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Family › Re: Many Women Now Have An Unbelievable Sense Of Entitlement by bukatyne(f): 7:30pm On Aug 26, 2020
Men be more assertive and be vision driven; you will automatically weed these entitled women. undecided
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:43pm On Aug 26, 2020
Japhtee:
The truth is that after reading this many will still fall into high wedding expense. Just pray you don't get a wife to be who have her girl friends to impress. Most of the time the women will accept low wedding budget only to start adding and changing the plan when you have little or nothin to do than to give them their dream wedding. When I wedded last year I told my wife my budget is 1million and she was like is even too much. You don't wanna know how much I ended up spending. We got to cake shop she will be like "honey cake is the main thing people check at wedding". Offcourse using wedding gown which we rented very expensive cant be used for reception. Is not invoke according to her. It was then i heard bridal train is different from Asoebi girls and she literally dash her friends the material. Again according to her is decoration that brings out the beauty of wedding so we have to go for the best. Let me not waste you guys time with long epistle jare. She is a very good wife that's why am not regretting it but she is the one regretting everything now. Ladies mostly should try and help their man cut down wedding expenses because high wedding expenses usually come from them.
Bros, I am not laughing at you oooo.

It is just.....

Hahahahahahahaha!
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:41pm On Aug 26, 2020
adanny01:
I paid 40k deposit for my wedding video, I am yet to see it 9yrs after.

My photographer's studio was burnt to ashes 2 weeks prior to my wedding. I had paid the deposit so he showed up with a small borrowed camera.

The reception tent i paid for was not there, it was a shouting match a 2 days later. Thank God I didn't pay upfront. I just accessed what they did for canopies, chairs and decor then balanced up.

I even bought a suit for one of my groomsmen, he never showed up. The supplier was generous to refund me.

5 cows were killed in 3days at my wedding, yet there were complaints of shortage of meat.

The only compensation was that my mum never misses a wedding, so people retaliated. She smiled to the bank.
So sweet.

When you celebrate with others, they will celebrate with you.
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:38pm On Aug 26, 2020
NewSoul:
No where in the Bible where it was stated that you should cook, bake cake, kill cow, wear suit and wedding gown for marriage to take place. Its something we created to scare low income people from marriage.

That's why many of us between the ages of 23-30 are still single because we don't have the money for a glamorous wedding.
We haven't "hammered" enough to hire 2 baba to sing and Basketmouth to host the wedding.

All this glamour is for prestige and pride nothing else. Especially Ladies with their "pepper dem" competition lifestyle. As if the glamour guarantees a long lasting marriage.

Dr D.K Olukoya, General overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries said when he married his wife sister Folashade, he didn't cook one grain of rice, no soft drink. People that came for the wedding brought their own food and shared amongst themselves. They didn't even bother to give him from the food.

The most important thing for God to recognise you and your woman as husband and wife is for the man to pay her bride price, both parents of the couples to come together and bless the Union and for an ordained man of God to consummate the union, that's all. Any other thing is for the media.
Abeg!

Even the first miracle Jesus performed (providing more wine) was at a wedding.

Na once I go marry. God willing, I will do milestone anniversaries big sef.
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:36pm On Aug 26, 2020
SirMichael1:
I've heard this from brides before but never thought it was true.
We had our first meal by 10pm.

Goddy with excitement, anxiety, tiredness and finally relief.
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:34pm On Aug 26, 2020
Did not regret much expenses. However

1. My change of shoes slept pretty in my hotel room while my feet was aching during reception grin

2. The small chops and cake vendor was a minus

3. Ribbons for my flower girls did not even make it to the hotel. I used it to tie up some gifts years later. cheesy
Events › Re: What Was That Thing You Later Realised You Wasted Money On During Your Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 4:25pm On Aug 26, 2020
WandaMaximoff:
Make up. I hated the make up. The lashes were as long as a local broom, I was just flapping my eyes like doll baby. I didn't look like me in the pictures at all. The make up aged me and I've not been able to determine which of my wedding pictures I like.

I have concluded heavy make up and eye lashes aren't for me. Full stop.
cheesy

Hahahahahaha

Or like a bird that wants to fly grin
Family › Re: Opinion : Parents Calling Spouses by bukatyne(f): 1:08pm On Aug 26, 2020
mariahAngel:
To be fair on his part, everyday calls are unnecessary, especially from mothers.

