Romance › Re: My Girl Is Too Attached To Me, How Can I Stop That? by bukatyne(f): 1:29pm On Sep 09, 2020 |
Girls, if there is a loveometer, men are to love you more.
You do not date/marry a man you love more: you work do the double shift of loving him more and submitting to him.
Ire o. |
Romance › Re: Bride Abandons Groom On Wedding Day, Flees From Church (Video) by bukatyne(f): 10:07am On Sep 09, 2020 |
thorpido: You sure say no be village people remote her so? Abi o. |
Family › Re: My Former Neighbor's Daughter Believes Or Thinks I Am Her Father by bukatyne(f): 10:45pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
falcon01: as Hard as I try to believe, The story no add up abeg!! It is possible. I have seen it happen in my church way back. A student got pregnant and started attending the church. Later, her child started calling one of the youth daddy. His saving grace was that she came after she was pregnant so everyone knew it wasn't the dude. The child later outgrew it. Imagine she was acquainted with dude before joining the Church or another common ground and you don't know the father of the child. IF OP is NOT the father, he should NOT entertain such 'jokes'. Let the girl look for the man who fathered her child. If she can't find him or remember, 'he is dead and gone to heaven' should work. It would sound funny until it sticks and OP would need DNA test to exonerate himself. |
Family › Re: Which Is More Annoying/harder? To Live With One's Parents Or Spouse by bukatyne(f): 10:34pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
You don't choose your parents, you choose your spouse. |
Family › Re: Dominant Husband: 10 Ways To Be The Alpha In Your Marriage by bukatyne(op): 10:27pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
RTSC: You are an interesting character. I know right  Thank you. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 9:15pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Dominant Husband: 10 Ways To Be The Alpha In Your Marriage by bukatyne(op): 9:12pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
RTSC: What is your opinion on oral sexxxx?
Can you give head? Woud you like to be given head by your partner? How does my answer make you a dominant husband?  |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 9:12pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
WORDWORLD: Like,
Polictics? Culture? Food? Travel? Investment? Relationship? Spiritual life? Trending issues? Work? Education? Health sector? Security? Power? Inept leaders? Family? You have not been people who ended steaming sexual relationship because they could not bond on other levels? Move on. |
Sports › Re: Ava And Mia Mikel Obi Adorable In 'Big Girls School' Attire (Pix) by bukatyne(f): 9:10pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
EBMedia: Mikel Obi's Twin Daughters Looking Adorable In A 'Big Girls School' Attire (Photo)
Mikel Obi’s twin, daughters, Ava and Mia, are looking adorable in a picture shared by their mother on Instagram, IgbereTV reports.
In the picture, the girls were smartly dressed for school. Their mother, Olga Diyachenko, captioned the picture:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CE3oCdjgUjk/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link See class and elegance written all over. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 9:08pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
WORDWORLD: The designer of this social media platform NARIALAND did put your thoughts in mind, that is why there are sections on this platform for the list you have made above.
PERPHAPS YOU AINT AWARE THAT YOU ARE ON THE ROMANCE SECTION. Here we discuss about puccy  Did you follow the discussion? And while sex is a part of romance, there are other parts to it. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 8:56pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
TheRedpillguy: You don't find it odd saying "poor you" followed by luck and a wink emoji? I don't  |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 8:05pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
proclinician: Have their own money from where pls? Women don't have their own money? Do the likes of Beyoncé. Jennifer Lopez, Omotola, Genevieve, Dora Akunyili, Ngozi Oknojo Iweala, Ibukun Awosika etc. ring a bell? Not woman in your place of work? No woman works in your family? |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 8:01pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
TheRedpillguy: Hfhehheehehehherehehehhheehehehdhhdheehhdhehdh No thank you. I will not step inside a prison. I don't need a woman taking over my space. Poor you. Goodluck  |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:58pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
SegFault: Unfortunate thing my man, lots of Nigerians have mental issues, both male and female. The nonsense I saw in Uyo proved that. Hahahahahahahaha |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:56pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Dpsychologist: As funny as this may seem. I have Discovered that simps/nice guys have Financial dominance(findon) complex. Lemme explain
Financial domination (also known as money slavery or findom ) is a sexual fetish , in particular a practice of dominance and submission, where a submissive ( money slave, human ATM usually a male) will give gifts and money to a financial dominant (money mistress, findomme, money domme ) woman .
The relation may often be accompanied by other practices of BDSM and master/slave relationships, like erotic humiliation , but there may be virtually no further intimacy between the individuals.
