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Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by olaolabiy: 2:14pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
When girls talk about marriage, LOVE is the least thing on their mind. Even when it comes to having boyfriends. It is a FACT. That's the way it is. And, that will NEVER change. There are many articles on this. And the reasons why. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Nobody: 2:14pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
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Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by onyezebros(m): 2:15pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Na wa o! What is the place of love in this relationship? Isn't real love supposed to be supportive and ''blind''? Now for proper naija sense. If na me, i go bone the girl continue dey find work. Wen i get beta work, me go look for beta girl join. Dis kain chic wey no wan marry your friend sake of say im no hol. Na beta girl be dat? What if your guy coins emaciate tomorrow, dis kain girl no go remove leave am? Abeg, leave mata for mathaias. How many people get better job for naija now sef. Abi una no dey hear of minimun wage eh? Una think say na for newspaper e dey exist? |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by olaolabiy: 2:18pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
As undergraduates, girls would say only graduates would do as husband. Then an Obafemi Martins/Kanu comes along and you begin to wonder. Money! |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Decryptor(m): 2:21pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
chaircover: I think u are among the few intelligent female Nairalanders here. Thumbs up |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by brutal(m): 2:26pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
ola olabiy:No mind dem! It's all about d benjamins! |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Nobody: 2:27pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
I think the guy in question is severely deluded. N17,000? Lol. Even guys that earn N150,000/month still struggle to acquire the necessary 'logistics' for romance, and to satisfy 'ordinary' girlfriend's endless needs, let alone wife, let alone a guy that earns N17k. I wouldn't blame him though, guess he made the fatal mistake of taking the girl's 'sweet nothings' to heart and believing that she loved him unconditionally. My vast first and second hand experience in the battle-field of love/romance/relationships have led me to the unshakeable conclusion that at the end of the day, after all is said and done, NOTHING is more important than money - not charisma, not good intimacy, not looks, not personality, not communication, nothing. Absolutely nothing. That's the bitter truth. You'll always hear women running their mouths about how they like a guy with this or that quality, but ask them if they'll be with the guy long term, or even respect/love him totally if he were a broke ass, and their answer would be all too predictable. As a married friend of mine remarked over beer a few weeks ago: "it is better for your manliness to fail you than for your pocket to fail you; if your manliness fails you but your pocket remains rock solid, the women would never leave you - at worst they'll secretly sneak out to satisfy their sexual urges elsewhere and come back to you. But if your pocket fails you, the women would scornfully reject you and dump you without even looking back". So poster, I'll advise the guy in question to get real. Women will be women, whether so-called 'born again', 'good girl' or the out-and-out street prostitute, there's not too much of a difference - same principles apply, only in different dimensions. Forget that girl and focus on making money by any means necessary,no matter how long it takes you. A man never gets too old to marry even beauty queens, trust me. When your hustle pays you'd have the enviable task of selecting from an endless bevy of nubile beauties to populate your harem. First things first, I tell you. First things first. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by shooze: 2:39pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Gold digging goes both ways. When I just started work I know how many marriage proposals I got but now as level don change I know how many men suddenly see me as wife material. Most of us are drawn to success both male and female. If you can marry him its all good if you can't it all good too.its so easy to assume he will become successful but he may also earn 17k for ever. I have seen so many women marrying a man saying we will struggle together and when the kids start rolling in an no cash resentment sets in and love flies outside the window. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by amajiaku: 2:42pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
personally, i blieve most young gals dese days jus want to bear d status of mrs n not b a real mrs. marriage is meant to make u happy and a better person n not bring u lower dan where u were. as long as the guy is hardworking and optimistic. i would marry him at once. but i hate lazy bones who are pessimistic n always whinning at every situation instead of trying to solve it in dis present economic situation its too expensive to be lazy. and yes the gal must also have a job or is self employed cuz its a two way tin. gone r d days wen only men provide. women now play their part. so yup ,i wld marry a guy even without a gud job or an education but he has to b hardworking and optimistic. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by eewule(m): 2:53pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