They need to learn to give some space to their married children.
Which was why I needed to know if it is experience so we can probably advise.

I also think everyday calls is not necessary however, short, un-exposing calls can be overlooked.

Also, the unique circumstances might warrant it.
Family › Re: Did I Commit Sin? by bukatyne(f): 12:15pm On Aug 26, 2020
Vyzz:
I heard Messi is about to leave Barcelona....



Which club go fit am now
Juventus grin

So that he and CR7 can slug it out once and for all.

@OP:

If I think you are saying what you are saying, she did not tell you that she was going to an hotel to have sex or was a prostitute so what is the guilt about?

Anyways, if you feel guilty, repent.
Family › Re: Opinion : Parents Calling Spouses by bukatyne(f): 12:05pm On Aug 26, 2020
mariahAngel:
It's happening to him alright. grin

He's probably the jealous type that wants all his wife's attention to himself.
Hahahahahahaha

Except she does long calls everyday, it is probably a two minute check-in so how does it eat into his attention time?

This is where I could throw up my hands.
Family › Re: Nigeria Ladies Should Flee From Feminism Ideology - Nigerian Lady Advises. by bukatyne(f): 9:27am On Aug 26, 2020
Mindlog:
What is culture, what is feminism from her perspective?
This is really the first kwestion undecided
Family › Re: Nigeria Ladies Should Flee From Feminism Ideology - Nigerian Lady Advises. by bukatyne(f): 9:26am On Aug 26, 2020
crackhaus:
Tabugbo Violet Amaka has seen the light, blessed is she amongst women.

Until feminists can put equality to practice in every aspect of their lives, until they can stop criticizing/attacking women who don't subscribe to their ideologies, they will to a large extent remain clowns to sane people.

This man summarizes their madness perfectly...
They have done something to this man grin
Family › Re: Opinion : Parents Calling Spouses by bukatyne(f): 10:16pm On Aug 25, 2020
area74:
Dear family,

I have created this topic to get wider opinions from the experienced and especially those who are married because sometimes when take decisions or react to situations they may not be objective but fueled by our personal biases.

What is your take on parents especially mothers calling spouses everyday in marriages? Mother-in-law calling her daughter everyday or mother-in-law calling her son everyday.

Personally, I don't like it or support my mother-in-law calling my wife everyday. Situations like this will make it inevitable for my in-laws to know everything going on in our lives. I believe when people are married, they should be left alone to live their lives.

Please what are your opinions about this topic?
Is this happening to you or just random opinion?

I am trying to wonder where your fear of interference stems from.
Family › Re: Why Do Women Divorcees Still Bear Their Ex Husband's Name After Divorce by bukatyne(f): 9:58pm On Aug 25, 2020
1. Change of name is soooooo stressful
2. Some women want to bear same name with their kids
3. Some women have built influence with his surname
4. His surname open doors

The husband is within his rights to demand his ex drops his surname though.
Agriculture › Re: Two Giant Snakes Attack Owner For Attempting To Carry Their 251 Eggs (Video) by bukatyne(f): 12:15pm On Aug 25, 2020
pacespot:
Every animal, including humans who are higher animals, are overly protective of their siblings.
Siblings or offsprings?
Family › Re: Marriage Counseling: Stages In Marriage (a Must Read For The Potential parents) by bukatyne(f): 10:11am On Aug 25, 2020
MARRIAGE COUNSELING: STAGES IN MARRIAGE (A MUST READ FOR THE POTENTIAL MOTHERS AND FATHERS)

*1. THE AMAZEMENT STAGE: According to research, this is the most enjoyable period in the lives of every couple. The wow stage. Days of discoveries between couples mostly newly married ones. The newness, the freshness is so amazing. Sleeping on the same bed, wearing the same attire, cooking for him, doing house chores with her, bathing together. Wearing your dazzling wedding ring everywhere, turning people's heads at the newest couple around. Loads and lots of fun. Sexual exploration and excitement. Being in control of your kitchen, feeding him and lots more. It's the honeymoon stage and it's so so beautiful.
Sometimes we refer to this stage as a moment of blindness.

*2. THE IRRITATION STAGE: This is the stage when you begin to notice weaknesses you have overlooked or blissfully wish they go away but they didn't. The repetition of such weaknesses begins to work on your nerves and you are getting irritated: he snores a lot, she is slow in the kitchen, she belches loudly, he screams unnecessarily, she won't bathe before coming to bed or shave, he spends many hours watching football and ignores you when you talk. "What's just wrong with this guy?" You think aloud, well it's part of marriage. But don't regret the marriage for even the one you wish to have married has his/her own weaknesses.

