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Glamouzpeter:Did the daughter know he was dead before he visited her? |
Romanoff:This is a very thoughtful, sincere and intelligent answer. I always tell myself that I will never slap my wife (if I marry eventually), but I can think of a number of situations that could make me do otherwise. I'll just say "I pray nothing happens that will push me that far".I don't believe in prayers, but I'll help you say a big AMEN to this. |
Romanoff:It also depends on the circumstances. If the man is slapped for what he himself knows he's indefensibly guilty of (being caught red-handed sleeping with another woman for instance), then he's not likely to slap the woman back. But let me ask this (don't answer it if you're uncomfortable with the question): as a wife, could anything make you slap your husband? |
Romanoff:So it's just for the fun of it. Lols That reminds me of how some guys used to catch fun at OAU male hostels by verbally insulting themselves with funny abuses. We call this "Aro". Most students find it very entertaining. A particular hostel, Awolowo Hall, was (and probably still is) notorious for this. Personally, I see you as a sensible and decent lady, please don't allow the negative comments of some unreasonable people here to change you for the worse. |
Romanoff:If rationality and gracefulness don't work, nothing else will. You cannot insult people into seeing your point or changing their belief. You simply can't! |
Romanoff:When you match insults for insults, you reduce yourself to the same level as the person who started the insult. Besides, what would you really gain from doing such? Or is there some sort of trophy for the "best insulter"? I believe you will school people more effectively (if that's your objective) through rationality and gracefulness than by exchanging insulting words with them. |
Romanoff:Why can't you always be graceful irrespective of how the person you're arguing/dialoguing with responds? This shouldn't be hard for you to do especially since you seem to be a "good Christian". If someone says something provocative or insulting to you on a faceless forum like this, just ignore them and move on with your life. |
Here in Nigeria, we are very fortunate to have relatively nice weather and we hardly experience any seriously devastating natural disaster. BUT UNFORTUNATELY, we have created (and still creating) far worse artificial disasters for ourselves through our greed, self-centeredness and religious bigotry. Can Nigeria still be a great country or is all hope lost? Let me add this also: Posting "Rest in Peace" or "RIP" on social media when someone dies is clearly a futile exercise. Your wish for the dead (whether good or bad) will be of no consequence whatsoever. So instead of the RIP post, a better thing to do is to use that sad occasion to reflect on the reality of death for every human; that one day you too will die. The more you do this, the more aware you will become of the ephemeral and transient nature of your existence. Hopefully, this will make you put more thought into HOW you live your life. |
Romanoff:Wrong! It's your child that would be second cousins to your cousin's child. |
Your dad's elder sister is your aunt. Her son is your cousin. So the son's child (your cousin's child) would be your first cousin once removed. |
AskProf:I'm sure you don't know the correct answer yourself. |
From the look of things, there is going to be a serious food crisis in Nigeria soon. The consequences of this will be far-reaching! |
Romanoff:He seemed to be training his mind with chess (my favorite game). Na cuppy came to interrupt. |
Romanoff:I think you're laying too much emphasis on your faithfulness to your husband and your resolution to remain faithful to him. When I commented that "I'm sensing your husband is not doing enough in da oda room", I wasn't trying to suggest that you should look outside for a better man to pleasure you more sexually. I only said that in response to your comment that sex is a "very overrated something". From your comments, I can feel that you passionately and proudly love your husband and I respect that. Keep enjoying your marriage! |
