Beebah2000:
But it is not compulsory for her to contribute na. Na wa for Nigerian men ooo...... Shabi u love here na, so u have to spend for her.
Stingy Men Association don turn their brain upside down.

Beebah2000:
you see, your brain dey pain u. During our parents generation, women no dey contribute during wedding. Na this generation, una want make men and women dey wear the same shoes. E no go work like that.

temitope27:
Tell that to biafran

Beebah2000:
But it is not compulsory for her to contribute na. Na wa for Nigerian men ooo...... Shabi u love here na, so u have to spend for her.
Stingy Men Association don turn their brain upside down.

GIdiata:

As usual. Nigerian girls have nothing other than the h0le between their legs to offer
God bless the Nairalander who discovered their Uselessness they are useless

Beebah2000:
may God have mercy on your useless soul. Amen.

Beebah2000:
But it is not compulsory for her to contribute na. Na wa for Nigerian men ooo...... Shabi u love here na, so u have to spend for her.
Stingy Men Association don turn their brain upside down.

Favfables:



Sometimes I wonder what goes on in your mind when you type the things you type..


So the woman does not love the man and that's why she doesn't contribute ba?? Or that's why she can not spend on him ba??

And you're comparing the men of those days with the modern man ba?? Let's also compare the women of those days with today's woman...

1. The women of those days were VERY RESPECTFUL to their men. They served their husbands food on their knees, they treated their husbands like Kings and practically worshipped the floor he worked on... How're bout today's woman?? (Today's woman have no iota of respect)

2. The women of those days didn't expect their husbands to share in the house chores, they did everything at home without complaining..... How're bout today's woman?? (Today's woman expect a man to come back from work and wash plates, children's uniform and cook the meals)

3. The women of those days married as virgins, the mother of the groom will spread a white sheet on the bed the couples would lay on during their honey moon and most times, the bedsheets will be stained with blood signifying that the girl is a virgin... How're bout the women of these days?? (They take pleasure in sleeping around, they have baby Mamma's and expect to be applauded for it)

4. The women of those days were professionals in the kitchen and could cook very many sumptuous meals with whatever little they have... How're bout the women of these days?? (Indomie generation... Lazy to the point of bringing house helps, you'll hear them say, my husband should go and hire a cook.... spits on this generation!!!!!)

5. The women of these days were hardworking, they had a farm they worked on, they'll sell those crops and still supplement it to the money their husbands give to them... How're bout the women of these days?? (Bunch of lazy leech who see marriage as a retirement plan, they want to be housewives and yet still can't do basic home chores)

There's the comparison for you dear

Beebah2000:
But it is not compulsory for her to contribute na. Na wa for Nigerian men ooo...... Shabi u love here na, so u have to spend for her.
Stingy Men Association don turn their brain upside down.

Olunmercy56:
Lazy lady should not get married. If she doesn't have any handiwork, let her go and learn something, getting married and still looking for job is like a liability. Let her parents give her money to start a business rather than being useless or full house wife or still looking for job.

Aammee77:

You don mean it!
Your brain small paa
Love is Symbiotic not parasitic madam.

Aammee77:

Na una dey still find gender equality. During that generation women no dey work they be full time housewifes as man buy wife like that him fit other her to stop school, end her career and become full time housewife. Even in that time ladies families still do their part financially for weddings.
My dear don't be a liability in this generation
If you like keep waiting for one man to come and redeem you and your poverty stricken family, it's not the same story for everybody.....