*3. THE ANGER STAGE: In this stage, you realized that the repetition of such weaknesses gets on your nerves and you display your anger. The introverted partners stuff it in and either keep malice, avoid you or stubbornly continue with the irritating habit. The next thing is to start asking yourself: "have I really married the wrong guy?" "Have I married the wrong woman?" No, you did not, you are simply going through a phase together. If at all there is a need for marriage advice it shouldn't be from friends but from the ministers of religion and from experts in the field of marriage counseling.

*4. THE RESOLUTION STAGE: When you both begin to face the reality of marriage and acknowledge your partner's weaknesses. You eventually realize anger and malice does not solve any problem and begin to find ways to deal with your differences, both of you begin to compromise here and there and adjust to each other.

*5. THE ACCEPTANCE STAGE: When it dawned on you that some things are just part of your partner and may never change. You resigned from anger, abuse and quarrel and choose to accept them, lovingly adjust to them and enjoy them regardless of their weaknesses.

*6. THE RESTFUL STAGE: This is the stage you permanently accept them with all their strengths, weaknesses, shortcomings and flaws and love them unconditionally regardless of what they do. This is real ❤️, agape, divine and true. You reconnect emotionally, spiritually and physically at a deeper level and enjoy honeymoon again while building a lasting marriage regardless of the challenges you face.

The truth you need to know is this: "there is no perfect marriage. Every marriage goes through these stages. How you handle it will determine if you will come out bitter or better. You don't have to abuse your spouse or keep malice if God is at the centre of your home and you obey the word of God daily. Nevertheless, do not be disappointed if you go through the unpleasant stages in a marriage. It is a phase and will surely end. But don't fold your hands and wait for the end you have to sit up, do something about it, commit it into the hands of God for he is the God of peace and progress he must do something good in return.

Ask God for wisdom in your marriage, never you stop loving regardless of the challenges you face. That is what will make your marriage a heaven on earth experience.

Cc: holocron

@Deloversbed: Post the full article next time embarassed
Family › Re: Woman Files For Divorce As Husband Loves Her Too Much & Doesn't Fight With Her by bukatyne(f): 10:19pm On Aug 24, 2020
mariahAngel:
I can bet the man was not raised in India.

Indian men are usually raised with an entitled mentality, while their daughters are raised to serve and worship their husbands.
He might just be different and thought she would appreciate what he brought to the table.

Some women love drama and can't be happy otherwise.
Celebrities › Re: Blogger Vivian Gist Welcomes Her First Child With Husband - Pictures by bukatyne(f): 10:10pm On Aug 24, 2020
749 topics?

You truly cover all cheesy

God bless you, hubby and the new babe.
Family › Re: Woman Files For Divorce As Husband Loves Her Too Much & Doesn't Fight With Her by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On Aug 24, 2020
mariahAngel:
Indian women are not familiar with what love is, so I don't blame her.
If you watch their series and see what their definition of love is, you'd understand where she's coming from perfectly.

Indian women as a whole are the worst treated on this earth.
Hahahahahahaha!

Indian woman does not know what love is......

They love 'love-triangles'. Perhaps, a second wife would solve her problem.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 10:06pm On Aug 24, 2020
crackhaus:
At this point, you already know that NL is filled mostly with people who present a faux version of reality just to suit an agenda and it's usually the unmarried/never married females with such narratives. cheesy

I myself grew up around female professionals – nurses, accountants, lawyers, bankers, one professor, one retired DSS officer – all of them married early, worked and progressed in their career while still married with children.
Two of the dearest people to my heart, both professionals – one a young practicing lawyer, the other a young opthalmologist, and marriage has not stopped them from their professions.

But on NL, they say women are putting off marriage for career, or putting career on hold for marriage... Lmao!
Do people even know what a career is? Someone holding down a job will still claim it's her career that's stopping her from marriage.

If you check the list of occupations above, those are not even fields where you can just take off for a long time and then return whenever you like to pick up from where you left it off, the best these women ever got/get are maternity leaves, annual leaves, etc.

