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"Romantic Love", monogamy and religion are man-made concepts to make us feel more complete and happy. Results of civilization. Humans are animals. We are selfish, liars, greedy and bla bla. A baby isn't born knowing what love or religion is. We teach babies how to love, and who to worship. So, love is what you make it to be. Love is super volatile. It's not unconditional. It's just a floating concept in our heads, shaped by Disney movies, romantic movies and books, other people's love stories, and so on. What is real is sacrifice. Tolerance is real. Understanding is real. Empathy is real. Those are the ingredients needed for any successful relationship of any kind, not "love". Romantic love, sèx and lust are all synonymous. |
FrancisTony:didn't he though? Those polygamous men of God in the old testament? David, Solomon and Co. Monogamy is a direct result of civilization. Religious values change as a result of change in societal values; not the other way around. No one got punished by God for having more than one wife in the bible. But nowadays, polygamy is a sin. If you look at it from a purely biological point of view, men's biggest sexùal problem is to inhibit themselves from èjaculating too soon. Women biggest sexùal problem is èjaculating at all. The single most sexùal organ, clitòris, malfunctions like no man's business. ![]() So did God want men to enjoy sèx more? Leading to having multiple sexùal partners? #justasking. |
Babymama1:I think I liked that post after I read it. It's a big message. Making other people our source of happiness is dangerous and very selfish. - Dangerous because humans are very unpredictable. A woman that revolves her life around her husband is playing is big fire. If and when he dissapoints her, she's forced to find her happiness in the nearest place; her kids; her only source of joy. - This is where the selfish point comes in. The poor kids are now to live up to standards her husband failed to live up to. She become excessively attached to her kids, hiding her clingyness under the name of "love". Women like that make up a good % of bad MILs. |
Ewuro4:you watching the nba finals tomorrow? ![]() |
cococandy:as I was typing that, I knew someone from that "wives keep your mouth shut" thread will call me out. ![]() You know what they say about expections to rules ? Yeah, you garrit. ![]() |
Babymama1:ha! Abeg o. If she doesn't feel better then whatever happens to her afterwards is her business. The guy she chooses can't be too fine. I don't want her getting addicted. |
KissesandWine:He doesn't have to find out if she's not sloppy. I'm not asking her to have an affair o. This is a one-night-stand type of thing. Just sèx, no emotions involved. She wouldn't do it with a gateman or brother-in-law. That'll be very dumb It has to be someone she hardly even knows. Someone out of state, never to be seen again. No phone numbers. No strings attached. She has to be strong too. Not that she'll now go back home and confess her sins. ![]() Again, if she's done with the marriage, there's no need getting even. |
Babymama1:what I'm saying is, rich/famous men and celebrities are more liable to cheat than regular people. Look at it this way, -an ordinary man will have to go out of his way to toast girls before he cheats (in most cases). - a rich man however, even if he doesn't want to cheat, women will run after him. How long before he falls into the temptation? I'm not justifying cheating, but it's less shocking to me when I hear of a rich man cheating. Don't lemme derail. |
Babymama1:but then again, what did we expect from a rich nigerian politician? Marrying a rich man has his disadvantages, abi what do you think ? #in my realistic mode today. |
Babymama1:if it's a regular relationship with no kids involved, I'd advice anyone with a cheating partner to leave the relationship. But if it's a marriage she's still interested in, with kids involved, and he's very remorseful but she still finds it hard to forgive, I'd advise her to cheat back. The idea of "getting even" eases the pain of betrayal, which is better for everyone in the long one. The problem is, he must never find out she cheated. Ever! Coz if he does, the focus will shift from him to her. |
bukatyne:I've always wondered what that meant. |
TooNoisy:That's the only place feminism gets talked about; Nairaland. No one does anything or says anything on feminism in Nigeria, apart from that chiamanda woman (I destroyed her name). She writes an article once every 4 months to tickle women's fancy, then crawls back to her cave. ![]() The reason for feminism taking a back seat isn't far fetched, we have bigger fish to fry in nigeria. A concrete judicial and law enforcement system needs to be established before laws in favor of feminism can be passed and effective. Hardly 3 square meals for most, no electricity, fuel, clean water..... feminism is at the bottom of that list. The irony is, it's the Nigerian females in developed country that mostly support feminism (after dey don belleful), not the ones back home. Meanwhile, the ones back home are the ones in need to embrace the movement. It's very easy to talk about feminism all day with unlimited wifi, smooth roads and constant electricity. Talk about medicine for someone else's headache. ![]() |
moca:I'm very happy for you Moca. congrats!Whenever you're ready for your workout plan, holla. ![]() |
Ewuro4:thanks ma'am. |
Ewuro4:name of the book, please? Thanks. |
ApexTitan:In addition to your post, this one goes to both men and women; after asking questions, do background checks too. Extremely important. People leave crumbs and trails behind on the Internet nowadays. Check the person's facebook, instagram, twitter, social media, google. You'll find something; who they've dated, their friends, where they've worked, criminal records etc.. Check his/her credit score too. ![]() At job interviews, the employers now go through your social media accounts to find questionable stuffs, how much more a relationship. Everyone should have the right to know who they're about to spend the rest of their life with. |
