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Business › Re: Nigerian Business Men, Who Do U Send To Buy Stuff For You Abroad? by amtheone(m): 6:14pm On Jan 16, 2015 |
This onila of a girl always has a story to share about her family. This, maybe one of such. |
Romance › Re: 8 Wrong Things Girls Check Before Marrying A Guy by amtheone(m): 2:34pm On Jan 11, 2015 |
iceberylin: Will you advice ya sis to marry an opposite  U must be one frustrated fellow. |
Celebrities › Re: APC VP Aspirant, Prof. Osinbajo, Strikes A Pose With Annie Idibia by amtheone(m): 11:24am On Dec 30, 2014 |
I just love this man and his campaign strategies. I wish u more strength. But, if you win dont become a pain in our nect like what Johnathan has become. |
Family › Re: I'm Married With Kids And In Love With A Prostitute by amtheone(m): 11:06am On Dec 30, 2014 |
danielmichael: I am going through what is a classic midlife crisis with a bit of a twist. I’m in my early 40s and have a great wife and two great young kids, all of whom I love dearly. I’ve been with my wife for over 20 years. Everyone tells me how lucky I am to have the perfect marriage. But, of course, I don’t feel so lucky. Instead I feel burdened, trapped by the overwhelming obligations of family and of keeping up appearances. The way I’ve tried to deal with these feelings is by seeing prostitutes. About eight months ago, I met and paid for the woman of my dreams. She’s beautiful, a sexual dynamo, smart, funny and sweet. She’s not a typical prostitute; she’s more like the girl next door who wants to get paid for her great looks and abundant sexual talents. I soon went from being her client to being her friend and confidant. Her presence in my life does two things for me. First I get to feel those incredibly strong emotions that I haven’t felt in years about my wife (lust and longing), and more important, I feel so free during the few hours a month I get to see her. Not only do we explore sexual fantasies that would be completely out of bounds with my wife, but more important, I can completely relax around her and joke around and talk frankly, and not have to worry about things like who’s picking up whom from school. Of course, I know that this whole thing is incredibly stupid and immature, but I can’t figure out how to unring the bell and go back to a life without this woman. Do you think it will be possible to not see her and forget about the pleasure, love and passion that we had? I’ve tried for a few weeks at a time, but I’ve always felt the need to see her again — the urge for release, both literally and metaphorically, was too strong. I have a hard time imagining life without her, but at the same time, she could never be a part of my “real” life — I have too much invested in my marriage and family to break it up. So the question boils down to this: How do I give up sexual (and emotional) nirvana for the sake of my family? It is always good not to start what you cannot finish. But since you have started, you have to put in the exact energy and resources you put in the first to get the second woman. If you fail to do it, you wont get the desired result that you're looking for. You have a limited time to do this, because you have already sacrificed the future of your family in the altar of lust and selfishness. The seemingly sexual gratification and all the pheripherals that you seem to enjoy will soon become a burning element in your marrow. Note: One cannot and will never enjoy sex successfully outside his/her marriage |
Family › Re: Why Is The Name "Ekaete" Always A Maid?? by amtheone(m): 10:49am On Dec 30, 2014 |
2undexy: Almost all the Ekaetes i've met are related to servants or house maid fields (so to speak).
It is now so prevalent that all our Igbo/Calabar folks settled for the name Ekaete as their maid, don't know maybe they are servant inclined, (just saying though), and which is not suppose to be so.
What your take on this guyz.
And please, am not throwing jibes at anyone, and if incidentally or possbly your name is Ekate, i mean no harm..just 'facting' what's going on in our country for possible solutions. I would have love to educate you on the subject matter, but I cannot due to my tight schedule. |
Politics › National Conference: Where Is The Report? by amtheone(op): 10:42am On Dec 30, 2014 |
We are all aware of the recent National Conference where billions of naira was spent, some delegates even died during the conference.
My question is, what has happened to the report? |
Politics › Re: The Bricklayer’s Breakdown Of Nigeria’s Proposed 2015 Budget by amtheone(m): 12:02am On Dec 30, 2014 |
tit: jonathan might not be an angel, but buhari is a demon! do not invite demon into your life. I believe that you are aware of the negative impacts of Johnathan system of government, but for selfish reasons you decided not to speak the truth. You must be a very wicked fellow. The evil that you support will one day align with you. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Imagine If The 3 Wise Men Were Women. by amtheone(m): 9:33pm On Dec 26, 2014 |
Speakdatruth: n ds rubbish made frontpage? Why are you this unhappy in your life? |
Politics › Does Police Issue Receipt For Money They Charge For Bail? by amtheone(op): 9:21pm On Dec 17, 2014 |
Nigeria government has many institutions/agencies which police force is one of them.