But on NL, marriage is stopping women's careers/dreams – well I honestly know no such women in my life so far, but agenda must agend... grin
No joke, it is on NL that all married women are in bondage or married men don't live their lives.

It is here I also learnt career is something you start working today and build tomorrow.

When most of my senior colleagues are recounting tales of the work they have put in, we would be calculating 'I was in 200L or I just finished secondary school then.'

Funnily, the school/work/marriage & career model actually gives you the most time to do whatever. See Omoni who even took a break from acting: she can now act forever. Omotola used to take her babies to set so all her characters was a young mother. Now the kids have grown and she is traveling the world.

There was someone I met during service: a beautiful lady married at 17 because her dad died. This lady had two kids and said she wanted to go back to school. Everyone said no, her mother said her husband would start sleeping with her maid and she told them they were free. She was able to finish school, had a dream to work somewhere unfortunately, the place packed up.

When you hear her talk and her dreams despite her circumstances then, you would marvel.

I have not seen anyone hungry for success so much claim marriage stopped them.
Family › Re: Woman Files For Divorce As Husband Loves Her Too Much & Doesn't Fight With Her by bukatyne(f): 9:50pm On Aug 24, 2020
Husband loves wife too much, doesn't fight her and forgives her easily.

The above is a problem.

We need to run away from damaged people.
Family › Re: Marriage: Before And After by bukatyne(f): 8:21pm On Aug 24, 2020
LewsTherin:
Marriage is easy. Once you both are willing to do the work.

It's a lot of work. It's compromising. It's sacrificing. It's submitting. It's providing. It's tolerating. It's more than this.

But once you put in the work, it becomes very easy and very satisfying.
kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 6:23pm On Aug 24, 2020
Kehl:
Of course marriage as an institution is not the problem but the individuals who makes up the marriage.They decide the success of the marriage by their actions and inactions

like I said before, a lot of things can be easily said and concluded but it becomes an entirely different thing in reality.
Anybody that wants to succeed in life MUST be ready to pay the price.

Single, married, divorced, male or female.

If it is easy to succeed being single, we would have tons to single people suceeding.

Go through NL and see how single men are crying about getting decent jobs talk more of building careers or 'succeeding'. At least, they are single and are not hindered by marriage.

And I am talking of people's reality.

Did they work hard, sacrifice some things, put in long hours? Yes.

However, they were intentional and carved a path for themselves.

Please let's leave David to rest in piece and advise Ngozi to make whatever she can of herself.

It is not over until it is over.

On a different note, this is why I think female mentors are better for women. They will give better practicial guidance.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 5:22pm On Aug 24, 2020
Kehl:
1. You're right, but then... That's exactly why I said that for those who feel that marriage is is it for them, they should disregard the message.

2. It's easier said than done... It's difficult to start again after a long time.. Especially if there were no initial plans to go back. At that point, a lot would be put into consideration.

3. True... But like I said before, it's easier said.. The hard work is in the doing.. Especially in this part of the world. If I'm permitted, I'll share a survey of so many married women with same story. They thought they could go back, but a whole lot of things come with marriage.. It all ended in wishes

4. Some men, even after talking, they don't take it seriously... They would only pay lip service but won't show commitment. They would come up with a thousand reason why it should be their way.

5. For every woman who achieved their dreams, there are a whole lot more who couldn't... And they wallow in regret.
What you have done is pass the buck from the woman to the man like she cannot take full agency of her own life.

I agree that a choice of spouse (husband) is very critical to achieving your dreams; that is why women should choose well. If you don't know yourself enough to choose someone that aligns with you or change after marriage, there MIGHT be serious issues.

1. I don't understand this point

2. Like you said, no initial plans to go back. Is David to be blamed for Nneka's lack of drive to go back to her dreams?

3. And I am telling you that a lot of women did what they wanted to do IN marriage. It would be actually good to survey them so we can pin-point what went wrong: If they are honest enough.

4. And is this quality manifesting after marriage? Is he that way for the woman's ambitions or for EVERYTHING she brings up? DID she have these ambitions prior to marriage? What is the man's vision for a family? What is the woman's vision for a family?

5. The question is WHY?

Do you know if David had unfulfilled dreams which he forgot because he has to fend for a family? I know people who want to retire at 40 but life aka bills laughed them to scorn and they wake up each day to the grind to fend for their families.

Another question is: What is the difference between married women who are able to pull it off and married women who did not?

