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Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 7:31pm On Oct 31, 2020
GboyegaD:
Don't you think such helps. It is easier when you know the personality of whom you are advising of that information is available
I agree with you.

However, if he was going to provide it, he won't have opened an alternate moniker.

If you find it, biko tag me. grin
Politics › Re: My Husband Is The Most Practicing Feminist - Aisha Yesufu by bukatyne(f): 7:28pm On Oct 31, 2020
intruder15:
She isn't.

Subsequently, try reading from the horse's mouth. Her screenshots are there to read. Not what the writer extracted and wrote.

If we learn to read the content and not the subject and surface message, Nigeria will be a better place because we will be guided accordingly.
cheesy
Politics › Re: My Husband Is The Most Practicing Feminist - Aisha Yesufu by bukatyne(f): 7:28pm On Oct 31, 2020
Interestingly, their 'complementing themselves' still fall within standard gender roles. Maybe a 'I change the gas and my husband goes to the market' would have thrilled me.

I am happy for this little expose. At least awon 'marriage stop your goals as a woman' would give us breathing space and realize that their own husbands and not marriage is the problem.

I am curious though: how old is she to be married twenty years?

I thought she was in her early thirties.
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 10:06am On Oct 31, 2020
crackhaus:
Kai, wahala for who go land inside relationship with a needy woman. grin

Provide emotional security, provide financial security, provide sexual satisfaction, provide orgasm, be a comedian, make her happy all the time, support her inside kitchen, massage her body and feet... Jesu cheesy

The guy's ONLY concern should be his son, there's nothing to salvage between him and that woman. All that talk I've been reading on the thread about him trying to make amends with her na just fabu.

You can't keep a person who does not want to stay, it NEVER works... and even if it does, she would have gained more power to misbehave in the future knowing that he will always come crawling and begging her not to leave.

@OP, please find a way to retain connection with your son however way you can. He's your son, you follow born am and you don't need to beg her to have access to him...you simply DON'T.
Her only grace here is the distance between both of you and the fact that she knows all you care about is your son (which is not a bad thing at all), so she will use all this to torment you – it's what they usually do, but don't let it get to you.

If you have family in Nigeria, let them hold the fort for you and keep in touch with your child on your behalf.

Anything that makes you still go ahead to marry this particular lady after all this, then it will be clear that village people are really on your case.


Ohh wonderful, your brain is still in form... grin
@bold:

You are learning fast. grin

All these in addition to protection. It is not easy to be the daddy of a family. smiley

The OP messed up (especially with the threats) that's why I suggest they work it out one last time.

The girl also has issues however she is not here to receive her own kpankere.

If things don't work out this last time, he can move on with the knowledge that he tried and lost.
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 8:29am On Oct 31, 2020
Broken2020:
Doesn’t that assures any woman ? My documents is with her, which has my name and my son’s name
How is a document in your name & son's name supposed to provide assurance to a woman you have not married?

How does such a document provide any assurance to a woman at all?
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 8:25am On Oct 31, 2020
GboyegaD:
In all these, I'm more concerned about your real moniker as that would help give more details to the story and guide in giving advice.
Hahahahahahaha cheesy grin
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 8:23am On Oct 31, 2020
Broken2020:
I am losing access to my son, all I have worked for is about to crash before me. My baby mama’s friend has dealt a hard blow on my relationship.

Don’t mind my grammatical errors pls

I and my baby had issues last week, only for her to tell me she is not interested anymore, I was shocked because that’s not her, even if I threatened her with a breakup she will tell me I’ll die with you, but this time she said it’s over and she is serious , I have never called anyone into our issues since we have been together but this time I had to tell my younger sister who is married to help me talk to her, she sworn to my sister that she will come back to me only if her mum comes from the grave. My sister called to tell me what she said, my sister advised me to inform my dad since her mind is made up, I don’t want to do that yet.

This girl lacks nothing, am not in Nigeria but I provide everything for her and my son, my son attends one of the best schools in Amuwo Odofin, I bought her a car on her birthday in 2018.

I didn’t sleep all night, I called her around 3AM this morning we spoke till 9AM while talking to her, her friend came to her bedroom telling her to hang up. I asked who was that she said her friend, I asked to talk to her and her friend boldly told me she advised her to quit because I can’t hold her down for that long without even proposing to her, I have been away for 2 years, will I throw a ring to her? They applied for visa twice last year they were denied, I was suppose to visit them this year but I can’t leave here due to the pandemic.