He's not that old. He should find a new girl who's not so much about money, and keep searching for work himself. His problem is not so bad. Many young nigerian guys suffer worse combination of problems |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Tinax(f): 3:13pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
i'll manage to date him,but won't marry him, 17k thts very poor, if he's initialy rich then goes poor i'll understand, but to start suffring from the beginning,no way!! he should look for an older woman, say 40yrs. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by sashaa(f): 3:24pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Well, well, well! its easier said than done, u know. A relationship without money is frustrating enough not to talk of MARRIAGE WITH NO FINANCIAL STABILITY! Someone said his brother married while earning 15k. May i ask what year that was? I personally will not marry a guy earning 17k monthly! I would rather wait patiently and keep encouraging him. Nigeria is a tough place to live in if u don't have money. I do not want to bring children into this world only to watch them suffer. I have seen babies die just because of poverty. Or is it unhealthy looking babies whose bodies have no resistance to ailments due to poor feeding? I'm sure thats not the kind of life i want. Please poster, your friends priority should be on improving his financial status and not marriage. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by dremoney(m): 3:31pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
I think its a combination of misplaced priority and inferiority complex adding up and the girl should have accepted his proposal(though he should not have propsed). The dude wanted to make up for lack of a good job by getting married. He desperately needed a sense of achievement but his girl let him down. If a man is not on average, financially stable, its really no point chasing after girls ab-initio, His focus should be to secure a better job. My take, Tell your buddy to forget bout his age, give his girl chinese packing, roll up his sleeves and make more effort to increase his income. Nothing like FINE BOY without money, When he gets financially stable, he will select from the best of girls no matter how old or ugly he is. Money talks brova |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by no1madman(m): 3:43pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Tinax:sweet sixteen!u sure say u never pass 40yrs! |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by baslone: 3:43pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
pro01: WORDS OF WISDOM!!!! Gbam!!!!! |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by MissyB3(f): 3:51pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
pro01:I hate to admit it, but I like this post. @ the part in red. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by sley4life(m): 3:59pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
She shouldnt turn him down. Encourage him. If i was the dude & she turns me down. I will wait till i get a good job& send her to rot in jail.Must she date or marry me cos of money. So if im wealthy 2dy &2mrw i get broke means she will run away. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by kokoye(m): 4:34pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
chaircover: kokoye: These posts definately prove that people will gladly sell their souls for money in Nigeria. And then we blame our leaders. S M H. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by MrsChima(f): 4:45pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Is that Koyoke? |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by andyanders: 4:46pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
[b]YOU THE YOUTHS ARE THE COURSE OF YOUR PROBLEMS. YOU PEOPLE HAVE YOUR DESTINY IN YOUR HANDS. AT 33 AFTER GRADUATING FROM SHOOL, YOU CANNOT AFFORD A GOOD JOB. WHY? BECAUSE OF YOUR LEADERS. I KEEP ASKING YOU YOUTHS; WHY DO YOU GO FOR NATIONAL YOUTHS SERVICE PROGRAM? WHY? THE GOVERNMENT DO NOT SEE YOIU THROUGH YOUR UNIVERSITY LEVEL. YOUR PARENTS SUFFER TO SEND YOU TO SCHOOL, ONLY FOR YOU TO COME AND SERVE YOUR FATHER'S LAND THAT NEVER CONTRIBUTED TO YOUR GROWTH. WHY CANT YOU , YOUTH COPPERS AND UNDERGRADUATES CALL A SPADE A SPADE. THE INITIAL CONCEPT OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE HAS BEEN DEFEATED. INITIALY, AT YOUR GRADUATING PERIOD IN YOUR UNIVERSITY, COMPANIES WILL COME TO RECRUITE. AFTER YOUR NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE, YOU WILL BE GIVEN A JOB, A CAR AND A HOUSE TO START LIFE. SO WITHIN 2 YEARS, YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING TO BE. YOU CAN MARRY A FELLOW GRADUATE AND BOTH OF YOU CAN PLAN YOUR FUTURE. NOW, NOTHING LIKE THAT. I KEEP ASKING; WHY CANT YOU YOUTHS REVOLT AGAINST YOUR LEADER. LOOK AT WHAT IS HAPPENING IN EGYPT. THE YOUTHS FORCED THE PRESEIDENT TO RESIGN. 75% OF NIGERIANS ARE YOUTHS. WHY CANT YOU FIGHT THESE LOOTERS? WHY?[/b] |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Mygoldie(f): 4:47pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
