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Family › Re: Advise For A Woman Whose Husband Is Suffering From A Spinal Cord Injury by bukatyne(f):
miniziter:
Its already 2 years and the husband can't go to work not to talk of bringing money. He can't perform on bed and she has been the one doing the cleaning of all his mess. The most annoying thing is that the family members of the husband despite being okay financially failed to help the family. Now she planning to either stay with the man and have a cumcubine outside or leave the man outrightly. Which do you advise?
NB: They just gave to a child and she's still young. On the way, if she leaves the man, he may not see someone that will take care of him like she used to do.
The wife's major issue is lack of sex: (she just seems sad the family is not contributing, it sounds like she can handle it).

She should get a nurse to help with caring for the man and also work towards therapy.

I expect the husband out of thoughfulness to have discussed his wife's sexual needs as he can't fulfill them and suggest resolutions. He can't deny he has not noticed her sexual frustrations or the times she tossed and turned on the bed out of unmet needs.

If he can move his hands, they can work with that while she invests in good dildos. A sex therapist would also come in handy at this point.

This is the definition of bilisi.

Ki Olorun ko ya yo ninu bilisi.
Family › Re: Chidera's Side Of The Story: Son Who Destroyed Kitchen Items. by bukatyne(f):
Mariangeles:
The truth is most Nigerian parents have this strong sense of ownership towards their children, which is very unhealthy.
They want to control everything in the lives of their children even when they've grown to young adults.
Most of them want to know when their children go out, where they are, who they're with, even as far as dictating what to study in the university, which can be very stifling.
Although, it is not all that bad, it would have better if they know where to draw the line.
You want to compare the sacrifices a Nigerian parent makes to the one a Western parent does?

Do Nigerian parents kick their children out at 18 or expect them to earn their keep?

Except very poor people, how many Nigerian kids do you see working during holidays instead of waiting for mommy and daddy to hustle for the next fees?

Do you know how many things a typical Nigerian parent deny themselves of so their children can 'do well'? How many things they are happy forfeiting under the 'guise' of 'my children would make it and do more than this for me'?

You don't start poking holes in a system from the middle.

Do a wholistic overview and make healthy adjustments where necessary.
Family › Re: Can You Look At These Images? How Do They Make You Feel? by bukatyne(f): 5:36pm On Jul 09, 2020
Mariangeles:
How do you feel looking at these images? If you can't stand the sight of them, then there's a high chance you might be trypophobic.

Me, I was downright disgusted!
It made my hair stand, my skin crawl and filled with goosepimples. Oh my nerves! cry

Looking at it, I felt itchy all over
You know the worst part? I couldn't stop looking at them and I felt like I wanted to scratch them all so desperately angry angry angry
I swear, if you want to punish me, put me in room full of these images cry
Immediately I read that paragraph, I knew I did not want to see the pictures.

Goodluck.
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 9:37pm On Jul 08, 2020
eazzzy1:
I use to like a decent girl, who’s a freak to just me. Now I realize it’s almost impossible for people to have that dual personality, so I have cancelled the freak part, I settled for decent.
grin

So how do you intend to get your freak on when you snag the decent girl?

And what is freaky freaky to you?
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 9:28pm On Jul 08, 2020
Mariangeles:
This might seem odd

For me, I'd say someone who's mischievously controversial on the outside, but reasonable within.
The nurturer in me likes vulnerable too grin tongue
Well, the topic itself already sounds odd grin

I like vulnerability out of intimacy and not necessarily nurturing.

A 'I am the only one who can see him like this' type of thing.

I guess that's why I cherish virginal/almost virginal relationships for both parties.

That special, secret, intimate place. kiss
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 9:14pm On Jul 08, 2020
Ariza:
Yes She is. However you don't keep doing the same thing same way and expect different result. The old way of doing things isn't that perfect, if it was there wouldn't be need for change. wink

[b] A woman should be allowed to express herself, broaden her horizon,live a purposeful life , achieve her goals and be very intelligent. However this shouldn't be at the detriment of her home or husband.[/b]Only a petty Man will feel threatened by his wife's achievement. A woman is a Being not a Statue. wink
@bold:

What does this mean?
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 8:38pm On Jul 08, 2020
Geminita1:
Just look around you. Apart from toxic masculinity which could have been addressed properly, our parents and grand parents were on the right path.
I want practical Scenarios of this situation.

I know men and women say they don't want to marry women more intelligent/ men less intelligent, how do it really play out?
Family › Re: Nigerian Rapper Says Men Have Become Toxic by bukatyne(f): 8:36pm On Jul 08, 2020
Geminita1:
Nairaland is not a world of its own. Nairaland is the heart of Nigerian men. Better believe them.
Hmmmmm

The lure of an anonymous forum.
Romance › Re: What If You Discover You're Pregnant After Breakup? by bukatyne(f): 8:33pm On Jul 08, 2020
Poloyanabo2:
Udonminit!
You mean i can refer to the baby as your ex-child?
Ex-child?