She is a product of a broken marriage so am I, I don’t wish that for my son at all, I have gone to see her dad, her mom is late, she is an only child, I personally took care of her mom till she died, i single handily cover her funeral expenses, including taking care of her aunts and uncles that went for the funeral in delta state since she could not make it to Nigeria at that time.

I met this girl on Facebook in 2014, two months later she joined me abroad. We had my son in 2015 though I wasn’t ready at that time but her mom insisted her daughter won’t abort I told my mom and she insisted I allow her have the baby.

Our wedding was suppose to be in 2017 but because of the disagreement between her dad and her mom’s family my dad insisted I hold on till they are ready. She only met this friend of hers when we got back to Nigeria.

My only crime is I call her too much, I told her she is getting too big, she called it body shaming. I have cried my eyes out.

She refused to go stay in my house in Benin, I pay 750k yearly for their rent in Lagos, their monthly upkeep is 200k, i have never complained till 2 weeks ago when I sent her 120k after two days I wanted her to help me send someone 12k she said she had 10k left, I got mad and told her how much is minimum wage, families still live on it.

Please I need advice, I just look at my son and cry because I know what I went through growing up with my dad and stepmom.
Is your concern lack of access to your son and fear of repeating same cycle you had or your dying relationship?

@bold: the hunter has become the hunted. After years of threats, she has learnt and perfected the act. Maybe if this works out, you will learn a lesson on effective communication.

You are a very good monetary provider, well done sir. Apart from money, what else did you provide in the relationship? There are no emotional security with the constant threats of 'I am no longer interested'.

Reach out to your girl's father if his influence on his daughter is greater than that of the friend's.

And Oga, when all is well, ensure you provide emotional security so your woman doesn't have to run around confiding in friends that are faster to destroy than build.

Goodluck
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by bukatyne(f): 8:11am On Oct 31, 2020
Carchoice:
I have been deceiving myself all along. I used to think having a baby mama is better than marriage. They are both the same with different but same problem.
Hahahahahahahaha! grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Female Soldiers Deployed To Anambra To Restore Normalcy. by bukatyne(f): 8:02am On Oct 31, 2020
ignis:
Can they shoot?
Is anything stopping them from shooting?

See them as handsome soldiers:

Easy on the eyes with a deadly touch.
Family › Re: Funny But True by bukatyne(f): 1:46am On Oct 31, 2020
tobechi74:
Your oga is a psychologist
A leader.

Why lose an efficient staff because of something easily corrected.

A lesson that can be applied in other phases of life.
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 8:28pm On Oct 30, 2020
crackhaus:
LOL... cheesy

You even have the patience to explain something so glaring.
I have proposed a solution.

Establish a feminist school.

They whine and gripe about the minute things.

Sigh!
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 8:27pm On Oct 30, 2020
lexy2014:
My brother, ur wisdom is overflowing like a fountain. D so called mother thinks she is modern. She thinks it's d job of d teacher to teach d child everything that he/she should no about life
Brother?

With the bright pink F? shocked

Thanks
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 8:26pm On Oct 30, 2020
MhisTahrah:
Why are you shifting goalpost?The issue here is that mothers are portrayed as dependants in a kiddies book.
It is all about your perception ma'am.

I have women that nobody dares to discuss work and other serious stuff on their dinning table.

At that point, the women don't feel like dependants, we are the ones dependent on her for acceptable table talk and menu.
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 7:34pm On Oct 30, 2020
Plead:
You don't seem to understand the point she's trying to make. She didn't say washing/cleaning and cooking is bad or discourage anyone from practicing patriarchy.
The teacher said fathers provide while mothers assist by cooking and cleaning, what the fvck? In 2020 or 1970? She's trying to say women do other things other than those shits that she mentioned, infact some women are even breadwinners in their homes.
You get now?
By the way, what the fvck does she intend to achieve by saying mothers assist by washing and cooking? Teachings like that will make the young man grow up to have the mentality of "women belong to the kitchen or cooking is meant for women".
So patriarchy is who cooks and cleans: OK.

If she is so concerned about balanced teaching and the simplistic way gender roles are portrayed, then she should have also complained that fathers are portrayed as only providers.

Fathers cook, clean, drive, repair stuffs, protect, encourage etc etc etc.

Perhaps we should list that too so her son doesn't think the only duty of a father is monetary provision.

Anyone who thinks women belong to the kitchen or cooking is meant for only women because his pry 1 social studies teacher said so must be living alone in a forest.

I am sure a lot of people did not even remember until this mother brought it up.