@OP,i don't know,it depends. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by lonewolf: 4:48pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Nigerian girls will always continue to intrigue me. Here, you have a guy who's trying to make ends meet, is working hard and trying to build a good situation for himself. He asks his partner to marry him and she turns him down largely because he's not rich. Amazingly, females on this board subscribe to this nonsense too. If you cannot marry your man when he's nobody, you are not worthy of him when he's somebody. Period. This is why I have always said I will not marry anybody who is beneath me in socio-economic standing. (If a girl isn't from a relatively wealthy family or without serious earning potential, we are only f__cking. I can't wife you.) You can never be certain that she's with you because she loves you -- or because she sees you as a ticket to a better life. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by MrsChima(f): 4:51pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
lonewolf: You went on and on about NIGERIAN WOMEN not accepting a man who is not rich BUT YOU WON'T MARRY A WOMAN WHO IS BENEATH YOUR ECON/SOC STATUS? What the Bleep? |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Enoquin(f): 4:53pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Castigating only the babe is funny. What happened to not judging until one hears both sides. For example, how long they've been dating. Cause the way i see it, if they've been at it long, it must be the girl who has been supporting the both of them. Abuja is an expensive place to live not to talk of transportation, feeding and meeting another spouse's needs. The girl thought about it and a number of things could havee influenced her decision like her background. She may not want to repeat the same cycle of poverty(not that am saying that the guy is poverty bound) As someone rightly said, baby's food and pampers is not cheap not to talk of other things. The girl's fault lies in not advising her man to have gone for a professional course or something(that is if they have been dating for long), if she knew that he was the one she was going too settle down with. Again if the man is 33/35, it means she is definitely not 18 and may be getting some pressures from family. BTW tell me how a grown man still supports himself on one stream of income. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by lonewolf: 5:05pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Mrs.Chima: Because I am not gona be anybody's meal ticket. Bring your 50%, I'll bring mine. Then we can talk marriage. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Nobody: 5:12pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
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Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by dayokanu(m): 5:30pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Chaircover, Shey you dey see why I am always against these women. You see that your opinion is in the minority among women on this thread. On one hand they claim they need a man who loves them on the other hand they say the love is tied to money. Lemme ask, If the girl leaves the guy and somehow the guy makes it, Would you now blame the guy if he has an impression that ALL girls are gold diggers. Let the guy go, He would meet someone else who deserves him. Someone told a story about how a high flying Harvard trained Chicago lady was proposed to by an intern and broke boy. She agreed and they got married Years later the man is the President of the whole Freaking United States and the most Powerful man in the world Go figure |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by ykchap(m): 5:46pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
The girl does't luv the guy. All hope is not lost yet, u'll make it, and d girl shal be put 2 shame. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by MrsChima(f): 5:50pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
lonewolf: That is my point. It is okay for you not to be anyone's meal ticket BUT a Nigerian chick must accept a broke man or a man who is not making enough to support HIMSELF let alone her? You are tripping. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by mrperfect(m): 5:54pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Is 33 getting old? let his gets mind in the real thing. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by Rhino5dm: 5:59pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Double wahala for dead body . On a serious note, majority of girls wont dabble in to that "high risk" and i wouldnt do that either . you can only cook food in the pot not love! simple way out is to go for over age babe or a low lifer(from the ghetto) or wait until he finds a better job. love and money are inter woven, only a hypocrite will want to seperate them. which kind of house are they going to be living in ?? even bacther is more than 4k per month. |
Re: Would You Marry Him - Even Without A Good Job by kokoye(m): 6:28pm On Feb 15, 2011 |
Mrs.Chima: Yes this is me over and over again. We indirectly encourage fraud, looking and armed robbery by celebrating (and marrying) only the wealthy regardless of how they made their money. We see the hard-working but still struggling man or woman and we mock and rebuke them for being broke and penniless. And yet we blame the Nigerian goverment. Judging by the posts on this thread, a lot of people do not care about love. simple. This means I am allowed to call some people gold diggers. I shake my head again. |
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