice guy, well known at the office and at home"
Sorry all for repeating or mentioning those long posts hellooo old member with a new moniker, how r u doing  his reasons are mainly religious and because he doesnt want a broken up home and he's scared what will happen to the kids. as for the porn, he started resorting to it when she denied him sex for long periods of time, and it grew into a bad habit and he wants to stop. as for Timbuktou and babyosisi, dont worry yourself, its a story that starts way way back when wars were fought on gender battlefields  |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:41pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
redsun: Love and hate goes hand in hand. Ad both could be as passionate as the other. I like this. I dont know why but i like this quote. am gonna use it one day as my signature. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:39pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
babyosisi: Please come back and report the findings and mention me I guarantee you,her stories will shock you I have counseled men who told me how evil their wives were and how they won't let him touch them but until I heard about their porn addictions and drunkenness and physical abuse and rage. The story is incomplete,I guarantee you that from experience I already mentioned that he watches porn but that was only after she denied him sex after the birth of the first baby and subsequently. he began watching porn to cope with his sexual urges but is disgusted with the habit and wants to stop. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:34pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
pak: The problem isn't lack of communication, the woman knows exactly what she's doing, trying to always talk about it, will make the man look more desperate and end up empowering her.
The woman didn't get tired of the marriage either, this was her plan from day one. And yes, the woman is cheating, and it is not due to the man's fault. The woman waged a psychological warfare on the man from day one of the marriage.
One reality we need to face is that the marriage might be irredeemable. The woman might actually not be his true wife.
If we dig deep, I am 100% certain that the wife in question would have suffered trauma, abandonment or abuse as a little child and his acting out in attack as a subconscious protective mechanism against the man.
There is little the man can do about her, her problem and solution lies within her, not externally, so let the man try as best to ignore and live his life. Show her he is not concerned, that will in the short term grab her attention but in the long term, my instinct tells me the man is in for hell Interesting. Her own parents separated when they were little. she doesn't allow her father visit their matrimonial home since she feels he abandoned her and her siblings when they were little. this was one of the reasons the guy in question doesn't want a repeat as their own kids are little too. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:27pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
babyosisi: Do you know what I will advise since you are friends with them Call the wife aside if you are that close or have a female close to her call her aside and ask what the issue is You will be shocked at what you will hear already had that in mind. |
Family › Re: She Doesn't Love Him, But He Doesn't Believe In Divorce. by 5minsmadness(op): 5:10pm On Mar 14, 2015 |
alright babyosisi how should he check himself? be specific. Av guyishly asked him if he maybe cheated on her and she found out, he said no, he has been faithful from day one except the porn which he is trying to stop. This guy cooks food sometimes, washes clothes and even irons it for the wife all to please her. i thought it is the kind of thing you feminist ladies like? god knows if it was me I would have thrown her from the window by now, but this guy is a genuine nice guy, well known at the office and at home. what do you think is making the lady behave this way? i want to hear "you people's" point of view. babyosisi: Nna check yaself A toad doesn't t run in the afternoon for nothing If a wife refuses a man for three months there must be done thing he isn't doing right Check yaself well well |