I would like to know how this money is been accounted for since no receipt. I mean the money they charge for bailing an individual being arrested for either committing offense or not.
Road Safety which is one of government agencies directs those they charge for commiting offense to pay their fine through bank which I believe to some extent can be accounted for. But with police, I dont think such practice is observed.
I just mentioned Road Safety, there are other government agencies that direct those that have financial transaction with them to carry out such through designated banks.
If police has ever issued you a receipt for the money they charged you for bailing yourself or someone, share it. If no, why is it so? |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Celebrating An Icon - Happy Birthday To Pastor Chris Oyakhilome by amtheone(m): 10:40am On Dec 07, 2014 |
Happy birthday sir. Thank you for teaching me the word of God in simple terms.
I love you. |
Family › Re: To The Married Men: Who Is In The Better Position To Be Your Next Of Kin by amtheone(m): 7:46pm On Dec 04, 2014 |
I used my wife. For properties we jointly acquired, we used our child.
I don't have strength for unecessary headache. |
Family › Re: Never Live Apart by amtheone(m): 7:17pm On Nov 30, 2014 |
Adesiji77: There are many reasons why couples live apart. Whether by an act of chance or choice, here are some reasons why couples ought to live together
Fosters good child upbringing
Both parents have a particular input in the life of the child (ren). They have a figure to represent and children have different things to learn from them.
Learn more about each other
No matter how much you think you know someone, you would discover that you do not know everything about that person. It is advisable for new couples to live together as there are still things to discover and learn.
Better communication
Communication is key in a relationship and when couples live apart, they could disconnect. Although technology has eased communication between couples who live apart or far from each other, nothing can be compared to living together. This way, couples learn how best to relate with each other or what not to do to get on each other’s nerves. Emotions are best felt through physical connection.
Builds trust
One of the ways to building trust in a relationship is by living together with your partner and constantly reassuring each other of your love.
Health issues
If one partner has health challenges, it is unwise living apart because he or she needs attention and care as possible. In the case of an emergency, it is easier reaching out to your partner when you live together.
Shuns distractions
Couples who live apart are at a higher risk of cheating on each other than those who live together. Since there are different levels of resistance, a little show of affection or attention from the opposite sex who is not a spouse could set the sparks flying and even lead to more acts.
Shared responsibilities
Couples are meant to share responsibilities, moments and times together. When one is absent on one of such special moments, it grieves the heart of the other.
http://www.punchng.com/spice/relationship/never-live-apart/ I don't think whether new or old couple would delibrately want to live apart. Situations and circumstances make it so. |
Family › Re: What Is The Importance Of Marriage Certificate In The Hands Of The Wife by amtheone(m): 10:10pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
magictouch: Please do pray for me cos I need that the most. The more I pray the worst things become. seems God is not looking my way.