njokusboy:coz marraige is a do or die affair for women. ![]() |
naijababe:I don chop am. ![]() |
Timbuktou:that's the selfish part. Not allowing your partner have a say in wanting you or not. Na by force ? This is akin to forcing someone to marry the IDEA of you.like I said, the goal to get/stay married is greater than having meaningful relationships in most homes. |
babyosisi:what double standards? You focused the lens on women yourself. The topic says "things your husband is better off not knowing". OP is about women. Question; should men keep those secrets from their wives too? |
9jatatafo:what is wrong with you people? ? What has this got to do with me? I asked, is it true everyone has secrets? Yes or no? It's hard having a conversation with you lots. |
SisterCaro:I wasn't giving an advice. I was airing my thoughts. I never said anyone "should" or "must" do anything in my post. |
9jatatafo:hmm. I hear that all the time. Do we all have secrets or its just something we tell ourselves to make ourselves feel better about our secrets? |
SisterCaro:No. Definitely not. I'll be the first to admit. Oh, I wear my masks. However, it's something I'm trying hard to change. Lies of any kind is burden. It's beautiful when you have someone you don't have to wear your masks around. It's even more beautiful when you don't need those masks at all. The truth hurts because we've been forced to believe lies. |
No relationship can truly grow if you go on holding back. If you remain clever and go on safeguarding yourself, only personalities meet, and the essential centers remain alone. Then only your mask is related, not you. Whenever such things happen, there are four persons in a relationship, not two. Two false persons go on meeting, and two real people remain world apart. That's why it's hard to find a TRUE relationship of any kind. Different masks, hidden secrets, all built on a false foundation. We all know the thing about lies; you tell one lie, you need 200 lies to cover it up. ![]() Then again, the ultimate goal of most is to get/remain married or attached to someone. To most, that goal surpasses the importance of a meaningful and true relationship. |
Everyone is doing really good. I'm super impressed. Cococandy (sorry for calling you out), please don't waste your money on "fitness or diet programs". Those things are useless. Plus you can find everything they're selling free of charge online. I've never spent money to gain fitness knowledge; everything is know is from free knowledge on the internet and from people. We all know what is healthy; it's just the discipline to go through with healthy living that we lack. look at babyosisi now, she wants to tell us she doesn't know that diet coke is poison. ? ![]() |
tchiwinnie:6 meals a day doesn't disrupt work. You only have to space it out. 2 meals before work, 2 meals at work and 2 meals after work. For this to work, you have to start eating as early as 5/6/7am in the morning, depending on the time you start work. Take the lunch and snacks to work. If you have lunch break at work, you should be fine. ![]() EfemenaXY, please don't mind me. I was speaking based on what I want and my preference. It shouldn't apply to everybody. Yes, lean cuts of meat are healthier. Avoiding the skin, and those whitish things on the meat (fat) is the key. As for milk, go for the low fat ones. No condensed milk. Eggs are fine but the yolk has plenty cholesterol. So it's fine in moderation. I should take my own advice. I love eggs. ![]() Chillisauce, how do make your peppersoup? Anytime I make mine, it just tastes like beef stock... never has that distinct peppersoup taste. |
EfemenaXY:I told chilli and ed the other day that all the nutrients that are found in animals can be found in plants and more. Animals come with added unhealthy fats, plants don't. In 2 years or so, I see myself completely going off animal based foods. ![]() |
EfemenaXY:what I think of this is 'how do you run without passing out in the first mile?' ![]() good job though. Respect for you runners. I no fit. |
Empiree:yes ke. ![]() cococandy:thanks. EfemenaXY:I no be professional, YET. ![]() Inspiration was from a documentary I watched 2 years ago, titled "FOOD, inc". The documentary opened my eyes to the nonsense I've been eating all life. Watching that doc. what a defining moment (don't mean to sound corny). so I started tweaking things here and there in my diet and working out once a week. After I started seeing changes in my body I became addicted. And here I am today. Baby steps. I don't drink anything apart from water, even on my cheat days. I'm so used to water now that I don't miss the junk drinks. Oh, except for special occasional parties where I have to "turn up" and drink alcohol. Chillisauce:chilli, the serving size are pretty okay. Those containers are deceptively deep. Plus, there are 6 meals per day. 6!! ![]() Preservation? Fridge na. I pop them in the microwave for one minute when its time to eat, and food is ready. I take out the fruits before microwaving though, I like 'em cold. I eat the peanuts and dessert cold too. |
edwife:thank you ma'am. The monotony isn't a problem for me. Those meals are for 4 days. By Wednesday, I'll make another grocery' trip for the rest of the week. I'll swap salmon for cod or tilapia, beef for chicken, shrimp for octopus or snail, quinoa for brown rice, spinach for broccoli, different set of fruits and so on. |
No cooking till wednesday. ![]() and that's all she wrote....
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So, I'm actually getting better at this as per I was expecting this to take me exactly 2hrs to complete. Although I must admit that I noticed I was completing my 6 laps in much shorter times (1hr 20mins as opposed to 1hr 30mins).