The relationship between the "slave" and the dominant may take place solely via online communication, but it is not uncommon for the "slave" to accompany the dominant while shopping and paying with the submissive's money.
The submissive guy may grant all their money saved and earned to the dominant(woman) , in addition to many other aspects of their autonomy, and it is not uncommon for both partners to have an intimate relationship as well.
Financial domination can also be distinguished from sugar baby relationships in which a sugar daddy/mama offers gifts and money to the "baby" in return for a relationship, generally without any explicit elements of domination.
In financial domination the submissive has no expectation of sexual contact in return for the money, and often there is no physical contact of any kind between the two parties. Toor. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:55pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
TheRedpillguy: I personally think sex is over rated. How about you stop manipulating men leading them on to spend then turn around and say don't expect sex.
Let me put it this way. Men don't owe women anything just becouse they have sex with them.
There are threads that talk about the above topics.
You are right on one thing thou. Women don't owe men sex for spending money.
The way I see it, Men don't owe women anything!. Sex can never be over rated. And get into proper relationships/marriage and enjoy the beauty of sex with no strings attached. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:46pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
TheRedpillguy: Do us a Favour and tell us what you know. Will you be obliged to discuss string theory? How about quantum computing, maybe less talk about space x falcon 9. Are you down for that? Nots like there have been threads here where they talk about politics and programming. Typical Nigerians Men, we just sit and talk about sex all day long. Thanks for pointing that out even thou it might be a thread that sex related topics will discuss in. We apologize. Please can you go ahead all mighty non sex talking goddess of all, tell us what to talk about? Sex and money is the only thing to discuss? Polictics? Culture? Food? Travel? Investment? Relationship? Spiritual life? Trending issues? Work? Education? Health sector? Security? Power? Inept leaders? Family? It does not seem like Nigerian men even talk about sex (it is a fantastic, broad topic): they just think women they spend money on owe them sex  And I said Nigerians in my post: not 'Nigerian man'. Since you want to make it about the men, carry on. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:41pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Haywhymido: Ladies treat good men with no respect in their prime then expect to marry such men after they have played around town with the bad ones. Men are learning fast. Only a FOOLISH good man with no premium on himself would do that. Good men with self respect insist on good women. All the virgin Brothers I know got married to virgins. They wouldn't marry otherwise. That's why social and emotional intelligence is important. Teach your kids to be good and choose well. Also, I am a great fan to catching yourselves young. Less baggage, less idiosyncrasies and easier to bond that way. |
TV/Movies › Re: Nengi To Ozo: You Can't Kiss Me Because We Are Not In A Relationship by bukatyne(f): 7:37pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Angelfrost: Nengi is not decent abeg... She is just not into that idiot! He knows this, but dumbly believes persistence will pay off! Smh!!!  Ndi perspire to aspire geng!  Let's be patient and watch it unfold. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:36pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
CAPSLOCKED: THIS IS WHY THROUGHOUT MY ENTIRE LIFETIME I HAVE ALWAYS SAID THAT MEN ARE THE DUMB FISHBRAINS. FROM NIGERIA TO USA, SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE EARTH, IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY AND SIMPING WILL EXIST FOREVER BECAUSE OF TESTOSTERONE. That is how nature made it. A woman who is soft would get a man who loves her to do anything. The boundaries would now be dependent on his self-esteem. He would conquer the world and bring it to her feet. Problem starts when baby girl wants to engage the man with 'power' instead of 'influence'; 'hardness' instead of 'softness'. |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:32pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
proclinician: Ubunja is very much smarter than you and I can't see any trace of intelligence in your thinking. Before a young woman chooses a boyfriend what comes to mind is the competition. Most women below 25 has a group of friends, these are not friends in the traditional sense of the word but they're competitors. They compete on who has the latest bag, shoes, expensive treats, trips, wears the most expensive cologne etc. This factor shows you why there's a lot of jealousy among female cliques because each is constantly trying to outdo the other. In Nigeria where young women are judged to be incapable of doing most of the jobs and where they also have to resort on the ever booming but saturated beauty industry to feedback on the competition, they're not very likely to make a lot of money here so it's guys that finance this competition. When I was in school I dated this particular girl who has about 3 very close friends-cum-enemies. They fight everyday and they're best friends. They lie to each other they say all manner of things out of jealousy that are just unbelievable. One day this girl received a Zara 8.0 designer perfume from her brother in Dubai and she told these friends that I, her boyfriend got it for her. These friends started gisting her how they will change it for their boyfriends until the poor guy buys them perfume worth over 20k. The day we broke up was after the clique was in my room then so I noticed they wanted to discuss something but just going superficially. Before then I have gotten a wind that my girl is cheating with a yahoo guy. I told them I wanted to get something outside so they should stay. I left my phone on voice recording and hid it somewhere in the room. After 30 mins I returned, played the record in front of everyone and all hell was let loose. Just there I called it quit.