We have known for over ten yrs and got married after 4 yrs of courting. the situation is already affecting mu daughter of 5 yrs in that she knows exactly what is going on. The other day, she was watching TV and she saw a man mistreating his wife, she started saying this is how my daddy used to beat my mummy, I was shocked, dont want them to grow in such environment. I really dont know who to tell cos he doesnt involve any relative in our lives. Thanks for your advice As it is now, you may have to seek the service of those that handle marrital issues professionally since informing his relatives will bring in more problems. If after all this, the situation still remains the same, you will have to give him some space because of your safety and that of your children. Don't give up on prayers. God is faithful. |
Family › Re: What Is The Importance Of Marriage Certificate In The Hands Of The Wife by amtheone(m): 7:26pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
magictouch: thanks for ur advice. marriage is to be enjoyed not endured. i have been enduring for almost 7yrs. just looking for the best possible way to end things cos of our 3 kids. so exhausted of the emotional turtoure and abuse. tired of him telling me to leave his house everyday. I really dont know under what circumstances did you guys become husband and wife. If it was a normal procedure - dating and courtship before marriage, I believe that you must have known a little about his character. For you to stay together and have 3 kids, I also believe that things were not this bad. I really also don't know to what extent you have gone to make it work. You can if possible check the line when it became this bad - that is the last time you guys had a peaceful relation. There is always a line between the good and the bad. So, kindly check that line and see if there any thing you can to bring about peace in your home because you need peace in your marriage not because of your children but for your sake as well. If you need to bring in people who you think can help make things better if you have not already done so, please go ahead and do. If your husband is physically about you, even though verbally abused is also deadly, let some people be awared of his lifestyle towards you. Please dont keep quiet. Then, also be very sure that his frustration is not caused by you. I will help you in my prayer. |
Family › Re: What Is The Importance Of Marriage Certificate In The Hands Of The Wife by amtheone(m): 5:01pm On Nov 26, 2014 |
magictouch: Hello my people, each time I have a heated argument with my husband he keeps demanding for our marriage Certificate, and I wonder what for. if he wants a divorce cant he start the process without it, or if he needs it desperately cant he approach the church or court, there are copies there. So because of his demands, I decided to hide it. Please people that knows, kindly tell me how powerful the marriage certificate is, in the hands of a women during divorce process, does it protect the woman in anyway. Thank you. Hmmmm. I don't think you should bother much about in whose hands the paper is. I think what you should be more concerned about is how you guys can live peacefully without this "heated argument". If he needs the paper to be in his possession, then peacefully do so. If I may ask, what is the cause of this argument and how old is your marriage? You don't need to dream of divorce, dream of enjoying your marriage. I wish you the very best. |
Family › Re: May God Bless My Elder Brother by amtheone(m): 9:25am On Nov 25, 2014 |
Brite02: ADVERTISEMENT. Why are you like this? |
Family › Re: Why I Keep Avin Crush Fo Older Gals by amtheone(m): 3:36pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
KanwuliaJara: You don't have to buy them 'recharge' cards or pay their transportation fares. You always have a lot of pocket money, for they are employed!  You learn how to phock a woman without using their anus'es'!  They are more emotional stable. . . unlike the so-called younger 'psychodelic stalkers' who are always hungry, broke and angry!  The 'breaasts' of an older woman are dangling and easily elongated, READY TO FILL YOUR HAND AND MOUTH. . . not like some immobile, prepubescent, stone mounds or pseudo, engorged, pre-lactating cups of flesh looking like the 'GEORGIA DOME' or the flat, BONY CHEST of some malnourished university student constantly running to hop on 'OKADAS' or trekking like some SUDANESE TUAREG to and from lectures in some 'university concentration camp' in NIGERIA. . . .all in the name of 'lepa' syndrome of poverty! 
Finally, the older women smell better(less fissssshy). . . having learned over the years to maintain the decorum of proper PH(poohsie hygiene) . . . . .Even yeast buds are tired of visiting the area and have since relocated elsewhere! 
There! You have it!  But here, it appears to me that everything is ok. |
Family › Re: Can U Employ A Matured Housemaid/houseboy(ages 17 And Above) To Your House? by amtheone(m): 11:44am On Nov 24, 2014 |
All those ladies shouting creche really dont know much about what they are saying.
I don't want to share some horrible experiences associated with this creche. Just wait untill you are married and kids start coming. By then, I believe it will be a different story. |
Family › Re: My Husband Says I Am The Cause Of His Problem by amtheone(m): 12:58pm On Nov 16, 2014 |
Soyedele1: I always feel sad hearing stories like this. I knw women are frustrating sometimes. While yu thinking towards west, some women will be thinking towards east. The OP locked her husband's cloths, FINE! but yet, I see no reason for her husband to beat her up. Why can't he just calm her down and explain how he spent his salary? What's the big deal there. Irresponsible men beat their wives. I have never slapped or beaten a lady before and I'm still praying to GOD to give the grace not to do such in my life.
OP, I'm so sorry about your situation, God will take control. Are u married? |
Family › Re: How Do Your Hormones Affect You During Menstruation? by amtheone(m): 7:04am On Nov 09, 2014 |
slimyem: My days are like every other day. I do not exhibit any unusual attitude nor does it affect my relations with people or situations. Maybe my hormones just agree with me.  It's because you're slim. |
Travel › I Want To Sell My Flight Ticket (from Lagos To Abuja) by amtheone(op): 5:45pm On Nov 07, 2014 |
I am supposed to travel to Abuja on Friday - 14th Nov. 2014. I have already bought an online ticket but due to some circumstances, I will not travel again and I would like to sell it for a male passenger.
