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Someone does not believe in God and you think he will believe in you for too long?In my books,it is a NO! |
I have dated older babes before and enjoyed it well,but never again. I can't marry an older lady;NEVER! ![]() |
Such acts of love are eternal memories for kids. My mum keeps remembering how her dad will iron her clothes and pack her iron boarding school box for her in those days. In a relationship of love that marriage is,let the couple do all that make life easier for each other and keep the home happy. I will do this and more. |
EfemenaXY: Aluta and Apolo...nairaland's night guards...We are selfless sentinels keeping the owls off here. ![]() Happy Sunday Efe. |
alutacontinua: I never said I'm 4 hours behind Nairaland. I said 'some' hours, some here could mean 2Sorry for the 4 I stated o,I thought I saw that yesterday o. Communism?Hmmmmm. I quite think in addressing the pitfalls of capitalism and democracy it still ends up in celebrating the dictatorship of a cult of powerful elite. Check out the expired USSR,China,Cuba's statecraft of a family and its acolytes,and even same in Chavez's Venezuela. The best models of government have quite dubious merchants. The seeming peace of the largely week may be a result of programmed pacifist mindset than joys. On Mrs Obama,she is an inspiration really. The fact that she mentored him professionally years ago has also helped her support-he is her professional baby too. She represents women who come into unions as loaded assets-with skills,vision,charism,character and a willingness to love. Bless you,Aluta-C! ![]() |
Just a day's experience in the form of two phone calls and answers that do not meet your expectations already suggest she could be secretive? And this already unusual verdict on an ordinary act of freedom must become a thread? Calm down dear,keep down your insecurity and let the poor girl have her peace. She is your babe,if the affection is there as well as the trust,then let her enjoy her freedom to share those details when she wants. Are there other troubling facts you are not stating? |
alutacontinua: Amen.What happened to the 4 hours behind Nairaland fact? ![]() Any interest in politics or are they politicians you admire around the world? Has any female politician anywhere in the world impressed you?Just curious about the passion I see in you and possible purpose.... ![]() If I sleep off before your reply,then may the day break.Amen. ![]() |
alutacontinua: I don't have a choiceDon't worry as it will be a beautiful and happy one. Still up for awhile?I am going off to sleep in 10 minutes. |
Well, the peace,love and blessings of a shared life with the better gender. Come to think of it,the man grows and glows not just physically but even generally as he begins to focus on essentials,live in a hub soaked in affection and care that he gets as he happily give too;then there is some restfulness too that it all bring-all the easily wasted energies and scattered pleasure atoms are conserved! |
How can you condemn them to the worst there are? A sensible babe will prefer none of those! ![]() |
alutacontinua: OkayThanks for your insightful comments. Its nobility is undeniable;its been an ideal that holds hope and assured rewards can not be doubted too.My kids will be taught and exposed to these;the young will be encouraged to hold them. Yet it is a world where many do not see this value enough to inspire their chastity,and,like I did point severally,we need to guide those around us to a more pragmatic attitude than idealism. I have come from a personal credo perspective than make a normative judgment. By the way,looking forward to the new week? ![]() |
alutacontinua: If my brain is still intact, your stance here says: it's a noble cause, however, we do falter!What I have said is that it is great for those who believe in it;in my own life I am not practicing it. Now,the 'test driving' concept isn't original to me. My points and positions on that thread were expressed using a registry already created that used 'test driving'. I used 'test driving' which others had used to make all I said rhyme with an ideological syllabus. ![]() It is a mechanical concept that devalues love and the significance of the pleasures that colour it.Away from the issues and the conflicts on that thread let's call it pre-marital sex. But,is anyone who isn't a virgin championing a 'no to pre-marital sex' not contradicting himself/herself? Is it possible to have had sex and turn around to say,"emmmm,it is really not a thing anyone should do until the 'I do' moment?" ![]() |
alutacontinua: Tell me I didn't do that ^ ^ ^ ^What? ![]() |
alutacontinua: lol....ideological fire with a Barrister, you wan finish me be that!I am not for an undisciplined appetite for pleasure, I am all for love and the liberty that should highlight it-sex is one manifestation of that freedom. Talking about Scriptures,I spent some years of my life studying philosophy and theology with a degree in both; I have propagated the truths that are central to Christianity enough to know its stance of 'no to pre-marital sex' and foundations. However,the truth,for me,remains that such religious considerations remain ideals that we should aspire to in freedom. Yet I have seen very many reasons to rebel against this Christian stance and others. Fundamentalism is really no faith.Our extreme doctrines and reading of christian faith has clouded its essence. I have made a choice to love a couple of times in my life. The liberty to enjoy its blessings including its pleasures, and the stoicism to endure its ironies have kept me fulfilled. Virginity is noble for those who cherish and champion it;I will be pleased to have my kids profess a faith in it when they come. But I am no virgin,and I love liberty enough to respect those who think differently about its value and consequence for love. |
