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kingralph:Hahahahaha- you are funny. Believe me. If you adhere to it, you will only meet women of higher status and the other question is - are you a man worthy of such women. So when you finally meet one, you appreciate her and work hard to keep your marriage. |
mp3ree:I did a write up on how young men can pick their wives. You are already violating one rule. You have not clearly assessed or conduct due diligence on your future in laws. Why are you paying the tuition fees of a woman you are not yet married to? What other fees and bills will you pay when you eventually get married? How will your financial income cater for you, your wife, your future kids and possibly your future in-laws. Chief - you have to be logical here and think about your future. That’s why many young men struggle financially |
lefulefu:Of course attraction is good. I can tell you for free that when a man and a woman stay together for a long period, they fall in love. As for single mothers - whether the child is grown or not. You will still suffer the consequences I listed. If the children are grown, you suffer it instantly. If they are young, the consequences is deferred and this is even worse because you have committed so much, financial, emotionally and otherwise, that you find it difficult to leave. Please I have nothing against single mothers. I am writing based on practical experiences I have witnessed. |
StarUp:I have listed reasons why young men should avoid single mothers. It may be not fault of theirs. However, like I said many single mothers are suffering the consequences of a either a bad relationship or situation. Many get married because they want financial support from men. At some point, a man would begin to struggle for the attention of his wife with his kids and if that child is not his, he becomes spiteful towards the child. My best advice - Avoid them completely if you can. Start your family brand new. My advice is for men who want to approach marriage logically and not emotionally. Many men who are married will confirm what I am saying. I am married and this is from a practical viewpoint. If a man allows his emotions overwhelm his logical decisions, he would suffer the consequences afterwards. |
ubunja:I am not trying to bring down single mothers. The present situation might have not been their own fault. Some make wonderful wives. However, my advice is from a man’s point of view. I advice young and even old men to avoid single mothers - why - They already have children. Mothers are very protective of their children. Regardless of how she professes love to you, a man can never replace a mother’s love. - The father maybe a third wheel. Some fathers would want to be involved in the lives of their children. They want to know the man close to their children. They may interfere in the marriage and also in the family structure. They may still be sleeping with the mother of their kids. They may be jealous and carry hideous acts. - The children may hate you. You cannot replace the love a child has for the parent. Some kids may think you are the reason daddy is not going to come back. Some kids may act rudely towards you and remember you that you are not their father. Their mother may take sides when you want to discipline them. - Financial commitment - whether the father of the child has any financial arrangement with the mother or not, you would still play a huge role financially in bringing up that child or children. Your only reason to spend is because you are in a relationship with their mother. Hence, you are raising another man’s kids when you could start a brand new family. Don’t fall for the nonsense or assist a dead beat dad - Go and start your family afresh - Brand new. - Many Single mothers are damaged women. You might be in a relationship with a woman who is suffering the effects of previously being in a damage or abusive relationship or she is actually the abuser. |
freg2000:Sorry about your situation bro. However, the red flags were there before you got married to her. Since she has no children for you, and you are no longer happy, better to severe ties now. It becomes harder to leave an unhappy marriage when there are children involved. Young men - I did a write up on how to pick your wife. Go and read it. The poster here made some mistake - He never truly assess and conducted proper due diligence on his in-Laws. His mother in-law is quiet about the own scenario and his wife’s siblings are hauling insults on him. The dynamics in this relationship is totally broken and even if repaired, how would this man react to his in-laws? |
If I can remember more - I would post them. You can also ask me reasons why I came up with the criteria above, form a discussion or even critique them. |
I have read about some many sad tales on Nairaland about marriages and I have seen similar pitfalls. Please note that my post is from a man’s view and does not aim to bring down women. I am also posting this because many young men do not get solid advice on how to pick their partners. It is only when you get married that you begin to understand marriage. However, young men, if you adhere to some of the advices below, you will avoid some marital pitfalls and approach marriage from a logical point of view. No 1 - Never marry for love. Love should never be the underlying factor to marry a woman. Why - marriage is a long term commitment for the foreseeable future. Love is an emotional situation and just like every other emotions, love comes and goes. There would be days and even months, that your partner irritates and disgust you. If love is the main reason you marry, young man, you would be heading for the divorce court. No 2 - Never marry a single mother. What ever you do, never ever marry a single mother. Don’t start your family with another man’s family. Start your family brand new. I would love to explain this fully, but it would make this post longer. No 3 - Assess and conduct proper due diligence on your future in-laws. Know your in-laws properly. Know their source of livelihood. Ensure your future in-laws are doing financially well as well as the siblings of your future wife. You will not enjoy your marriage when excessive financial burdens fall on you. Except you are excessively wealthy, which I doubt as a young man starting off life, and you have a big heart as well as a big house, don’t marry a woman where you cannot verify her family income. No 4 - Don’t marry a lady from a broken home. Many women will paint a story of not leaving their marriage because they are from a broken home. However, please note these women do not have the knowledge, opportunity or privilege to be in a stable household. Many of them did not see their mothers adore and respect their fathers. Many only get to hear about negative information of their fathers. These are the first set of women to leave their marriage when things take a downward spin. If you want to have an idea of how your wife would treat you, look at how her mother behaves or treat her father and if the father is not around, this is a huge risk. No 5 - Never marry for beauty. I don’t need to explain this so much. Beauty fades