Eziokwu!
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 8:32pm On Jul 08, 2020
Geminita1:
We all know where this mindset of showing of your super intelligence and wisdom before your man leads to. It never ends well for the woman. So many depressed and tired women around, trying to prove what? That they are capable like men. Men are wired to provide and protect so its natural for them to be more intelligent and wiser. If they want to provide, then they would also desire to be the more intelligent ones.

Even if you are the more capable one deep down your man would appreciate if you keep it to yourself so he doesn't feel emasculated. Flexing your intelligence is a masculine thing to do. Women should rest and let men take the lead. Most times, the ancient paths are the right paths.
Am I permitted to ask for practical examples or scenarios?
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 8:30pm On Jul 08, 2020
Rozz:
..
Why did you delete your post?
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 8:29pm On Jul 08, 2020
LewsTherin:
I don't ask for too much. I simply need my lover to have the complementary opposite plumbing parts to mine.

Shikena
Hahahahahahahaha!

This really cracked me up!
Family › Re: What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 8:00pm On Jul 08, 2020
LewsTherin, come and answer smiley
Family › Re: Is It A Must To Perform The White Wedding After The Traditional Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 7:58pm On Jul 08, 2020
Acidosis:
cheesy I've actually been around o

Amen!

Thank you my sister ❤️ smiley
cheesy
Romance › Re: See What He Found In His Wife's Bag After 8 Years Of Marriage by bukatyne(f): 7:58pm On Jul 08, 2020
oluwaseyi0:
I understand you point but unless they're not living together, it's impossible to hide active asthma for almost a decade

Asthma is not a temporary headache or fever, it doesn't have time table, it can occur even when unprovoked, for doctor to warn the wife to never miss a dose it must be a high risk asthma

The man has no excuse, he's a shame to whatsoever he believes in
Very true.

Asthma attacks are not pre-scheduled.

I agree with your last line.

The hunter has become the hunted. grin
Romance › Re: See What He Found In His Wife's Bag After 8 Years Of Marriage by bukatyne(f): 7:34pm On Jul 08, 2020
oluwaseyi0:
If after staying with an asthma patient for 8 years you didn't know about it you should question yourself if you really deserve to be call a husband and a partner, it shows you are a completely absentia and unless man. The woman deserves something better

I won't be surprised if on your daughter wedding day is when you will discover you child has been asthmatic all along, but deadbeat absentia father like you can't be in the know of such obvious things
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

You have a point anyways except IF the wife took extra precautions to hide it from him.
Romance › Re: See What He Found In His Wife's Bag After 8 Years Of Marriage by bukatyne(f): 7:31pm On Jul 08, 2020
Dobson43:
cheesy

If there was a evidence of her cheating, then she has a case to answer. If she had a case sexually transmitted disease, you have grounds to question her fidelity. If she decides not to share a history of her ailment, it's terrible but it's not grievous as such.

Call her and have a heart to heart talk.
@bold: shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
Career › Re: Maternity, Paternity Leave: Oyo Workers May Enjoy 6 Months, 4 Weeks Respectively by bukatyne(f): 7:27pm On Jul 08, 2020
Good one.

Four months is really inadequate.

Hopefully, the vision is sold to the employers so we don't have the crisis of increased female unemployment.

The husbands should also be educated that this is a time to be cater and not to be catered for.

A part of me would like that wives decide if husbands get the one month or it is added to theirs.

And measures should also be put in place that women don't birth kids back to back becoming dead weight to their employers.
Family › Re: Is It A Must To Perform The White Wedding After The Traditional Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 7:22pm On Jul 08, 2020
Acidosis:
The expression grin grin


Sometime ago.... Last month cheesy
Ha Ha!

No wonder you have been away.

Happy honeymooning and God bless your home with love, joy, peace and wisdom to stick together like glue forever.

Amen!
Family › What Seemingly Opposing Charateristics Do You Want In A Lover (life/movies) by bukatyne(op): 7:20pm On Jul 08, 2020
Good evening peeps.

This thread is for fun: cheesy

What seemingly opposing characteristics do you like in a lover/spouse/partner or a lover in a movie?

I go first:

I love my man to be assertive/in charge to the world and vulnerable to me kiss/his lover (if a movie)

Dedicated to Mariangeles: happy anticipation cheesy tongue
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 7:04pm On Jul 08, 2020
Mariangeles:
Oops! grin
It might will. grin

Anticipating the thread...
Hahahahahahahaha

Happy anticipation.
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 7:01pm On Jul 08, 2020
Mariangeles:
grin
Just create one... it'll might be interesting

There's always something to learn, derailment regardless.
It will or it might? grin

My threads always have something to learn. wink

That reminds me, I have a funny thread in mind.
Family › Re: Is It A Must To Perform The White Wedding After The Traditional Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 7:00pm On Jul 08, 2020
Gforce2015:
Sound desperate...because ladies are the advocate of elaborate weddings.
Hahahahahahahaha!