Wouldn't our teachers be over - joyed if it is so easy to retain and apply what they taught us?
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f):
Plead:
This is where patriarchy begins from. Most of the men that see their wives as second class beings began this way.
While I agree with you that children learn more from what they see their parents doing at home it's not good to be teaching this kinda stuff in this modern age. We have evolved.
1. What have we evolved to?
2. What's wrong with patriarchy?
3. How does wives cook and husbands provide equate thinking a wife is a second class being?

I wanted to do a Q & A thread on patriarchy however I haven't gotten around to do so.

What would solve madam's issue with the curriculum is to establish feminist schools. Kids can be taught sex orientation, sexual liberty, LGBTQ~ and any other thing that catches their fancy.
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 4:31pm On Oct 30, 2020
Plead:
Yeah
My thoughts:

There is the place of the parents and the place of the teachers.

Teaching a child the basics in school is enough. The child would study his parents to know what worked for them and fine tune to his own style.

Else we would be teaching about part time working mothers, full time house wives, wives who work and don't spend, wives who are the bread winners, wives whose husbands leave with the financial burden etc.

Then you go to who cooks what dish, who sweeps what corner of the house, who provides what etc.

I have never seen anyone who thought only men provide or only women cook because they learn it in primary one social studies.

She should teach HER son whatever she wants him to learn at home and KEEP it at home.

Christians successfully attend Philosophy classes and pass; atheists successfully take courses on religion and do well.
Education › Re: Mothers Work Too — Adanma Ohakim Calls Out Son's Teacher Over Gender Role by bukatyne(f): 2:47pm On Oct 30, 2020
Interesting.
Family › Re: My Husband Has Cheated On Me But I Do Not Believe In Divorce-please Advise by bukatyne(f): 1:57pm On Oct 30, 2020
Your husband cheated however, you don't want to divorce.

What advice do you need again?

Engage him, work on the feedback and continue the marriage.
Celebrities › Re: Georgina Onuoha To Desmond Elliot: Wife Fed You In Those Days & You've Forgotten by bukatyne(f): 1:37pm On Oct 30, 2020
How does 'his wife feeding him' fit into this matter?

How is that an insult for a society clamoring for 'gender equality'?

Na wa.
Family › Re: Olubunmi Kama: My Husband’s Siblings Seized Our Properties After His Death by bukatyne(f): 1:03pm On Oct 30, 2020
Cantonese:
Your judgement is completely one sided.

You did not hear from the man's family. You did not hear from her how she related with her inlaws. You did not hear from her if she encouraged the man to cut off his family? You do not even know whether she charmed the man into marriage with her. Don't forget that some women get juju to make men marry them?

The woman said in her statement that she travelled to be with her mum when her husband was in crisis. That's very sad to hear. Who did she abandon the man for? The siblings obviously covered up for her when she travelled as her children were too young to play the role. I take it that there was no good relationship between her and her inlaws for 13 years and they cut her off in their pain.

The woman then turned sentimental and has tried to blackmail the Igbos. If she married a fellow Yoruba would that not have happened to her? The Yorubas are known to battle it to the last over properties of their deceased sons.

It is very important for women to have good relationships with their inlaws. Do not wish your husband's mother to die. Do not wish to marry a man without a mother. Do not stop a man from relating with his family, especially if the man comes from a united and peaceful home. Do not carry the war in your own father's house to your husband's home. Try to make good friendships with two or more of your husband's people. In the sad case of a loss or battle for properties, your friend's within your husband's siblings will fight for you.

Yorubas prefer to marry Igbo men because they feel better taken care of. You may verify that. Please erase your sentiments and let's all live in peace.
You are missing a key point.

The husband's properties is not the family's to share or give as a reward to a good wife.

It is her entitlement and vice versa.

Should a woman have a good relationship with her in-laws? Yes!

If she was bad to her in-laws, then they can withdraw their support when she needs it.

To however seize her husband's properties because she is 'bad'?

Mbannu.
Politics › Re: Hanan Buhari & Husband, Turad Sha’aban Shine In Post-Nuptial Shoot (Photos) by bukatyne(f): 9:29pm On Oct 29, 2020
These Northern Muslim elites with effortless class sha.