You have the wrong perception of everything and I wonder if you've had any experience with young women. When a woman makes it known to u she's not after your money, she has another boyfriend or she's a prostitute. She has to be in the competition and if you're not financing it, somebody else is. The kind of women you guys meet eh! |
Romance › Re: Life Without A Boyfriend by bukatyne(f): 7:30pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
cooooooks: I knew a foreign person who wanted to know more about Nigeria, I think she was dating a Nigerian guy.
After 2 months, she left all her Nigerian FB groups and quit twitter.
Why?
Every discussion boils down to banging. Hahahahahahahaha! What other emotional stimulation does an average Nigerian have?  Omolomo sa fun Emi e! So far, the thread has all been about sex and money. The only things a typical Nigerian knows. |
TV/Movies › Re: Nengi To Ozo: You Can't Kiss Me Because We Are Not In A Relationship by bukatyne(f): 7:21pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
It is either Nengi is 'decent' and does not want to rush the process OR She sees Kiddwaya as obtainable now her competitor Erica is out of the house. Let's wait and see.  |
Travel › Re: Is It Really Difficult To Find A Life Partner In US Or Canada? by bukatyne(f): 7:14pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
GboyegaD: People need to learn and life based on their society. I have friends like the men you mentioned but thanks to the Nigerian group in my city. They try to quickly let the men understand it is a new terrain and you just need to learn. One was always complaining about baby sitting now, he tells you he isn't interested in too many hang outs because he needs play with his kids. His focus has changed within two years. Many crashing marriages is due to selfishness like the case of the lady you mentioned. We all should learn we are a team and not individuals. Well, they are in Nigeria now. Wants all the pecks of the traditional system without the limitations/disadvantages. On another hand, wants all the pecks of the modern marriage without the limitations/disadvantages. They will be alright. |
Travel › Re: Is It Really Difficult To Find A Life Partner In US Or Canada? by bukatyne(f): 7:11pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
GboyegaD: Both the men and women have expectations which may not be real. Imagine the ladies wanting a man who is Nigerian and Canadian (he pays all the bills as a Nigerian and does house chores, pushes the cart, run the errands as Canadian husband) at the same time and same for the women (she should share the bills as Canadian and she should take care of the home and be super submissive as the Nigerian wife).  |
Travel › Re: Is It Really Difficult To Find A Life Partner In US Or Canada? by bukatyne(f): 7:10pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
ednut1: Is it even easy finding a spouse in Nigeria Lets start from there.  |
Travel › Re: Is It Really Difficult To Find A Life Partner In US Or Canada? by bukatyne(f): 7:09pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
lionlee216: Dating African(Nigerians to be precise) is like an headache over here.. when I first got here, the first Nigerian lady I met, our conversation ended within minutes.
Girl : how long have you been here? Me : less than a year Girl : Do you have green card Me : No Girls stop responding 
In the grocery store/Mall Me: Hi, You look beautiful. Whats your name ? AA : Thank you, that's wonderful sweet. My name is Tisha Me: Can I have your number and call you sometime? AA : Sure. There you go OR I'm sorry but I have a boyfriend.
The AAs are very straightforward in their conversation. They wont come to you with bills and other bullshit. They got their shit together.
Me : Whats up, whsts your plan for the tomorrow/weekend Nigerian Girl: I dont have free time. I'm always busy. Me : Oh, I'm thinking if we can hangout for a bit Girl : Why? Me : Nevermind
One thing is AA makes is very easy for Nigerian guys to ask them out. They are always friendly. Its either they like you or they don't.
Dating Nigerian girls will be like Lionlee, I told u about my bills, how much do u want to be helping me with monthly 
The moment they get laid, they automatically assume you are in relationship.
Nigerian Girl : where are you? Look at the time. Do you know the last time you called me last? You just chatting me since 4hrs ago?
AA : What's up babe, i haven't heard from you and I guess you are busy. Carry on with your day. Text me when you can. Miss you.
The list is so unending.. The sweetest thing that can ever happen to you is to date an AA woman that is educated(At least Bachelor degree).