as one age and even if it doesn’t, beauty becomes inconsequential during marriage. Behavioral attitude matters a lot. At some point, your wife’s beauty becomes non existent and you begin to see her as an individual and not because she is beautiful. No 6 - Assess your future wife’s friends and those who influence her. Women are largely insecure. Many rely on the advices of their friends, family, or spiritual leaders to make decisions. You have to assess the character of the person who has a major influence on your future wife. You have no choice on this because this individual would be running your home from his/her own location. If the individual is of no good and your future wife cannot cut ties, don’t marry such a woman. If the individual is of good standing, befriend such individual. No 7 - Polygamous home - if the father of your future wife do not have a strong influence over his large family, run away. No 8 - Never marry for food or sex. These are things a man with good income can easily get. Don’t let this form an opinion for selecting a wife. As you age, your sex drive dwindles down. Also, you get preoccupied with other more important things. For food, we can all agreed many of us eat out either due to the job or recreational purposes. Furthermore, food and sex do not define a man. If this is why you want to get married, think again. No 9 - Never marry an illiterate, semi-educated or poorly educated woman. This is actually because of your kids. Women play a pivotal role for the early development of kids. An educated smart woman would raise smart kids. No 10 - Never marry a prostitute. We get to hear prostitutes make fine wives. I wonder the foolish set of people who pushed the agenda. A prostitute has no regards for her body and health. She is highly materialistic and considers money to be her ONLY master. Prostitutes have served a wide range of different men and are only with men for money. A prostitute would marry you for the financial security you bring. She would be the first to sleep with your friends when that financial security no longer exist. She also may continue to indulge in her sexual escapades whilst married because she enjoys the thrills. |
gloria34:A man who goes by this advice may not make money till he is 50. Research has shown that as men age, their financial stability improves. Hence, are you suggesting that men should wait till they advance age wise before they get married. |
lilwetdick:Fair point. On the other hand, you ain’t yet married. Though your post seems valid. I’m hoping to do a write up on how young men can pick their wives. I have noticed that young men do not really get great advice from elderly ones on how to pick their wives. |
emerged01:Or some shaving stick company with an agenda - don’t forget that. |
itu404:She is not excelling in music and disc jockeying let’s say the truth. She is known because her father is a billionaire. She didn’t sing the song and it appears like she was featured rather than her owing it. She didn’t partake in the chorus or verse. She only did the bridge. If she likes music so much, let her get a music company and promote other talented artists. For now I know she is young, experimenting and trying to find her space. Also, I think she hangs around the wrong crowd too. She should try this out for long. Many musicians sing because they want to make a living and have a good life. She already has that. |
She wants to start laundering money for politicians so they are building her resume |
enemyofprogress:Go born your own Mek we see |
We should remember she only handled the bridge. She wasn’t on the chorus or verses. How do we call it her song except she financed it. Whoever is advising this lady should quit that job role. If she likes music so much, get a record label and start artist development. |
AreaFada2:Was just thinking the same thing too. I had to listen because of her tweet yesterday. By all standard, this song is below par. I think she likes the camera and wants to be famous. In my opinion, she is still confused. There is enough capital and goodwill she can tap into. She only needs to get down to work hard to become successful. Fame will come later. However, she should quit music, dick jockey, traveling and partying. If she must do music, let her be behind the camera and own the business. She is not creative enough. |
Ha this man no naija visitation for you till after 10 years. Even 10 years set no be guaranty. |
Not bad. Once a child starts acting like an adult and wants to grow quicker, then treat the child like an adult |
Ask him to mention their names. He would wait till next election to give us another figure. In 2019, if a government is still blaming its predecessors who left 4 years ago, then that government has no direction |
No address - how will you serve her. Stunt |
afroxyz:I told people that Buhari will not do anything for the next 4 years. Nigerians do not appreciate time. We are going to waste 8 years. I don’t hate Buhari - never. The man never wanted to run, he was forced to run. The man only wanted one term to setup his family, he was forced to take another term. Why - because his associates want to enrich themselves. Let’s stop the pretense about corruption. There is widespread corruption still on-going in Aso Rock. |
afroxyz:So why did majority of Nigerians decide to return Buhari back to power? A man that threw Nigeria into recession twice. During military and civilian rule. Was the recession and the hunger not sufficient enough to elect someone with better knowledge of the economy to become president. Next level hunger is still wearing track suit |
afroxyz:Oga have you not been informed that Nigerians like poverty. |
Baawaa:For Buhari to give to his village people abi - Mbanu! |
Buhari administration is creating a dangerous and unhealthy narrative. That those who criticize the government are looters, criminals and money launderers. |
Corrosiveman:For saying the truth! Nigeria is a sad state |
Sholaco:Criticize but don’t insult. Remember she is a mother, a wife, a senior citizen, a formal diplomat, a formal presidential candidate. If you cannot respect her for all these, you should because she is also human. |
I don’t think we need to blame the President so much. The signs and footprints were everywhere. It’s without doubt the president is trying to do his best. However, his best is a million miles away. The president and his team cannot give what they don’t have. They do not know how to eradicate poverty. If I want to be upset, I will channel it to the electorate who after all the signs even from 1984, still decided to re-elect the President. You reap what you sow. Nigerians this is the time to reap. |
Pojomojo:I think you mean if the citizens ain’t better than their leaders. |
Ignorance and craze mentality is affecting a lot of Nigerians. The police should implement the anti-jungle justice legislation |
NaijaCelebrity:Investigation is yet to be concluded, but EFCC wants accolades. If there is lack of evidence to prosecute the case what happens |
This is not good for Okocha’s reputation. He should have addressed this quicker. Tax evasion is a crime. |
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