They remind me of the 'Classic French Woman'.
Romance › Re: Ever Tried Breaking Up With Someone And The Person Refused? How Did It Go? by bukatyne(f): 8:21pm On Oct 29, 2020
Freelane33:
The title of your situationship grin is called ... WEDIEHERE..
Hahahahahahaha!
Politics › Re: Fela Durotoye's Wife, Tara Visits Her Vandalised Store In Lekki (Photos, Videos) by bukatyne(f): 11:21pm On Oct 26, 2020
Adakintroy:
Lol rich people are rather funny. I will write a book about it. Rich people are rather funny.

They though it was a trend bug. Some who supported it never quite articulate the meaning.

There are many points of intersection With this. religiouse, economical, social/ cultural political.

If you had pick polictical you could have miss economical. And if you had pick social reforms you may have miss the religiouse.apart from economical, we are at craddle with all institutions.

It could be the economic disparity guys that got her. While she was thinking of police social reforms. Blind sided#

The rich don't understand that part of the issues are hunger. Honestly they don't.

But then again..many are recently " woke"
Why does the average poor Nigerian have against a privately rich Nigerian?

Not anger against the Govt that made you poor: Not anger against the parents that probably did not plan well: Not anger against the headmaster that syphoned the learning aids.

Anger against innocent rich Nigerians who have defied all odds and climbed out of the pit.

Why?
Politics › Re: Fela Durotoye's Wife, Tara Visits Her Vandalised Store In Lekki (Photos, Videos) by bukatyne(f): 11:12pm On Oct 26, 2020
Lambarry1:
Abeg go and rebuild ...you have the money...when a tsunami occurs it wipes away everything on it's way. Count your losses and bless God you were not consumed in the attack. So drink water and swallow your siliva. The boys are deprived hungry and angry. For once your elites should feel the deprivation and pains the masses have been feeling for years. Maybe and only maybe the rich will start feeling sensitive to the plight of the poor. For me I support the destruction and vandalization 100 %
Can you explain Tara Durotoye, a woman who built her business from her sweat/private funds should be punished for the ineptitude of the Govt from 1960.

In what way did the Tara Durotoyes of Nigeria contribute to making other Nigerians poor?

Why should a privately rich person be sensitive to the plight of the poor created by Public officials?
Car Talk › Re: Nigerian Lady Unblocks All Her 'Haters' On Instagram As She Celebrates New Car by bukatyne(f): 6:05pm On Oct 26, 2020
If you are so concerned about haters that you unblocked them to see you 'suceed', they must be doing a goog job.

Congratulations on your car.
Family › Re: Who Else Noticed The 10mins Change In Time by bukatyne(f): 5:43pm On Oct 26, 2020
GreaterFuture:
What do mere Mortals know, smh
Ilé aiyé ilé asán!
This cracked me up!
Family › Re: 'I Don't Help Single Mothers' - Reno Omokri by bukatyne(f): 12:57pm On Oct 26, 2020
Well, his money, his help, his discretion.

I like people who are not ashamed on where they stand anyways.

Whether I agree with them or not.
Christianity Etc › Re: #Endsars: Six Things Every Christians Should Never Engage In. by bukatyne(f): 2:46pm On Oct 25, 2020
caprini1:
Exodus 22:18.... Thou shall not suffer a witch to live.

Most politicians are witches n wizards.
grin cheesy
Family › Re: Wives Who Deprive Husbands Of Sex Are Wrecking Society. by bukatyne(f): 2:17pm On Oct 23, 2020
Nothing new.

Where is the link?

@women having a much lower libido from 35 is different from the new narrative that women have a higher libido as they grow other.

We have young sugar mummies (40s and 50s) who would not exist if women's libido is generally lower than men's.

I read someone that the highest patrons of dildos and other sexual toys in Nigeria were the older women (50s/60s) who were sexuallu frustrated.

Maybe they should have gone a step ahead and asked Suzanne if she felt desire for other men/man, felt sexual desire at all or lost sexual attraction for her husband (all different issues).

I agree that sexually frustrated men (and women) in marriage have reaching consequences.
Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 11:57am On Oct 23, 2020
crackhaus:
gringrin

The entire story doesn't seem real if you observe carefully, too contrived...
The story gives the much needed amusement in this trying times jare.

The ending is too predictable joor. Hubby begs and returns the money.

Snatching the jewelry from the old woman's neck while calling her 'the mother of a thief' would have added more spice.

Whether real event or a figment of the OP's imagination.
Family › Re: . by bukatyne(f): 11:42am On Oct 23, 2020
Vyolet:
There is nothing we wouldn't read here.
Anyways, thank your star he stole it for his mother, what if he had stolen it for his side chick, yes some men are more than capable.
@bold:

Things we do for love cheesy grin

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