Romanoff:I agree with you that many people are sexually immoral because they find sex very pleasurable (and they seek every opportunity to enjoy that pleasure). But can we blame them for seeing sex as such? Certainly not! It's "nature" that has sort of programmed us to see sex the way we do. Me I trained myself from when I was a teenager to indulge in other pleasures so I'd tow the path God destined me for . And like I said before, sex is pleasurable but I'd put other things I find more pleasurable before it.It's nice that you have other things you indulge in for pleasure. But then, I don't think there's anyone who doesn't have other things they enjoy aside sex. Besides, sex only gives a momentary pleasure; it's not something that can be enjoyed 24/7. @ the bolded, how did you find out what God has destined you for? If my husband wasn't doing enough like you insinuated, I'd probably be all over the place trying to get the "ultimate pleasure" from other sources, by the grace of God, that is not the case.I'm glad you're faithful to your husband and I encourage you to keep it up. However, you have to know that different men have different ability to satisfy women sexually: some men are very good at it and some are terribly bad. So, how much pleasure you derive from sex is an indication of your hubby's sexual ability. It is very insulting for you to assume my husband isn't doing enough because my opinion differs from yours and I'd get really angry if you keep towing this line.I'm sorry my comment came across as an insult. But I was only trying to say that if your husband had pleasured you more sexually, then you probably won't see sex as a "very overrated something". In other words, it's possible you haven't yet experienced or enjoyed the fullness of sexual pleasure. |
Romanoff:Sex very overrated? I'm sensing your hubby isn't doing enough in da oda room. |
Romanoff:I've given it a second thought and I now agree with you. But for ME sexual pleasure remains the most pleasurable! |
Romanoff:Hmm... you always have very reasonable opinions on relationship matters. This reminds me why I'm following you. Your husband is a very lucky man. |
Romanoff:I don't think any other pleasure is as pleasurable as sex is (especially when you reach orgasm). However, sexual pleasure is short-lived. |
Romanoff:Hi. Assuming the marriage is IDEAL and everything is fine with the couple, how frequently should they have sex? Also, in a situation where one party has urge for sex and the other doesn't, what should they do? |
Following |
tasceige:Wow... I find this info very valuable |
ityP:The fact that Twitter did it to one president doesn't mean it's right. A president's official account ought to be accorded some respect. By having the power to treat a president's tweet (a message to his/her people) anyhow, twitter indirectly has the power to greatly influence the politics of a country. This shouldn't be! |
Kinzo0917:So because Trump's account was banned, that has made it something right abi? Abeg wake up from your sleep and think. Dulllard |
Banning Twitter in Nigeria is a petty and thoughtless move by the FG. But then, in the first place, Twitter shouldn't have the power to delete a president's tweet (any president whatsoever). The Nigerian government and Twitter have both equally erred! |
Romanoff:Why looketh thee forward to June 12? What's gonna happen on that day? |
Norphiee:Hello. Is your name Nafisat? |
Romanoff:If this is truly your dream, I must say it's highly commendable and I wish you the very best as you WORK towards its realization. (I have a similar goal actually) |
Romanoff:I didn't say you should not have money. I'm only calling your attention to the fact that living a good life goes far beyond being wealthy. Now concerning your ambition to be a billionaire, be sincere, is your motivation really to "impact millions of lives through charity" or just to make yourself and your family enjoy life as much as possible? |
Romanoff:But you should note that "good life" is really not about having money in abundance to waste on frivolous and luxurious things. Without a doubt, money will satisfy your material needs (which is good), but then WHAT IS AFTER 6 IS MORE THAN 7 ! |
Stone03:Bros, it is hightime you realized that it is total nonsensse to say it is only by believing in Jesus that one would go to heaven. That claim does not make any sense. Consider this FACT carefully: If you were born in a Muslim family, you would have most probably been a Muslim (yes or no?). And if you were a Muslim, you wouldn't believe in Jesus as your Lord and savior. Now imagine that you die as a muslim and God sends you to hell because of that, would you see that God as a good and loving God? |
Deborah98:As funny as it sounds, this actually seems like the best explanation for Buhari's absence at his COAS burial. If he was there, he would have necessarily had to address the people directly rather than reading from paper.. clearly, Buhari cannot do this without committing some ridiculous and embarrassing blunders. I used to doubt this, but Buhari has now finally cleared my doubt. I just can't think of any other reason for Buhari's absence. We Nigerian youths really need to do something to force Buhari out of office. 2023 is still far |