alutacontinua: NL is boring these days.Let's ignite some ideological fires. My lady,please lead this! ![]() |
alutacontinua: abandon kwa?AC,how na?Pleased to know you are hale and hearty. I feel good you like my conjugation of your moniker. I am doing fine o.What is new? |
SenatorJames: I thought the catastrophy only happened to Nairaland, i dont know if it affected these our moderators also.Nairaland is alive in its prime actors. ![]() |
christabeli:I made my points for me,not Coogar. ![]() Thanks though. |
[quote author=alutacontinua][/quote]AC,you dey abandon me because of them?Haba,talk to me na. How are you doing ![]() |
Disgusting clod! |
EfemenaXY: I think it does. Where you have people drumming into girls' heads that only a woman whose cooking is on par will make a good wife, you'll find that the pressure to cook well is placed with the girls and not the men. But that was in the olden days. In this day and age of modern inventions, and youtube, I see absolutely no reason why a man will say "I don't know how to cook because my mum never taught me how to...". Every single bit of information is readily available on the WWW. Let them go there and learn the step-by-step process of how to cook whatever it is that they fancy, without relying on girlfriends or sisters.The merits of your points are obvious. Yes,nothing justifies such pre-defined assignments of roles and the irresponsible reluctance to learn such life skills. Of course,settling for what suits a gender so favored by culture and the vestiges of a fast collapsed male-centred Afri-civilization has led us nowhere. I actually learnt how to cook most meals with the internet as a reliable auxilary. Now,this choice made years back has many rewards for me: the days of indomie noodles and sardines are in the past,my health and fitness is more improved,and I am happy to do for my female friends what they did for me awhile back. Beyond all our grammar, it is about choice. Some are determined to sustain the culture that keep them favored over their sisters;some of us believe that our humanity and its beautiful variety does not come with imposed roles. Thanks for sharing,Efe. ![]() |
EfemenaXY: Because there is nothing endearing about a man who can't, and won't learn how to cook. It's a tried, tested, and worn-out old trick many men employ to get women slave in the kitchen for them, even whilst dating.The truth about men's poor cooking has little or absolutely nothing to do with a commitment to perpetuating our patriarchal Naija culture. Most are innocent victims of this system,and the orientation about chores and roles within the home that most of us did have. Cooking is no role for the woman,it is what she can freely do for love just as the man will do some other things for her too. Roles within a connubial union are never permanently shared,each party can take them to make love and life more interesting and happier. ![]() |
damiso: I guess I must beDami,no mind us joor. Just two making fun of too. Sure, a real man toasts na. I am a real man and fully share in thy philosophy. ![]() |
EfemenaXY:I can cook very well. But just stew,beans,egusi and,ehmmm,the boiled ones. |
RoyalRoy: Hmmm.... a nice conversation between an Alien and a Humanoid...interesting!!!I guess it is an apt designation of those shared words,R-Roy! Thank you for tolerating our tennis of acquaintance on this thread of pride. ![]() |
alutacontinua: huh?Lost you? Off to sleep now? |
It is a sad and bitter story. I feel disturbed reading this and just amused at the quick litany of divorce lawyer suggestions some of us have recited here. Can't give advice or make suggestions around reconciliation lines? With stated facts,can be probe more and think out ways they can settle these issues? The cheating dimension is disturbing as outrageous as the facts of it. Madam,on his part what has he complained about?What reasons is he giving for insisting on divorce? Yes,nobody should stay in a marriage with the stated circumstances,yet we also can hear more dimensions to the story and see if there are opportunities for peaceful resolution of the issues central to this divorce march. May Christ inspire your hearts to forgive and be better for each other and the kids He blessed you with. Stay strong woman. |
alutacontinua: huh?Rice is my cherished. An endless battle with carbs for me;I am told I have lost it for awhile now. I shall arrive on the 29th-a.m. Spending few days in some town from this Sunday till the 28th-p.m. |
Yes, he has done what all before him haven't done: looted Nigeria than the combination of all before him did,and turned the North-East into a thriving slaughter hub where the poor,wretched and helpless are butchered daily! |
alutacontinua: Depends on my moodNoted! ![]() Actually, I am just like you on this. |
alutacontinua: LmaoA planet of liquid people! Let me be true to my fading poor diet character. There is some rice to last the day,I won't report you to the sentinels of your diet culture if you let me feed you some now. I am just happily kind. ![]() |
alutacontinua: lolAs horrible as anything you can think of. Hey,it is beginning to tantalize my sense of smell. ![]() In all its versions, I have never been diagnosed of food poisoning since my premier attempt very few years ago. I enjoy it all as it does impress my modest expectations. In thy planet,what do you cook best? ![]() |
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