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Autos / Re: Camry 2001 Model (toks Standard) 1.5m by Anoymus44: 12:31pm On Aug 07, 2022 |
You no like sell am 15million? 1 Like |
Autos / Re: 09 Upgraded To 015 Venza 9.5m by Anoymus44: 9:31pm On Jul 11, 2022 |
9m for venza? |
Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 7:39pm On Feb 03, 2022 |
MufasaLion:Yeah right.. Easier said than done. |
Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 7:39pm On Feb 03, 2022 |
InTheCloudySky:May the good Lord have mercy on you.. I hope and pray you don't ever fall into the present predicament I am in. |
Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 5:05pm On Feb 03, 2022 |
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Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 2:13pm On Feb 03, 2022 |
Ekejoestar:she's from another state. She is a calabar woman and I'm igbo. There reasons includes calabars being too fetish and they hardly stays in their husband's house for long. That's hasty generalisation as far as I'm concerned. |
Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 11:59am On Feb 03, 2022 |
odinson1:My fear exactly. It's all taking a toll on me |
Romance / Re: Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 10:41am On Feb 03, 2022 |
Godada:Boss, it have really been a hell of a Roller-coaster ride. Can't remember when last I laughed. The whole issue has taken over my mental health |
Romance / Me, My Parent And My Soon To Be Wife; Should I Take Her Advice? by Anoymus44: 10:20am On Feb 03, 2022 |
There is this lady I'm so much in a woman! She's everything and more that I want in a woman. We have been dating for about a year and half, but the problem is that my parent don't want me to get married to her because she's from one of the south south states and I'm from the South East. They insisted I marry an igbo lady because I am the first son. We have been going back and forth on this issue for about 2 months. I insisted that I was going to get married to her regardless of whatsoever they think with or without their blessings. Early last month, she got pregnant, I told my parent about the pregnancy thinking that it would further soften their hearts and make them come to terms about marrying her but it seemed worse. None of my family members are in support of the union, and this matter caused a big issue during one of the family meeting I once organised where I base. she served in the Anambra and fell in love with the everything igbo, there is no Igbo soup she can't cook. She love everything about igbos and she's 100% willing to adapt to the Igbo culture. Give her 5 years from now she will understand and speak igbo like she is one of us since birth. She is that determined. Now that she's pregnancy is in it 9th week, I don't want her to be my baby mama, I don't want our beautiful love story to turn sour. To be honest, I went to my hometown to for the festive period and I didn't find anyone that approved of me getting married to her from my family, extended families or relatives. Some swore that she has given me love portion to eat, others adviced that I should drop the idea of the marriage because no one is in support of the union. Not a single soul. I tabled the matter to the UMU-NNA (meetings for men in the family usually done in the village) it went back and forth and the elders ruled that I settle it within my immediate family and that whatsoever my parent says, they are 100% behind their decision. My parent said No, and as for the pregnancy, they will be involved in their grand child's life in everywhere but they don't want me anywhere around the mother. The frustration is real! I only find succour in my lady and the unborn baby. These days I can't even look into her eyes because I'm the reason she's in this predicament. From her side I have no issues. Her family is all welcoming and they approve of me but it's a brick wall at my end. Some days ago my lady was painting a senerio to me about her colleague big sister's husband that was in this same predicament as i am, according to her, the husband's went ahead and did the court wedding and later on after delivery he did the trad and the husband's family later came around and became part of his family. For my lady to say such, seems she's also thinking I should do same. It could really backfire in my case because my family really get coconut head and I might be all alone with no family to run to in times of turbulence. I'm in at a cross road. Do you guys reckon I take my lady's opinion because I see it as the only alternative if we are to be together. If you have ever been in this scenerio kindly share your experience. Pls help a brother. Thanks in anticipation. 1 Like 1 Share |
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