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Family › Re: What Age?? by amtheone(m): 10:21am On Nov 06, 2014 |
I really dont know why this type of pressure on babies. I think if we have our way we would have changed everything including pregnancy - we wont allow them spend 9months in the womb.
I think some ladies should give birth in school, that way u wont have anything to worry about. |
Family › Re: Need Help Please. Long Distance Marriage And My Job by amtheone(m): 9:01pm On Nov 04, 2014 |
Hmmmm. Sister you cant eat your cake and have it. The distance of your relationship is too far. Not even occasionally visit can take care of this. You have to make plans on how to move to be with your hubby or he comes back to Naija if possible.
The damage that staying apart for a long period of time will cause, a million pounds job will not solve.
So, calm down, reason with your husband and both of you should come to a conclusion.
Pls dont persuade him to allow you stay back in Nigeria. |
Travel › Have You Ever Missed A Flight? by amtheone(op): 11:39pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
Ours happened when we were returning from Akwa Ibom to Lagos. Imagine for 3adults. We actually prepared ahead of time but, for just no reason decided to relax a bit at home. Little did we know that such relaxation will mean so much.
Our flight was at 12noon but at about 9am I received a text that it has been re-scheduled to take off at about 2:45pm. I said to my wife if so, let's not rush. At about 12noon we headed to the air port. At 1pm we were stil on the road, to 2, we were still on and by the time we got to the air port it was all over. I looked at my family with our little angel, we had no other option than to double almost the amount we bought our initial tickets.
When we got to Lag, we made up our minds that we would never miss our flights again and it has been so.
So, share urs if it has happened to u. |
Family › Re: Must Husbands Always Be The First To Initiate Love Making With Wives? by amtheone(m): 1:56pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
My brother, man is faced with so much. Here is a few list: 1) Man must be the first to ask the woman out. 2) Man must ask the woman what she would like to eat 3) Man must foot the pill 4) Man must open the door for the woman 5) To maintain his gentleman status, man must not raise his voice on a woman 7) After the outing, man must drop the woman off if he has a car otherwise he has to pay for a taxi sometimes taxi with ac otherwise he would be termed not "caring"  In the area of love making, it is the responsibility of a man make the woman..... 9) Man must make the woman get orgasm 10) For a man not to be termed a selfish man, he has to get approval from the woman before he can cum 11) The man must satisfy the woman by all means, even if he has to borrow energy from his next door neigbour. It's his responsibility. God is our strength jare. Feel free to add urs |
Family › Re: How Do I React To This? by amtheone(m): 9:49pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
bukatyne: @OP:
She should be able to handle it herself and tell you for information purpose.
However, as it stands, tell him to stop disturbing your girl if you are sure there is nothing between them and cut off all ties with him.
Goodluck. Assuming i'm single and a guy ask me to stop talking to a particular girl, I will really feel so sad about his life. |
Family › Re: How Do I React To This? by amtheone(m): 9:42pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
5minsmadness: With the way i'm feeling and with his scrawny form it won't be a fight, I assure you. ***shut the door on your way out.*** Ok then, but ur girl will fill so happy. Hope u understand what I mean? |
Family › Re: How Do I React To This? by amtheone(m): 7:01pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
Even with millions of girls all over the place guys are still fighting over girls. Im out. |
Family › Re: please help... my inlaws dont want my progress by amtheone(m): 7:20pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Sophyrocks: I am soooo Sorry about your loss. It seems your husband left no will. If only you had the means to take them to court. I would advise you get something doing as soon as possible. These people you are dealing with are dangerous. You could get yourself killed. Stay away from these people as much as possible. Its very important for a woman to be self sufficient financially when married.
I cn't see myself marrying into a diabolical family.God forbid! She may nt have known that d family is into some bad stuff. Just remember her in ur prayers. |
Family › Re: Does This Make Me A Bad Mother? by amtheone(m): 11:12am On Oct 19, 2014 |
This is going to be very tough considering the fact that u have kids. You need to plan with your husband.
If I may ask, how soon do you think it will take before you move your kids to join you? You have to be very careful. I wish u all the best |