If i grew up here, i for sure know I will never get married. Me getting here opened my eye to marriage. Why get married when you can always get everything in a marriage with your partner without getting married?
I really feel for Single/Unmarried Nigerian girls here. I really do.
The one i met last was 37yrs. You clearly put on your dating app you are looking for something serious. You gave me your number. Response always slow, add me to whatsapp, You no gree! Send me some of your pictures, Na wahala saying she doesn't take pictures. Ask AA girls for pictures, you will see a mature response. After sending pictures they will tell you when the pics were taken and location.
Advice for my Nigerian girls? Have a white friend and AA as friend and learn from them 
#OkBye Interesting conversation. |
Travel › Re: Is It Really Difficult To Find A Life Partner In US Or Canada? by bukatyne(f): 7:01pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Barbsamiin: OP, Finding nigerian is a good idea as oneday matters may likely arise, so these are the places with the large number of nigerians in CA if you want to find one.
Ontario- 29,600 nigerians
Alberta- 13,000 nigerians
Manitoba- 3,900 nigerians
British Columbia- 3,100 nigerians
Good Luck. How many are men? Single? Responsible? Ready to marry? Gay? |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 6:52pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
baby124: Land is also very important in Yoruba context. There seems to be disdain in his comment for a child with an Igbo mother but Yoruba father owning land in Igbo land. When Yoruba land is open to him to buy. Well it’s quite eye opening that he’s supporting a system where he will scream blue murder if he faced that discrimination in Yoruba land. I think he was talking about their ancestral land. |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 2:30pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
baby124: So you don’t buy land in the SW? Did the SW kingship fall apart? Is that land not ancestral land Chai, so you are afraid of Yoruba’s owning land in your area but you don’t mind buying land in Yorubaland. See your funny thinking... even when the owner’s mother is Igbo. So women are nothing to you? Shame! Sister, Yoruba system of marriage and Igbo system of marriage is different. In Yoruba land, inheritance is by children: a baby mama has more 'entitlement' than a married childless women. In Igbo land, inheritance is by marriage and their wives have their inheritance there. If they want to say 'woman should start inheriting 'ancestral' lands, then the wives have to stop expecting anything from their husbands' house. Also, the Igbos are quite more sentimental than Yorubas when it comes to ancestral properties and all that. Can you compare the attitude of the average Yoruba man to that of the Igbo man when it comes to Village relations and kinship? How many Yoruba people talk of 'father's land or ancestral land'? They cannot translate the Yoruba system of inheritance to Igbos without suiting it to adjust their system. |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 2:21pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Gilgil: The challenge with many of us is that we don’t do research and understand prior to blanket statements.
Let me clarify the culture to you:
1. All ancestral land Owned by the father is inherited by the sons.
2. Other property including estates that are not ancestral land are shared among children.
3. At their Traditional marriage , the family gives the daughter her inheritance to go with to her new home. This goes from cash, purchased houses/land, shares, furniture, cars etc according to the family’s wealth So that she can go build her new home.
4. All the mother’s estate is exclusive preserve of the daughters including land, houses etc provided they are not ancestral land bearing the family name. Only exception is in the case of a polygamous home where a house is built by the man for each wife. In this case, that house owned by the wife is inherited by the last son ( because it’s built on ancestral land).
5. All daughters have a seat at the family table to influence the direction and growth of their fathers houses. These are the Umu Ada who continue to earn proceeds of economic property ( Agric plantations of old) from their fathers house. Daughters own these and get the yields. Their sons can be given inheritance lands. Again,these same Umu ada culture Upheld in Igbo land to preserve the strength of daughters is being attacked by these same people who don’t understand the inheritance culture when they say a wife has the only say in her husbands house.
So, this culture creates a balance where all ancestral land is kept to promote the family name and inheritance along the male lines while Other estates are given To daughters.
The key is to understand what “father’s estate” means first in Igbo land. Again an Igbo man builds his wife up with business etc and all that is totally inherited by the daughters. The sons don’t even look in that direction. E.g: Most if the big shops that have been set up and grown By a husband for his wife when newly married Is totally owned by a wife and shared to daughters only, no sons! No one looks into those.
In summary, most people don’t research but go ahead to denigrate a culture that has kept balance in the society from day 1.
The truth is that Igbo people will Keep their culture regardless This is an interesting perspective. |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 2:19pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
nifton: These are the salient questions to be answered, not all this back and forth people are going. They will never be answered. People don't think out of the box anyone. Those for and against are just bandwagon effect. |