Marriage as an institution is not the problem.
Family › Re: In A Sinful Relationship by bukatyne(f): 5:11pm On Aug 24, 2020
eazzzy1:
Lol abi sis, na to scatter everything since the love Dey shack am. I don’t think it’s a soul tie, I think it’s adults acting like children.

Unfortunately their selfishness is going to destroy two families, turn the kids to children from broken homes and their respective partners to divorcees, something non of them bargained for.

Calling it a soul tie kind of takes the responsibility out of their hands making seem like they have no control over their actions.

I wish their partners find out and decide to date themselves too, so basically family swap. I no holy pass but to fall in love outside your marriage and even worse to a fellow married person. No judgement here sha. Let them keep chopping life .
Sex is spiritual as well as physical.

Calling it a soul-tie is not taking the responsibility out of his hands since he slept with her to form that tie.

We just diagnosed the problem so he can find effective solution.

Of course, nothing good can come out of their sexcapade.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 4:39pm On Aug 24, 2020
Kehl, please re-quote me so I respond to you.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 4:38pm On Aug 24, 2020
GboyegaD:
Well, we all have what we like. For me, the quality is key and so is the ambition. I don't want a wife who sees the world from my lens.

Truth is one can get both because marriage generally changes both sexes. So many things to drop and so many things to learn.
I am assuming you mean one can get both marriage and their ambition?

If yes, it was when I got to NL I learn marriage 'stops' women's dreams.

I grew up with female professors, teachers, leaders, bankers, pastors etc. (whatever they wanted even if it was stay at home mothering {which was frowned upon sha}). Even my female senior colleagues are married, the single ones are the outliers and praying to be married.

So the natural thing for me was school, a bit of work, marriage and continue building your career, purpose, life, whatever.

Even most of the top women in Nigeria we admire in today are married; it is here I have read 'marriage' stops women or is a bondage to them.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 4:09pm On Aug 24, 2020
GboyegaD:
So true. I remember a discussion with a lady on number of children, school they would attend etc and her response was a complete turn off. Imagine, someone willing to sacrifice all her ambition to be a good wife.

I realized then that quite a number of Nigerian women, finding a man to marry is their biggest ambition.
Some people are content with the simple things of life.

It would do well to marry a man who appreciates that quality she is bringing.
Family › Re: Let Me Tell You A Story....a True Life Story by bukatyne(f): 4:08pm On Aug 24, 2020
Kehl:
Let me tell you a story…. A true life story


When we go into a relationship that would potentially lead to marriage, we sometimes leave out some of the most important points to consider, one of which is our individual life plans, and our potential partner’s commitment in helping us achieve our life goals.

Before accepting that marriage proposal, discuss your dreams and ambitions and make sure he is committed to seeing you achieve your dreams, while you also show commitment in helping him achieve his.

Don’t be forced or cajoled into buying his dreams at the expense of yours. You both can support your individual dreams
@Topic:

The problem is not the support or lack of; the problem was the highlighted in addition to lack of communication.

A woman should discover/ know herself before getting married; it automatically weeds out unaligned spouses. Unfortunately, a number of women don't discover themselves and marry spouses who cannot provide the support they require.

Nneka should have also told David at a point that she wasn't content with managing his business and they work out something that is fine with both parties. When the kids grew out of infancy, she could have pursued her dreams.

Many women have kids and still conquer the world.

Besides, it is not too late; I presume she has the resources to still achieve some of those dreams e.g. travelling the world. If she likes education, she can further and go into lecturing and even become a professor sef. smiley

And please let's not blame David who did right by his wife. He is not a mind reader, if Nneka was not content with business, she should spoken out.

Modified: Let me modify the OP I quoted before some people bite me. grin tongue
Music/Radio › Re: What Are Your Favorite Songs by bukatyne(op): 3:53pm On Aug 24, 2020
R.Kelly's Sign of a Victory: The ginger cheesy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nr5N6Tk_5ls

Imagine this song bursting your speakers especially the end. wink
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 3:42pm On Aug 24, 2020
eazzzy1:
grin buka wahala. If fleek is still in school in 2022 she may be too young for me. I finished school in 2011. Although at quite an early age. If I do the maths she’s still a baby. I no be Oga Ned Nwokwo o.
grin
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 3:41pm On Aug 24, 2020
Mariangeles:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

E don be!
Laslas, na for dis nairaland we go help you settle the matter
No be here we dey ?
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