Good day to everyone out there.
I heard one Alhaji who is our neighour fighting his wife for dressing up in the presence of the grown up male child.
since she is the one that gave birth to the child, i dont think there is any big deal in that.
Do you think the mother is at fault?

I think it depends on the culture, the Northerners see it as strange, while here in South I really don't see it as any big deal

It takes a special kind of mental disease to get turned on by your own blood relations, or same sex

Nooooooo

Shouldn't be encouraged at all

0-5yrs is allowed
next topic please

It depends on how close the family is.

officialmario:
Good day to everyone out there.
I heard one Alhaji who is our neighour fighting his wife for dressing up in the presence of the grown up male child.
since she is the one that gave birth to the child, i dont think there is any big deal in that.
Do you think the mother is at fault?

There's this funny joke (abi na saying sef ) by those comedians from Delta state that goes If as a guy, your mama never for once call you to come zip her blouse, know say them adopt you

I think there's a lot of sense in that saying.

The Igbo will tell you that if you haven't been called to help unzip your mother or sister,then ask who gave birth to you.

Not an ideal practice. It isn't because they could/would get turned on but for the psychological effect on the child.

officialmario:
Good day to everyone out there.
I heard one Alhaji who is our neighour fighting his wife for dressing up in the presence of the grown up male child.
since she is the one that gave birth to the child, i dont think there is any big deal in that.
Do you think the mother is at fault?

There's your answer.

Muslims usually build their houses in such a way that males and females (of the same family) have different living quarters.
The females come out completely clothed when everyone needs to be together as a family.

I believe the Alhaji, in adhering to the tenets of his religion, is right to scold his wife.

Its not ideal,once the boy child becomes 3-4 or max 5 the mum is supposed to stop being naked (full or partial) in the presence of the child.

But then I saw a thread where peeps said its a norm to see your sisters unclothedness as a Guy, I have also seen married women stripping down to pant and bra in the presence of their biological brother and I seemed to be the only one there surprised.

I feel its not too good in the long run.

It depends on culture and the religion involved.