You guys sha cheesy
Family › Re: Is It A Must To Perform The White Wedding After The Traditional Wedding? by bukatyne(f): 6:59pm On Jul 08, 2020
Acidosis:
No, it is not a MUST.


You're the church, you can bless your own marriage. You can also talk to your pastor to come and bless your marriage at your chosen location. But make sure you attend a small church to have this done. Adeboye or Oyedepo would not leave Ota to come bless your marriage in your house.



The most important thing is that you seek the consent of both parents/families, pay your rites, and back it up with the law.



Traditional wedding completes a marriage traditionally.



What kind of papers? The only recognized paper is that issued by a recognized/licensed magistrate. Any other paper is technically useless.



Answered above



Something bad would surely happen if you marry a wrong spouse. For example, a spouse that tells you to avoid white wedding because he or she wants you to stop going to church, praying, serving your God, or abandoning your faith. This may result in clashes and everyday war in your home. So ask yourself, to why are you avoiding the white/church wedding?




Is this about wearing a white gown or going to church? I didn't do a church wedding but my wife wore a white gown. What do you want? White that can be worn for the registry or a regular photoshoot or your pastor's blessings/traditional wedding that can be done in your home, just as I had mine in my spouse's family house (of course with any attire or regalia you so desire?)

Who says a woman must wear the wedding gown ONLY to the church, even now that churches are closed?



I think NOTHING. I'm a man.



Doesn't really matter who owns the culture. European or not, the typical magistrate in Nigeria (including those in the villages) expects the woman to wear a wedding gown for joining.




What the church expects is that your marriage should be legally binding. Churches work hand in hand with the registry. If your church is licensed by the ministry of interior, then a church may insist you hold your wedding in the church.

However, if your aim of pursuing a traditional wedding is to gain an advantage for an easy exit out of your marriage or marry another woman based on traditional principles, then the church has the right to abandon you and your spouse.
Your last paragraph is so soooo funny.

By the way, when did you marry? shocked shocked
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 6:57pm On Jul 08, 2020
Mariangeles:
It'll make an interesting topic of discussion don't you agree? cheesy
If trolls don't ruin the thread with their textbook and internet arguments like they don't observe stuff around them.
Family › Re: Man Disgraces Lady Who Rejected His Proposal And Later Accepted After He Sent He by bukatyne(f): 6:45pm On Jul 08, 2020
Naijabad:
This is technical knockout
This one pass technical knockout!
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 6:42pm On Jul 08, 2020
Mariangeles:
The question is can a man marry a woman who he knows is more intelligent and wiser than him? I've always wondered... undecided
How does a man determine a woman 'wiser' and 'more intelligent' than him?

In what areas is this wisdom and intelligence measured?

And this question is to women also. I have read and heard women say they don't want to marry a man they are wiser and more intelligent than. That is usually the lure of women who like wide age gap in addition to the money.

It is a two way street with men and women walking on it. undecided

Maybe if we are talking exposure, it could be somewhat measurable.

So just how men don't want to marry women wiser than then, women too do jot want to marry men they are wiser than.

In retrospect, the OP is the reality for a set of people.
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 5:00pm On Jul 08, 2020
Geminita1:
Are you a woman or a man? What the op pointed out is the truth for all generations. With your mindset you will age quickly because you would have a lot of burden to carry.
What is true in the advise below? That a woman should 'reduce' herself to make her husband shine?

"Don't learn how to do things better than your husband. A man needs to think he knows more than his wife so she will respsect him and depend on him. It makes him feel more like a man. "
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 12:16pm On Jul 08, 2020
Why this plenty debate on the definition of the legitimatcy of a child?

Nigerian laws have even bent backwards and said upon marriage of the parents and/or the father's acknowledgement, the child becomes legitimate and/or can inherit.

Is this another agenda to normalize baby mamaism and papaism undecided
Family › Re: We Should Kick Against Family Planning In Nigeria — King Of Iwo by bukatyne(f): 11:10pm On Jul 07, 2020
cheesy

Kabieysi, E kare!
Family › Re: The Place Of A Woman In The Home by bukatyne(f): 10:31pm On Jul 07, 2020
Mariangeles:
shocked
How were you able to register a new account with an existing monicker?
I saw that and also wanted to ask too.

It is a security breach if someone can register with an existing moniker.

Cc: Seun, Mynd44, Lalasticlala, dominique
Family › Re: Your Choice by bukatyne(f): 7:55pm On Jul 07, 2020
sassysure:
Go and learn how to cook.
Mtcheew.

Wonder if cooking is the only thing women can do.

Best world chefs are men.

Your blokos will not burn if you enter kitchen.
Sassy ooooooo!

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