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Romance › Re: My Boyfriend Decides To Use His Friend To Test Me With Sex. by bukatyne(f): 5:31pm On Jul 03, 2020
J111333:
Ebube haff cheated severally but here he is, putting his loyal babe of 3yrs to test.
Ebube odogwu. grin grin
Na real Ebube Odogwu grin
Family › Re: Who Is To Find And Fond A House Help by bukatyne(f): 5:01pm On Jul 03, 2020
Ybaby:
Joker!
How have you been?
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 4:59pm On Jul 03, 2020
Omar09:
Howdie anyway?
I am good, thanks

And you?
Family › Re: Nigerian Rapper Says Men Have Become Toxic by bukatyne(f): 4:55pm On Jul 03, 2020
Klass99:
It's not about the role but the personalities involved.

The female ones I have encountered don't spill jack about stuff they know.

There's one in particular who is as hard as nails, if you held a knife to her neck she still won't share info, if you don't need to know.

I'm sharing my personal experience this is not a gender something, no one should come for my head o abeg.
Just pulling your legs cheesy

It is indeed a personality thing.
Family › Re: I Don't Know What Is Going Between My Junior Brother And My Wife by bukatyne(f): 4:54pm On Jul 03, 2020
Johntemmy:
I am married for over 5yrs now, I love my wife so much and my family. But I don't know what is going on btw my wife and my kid brother(close relative but not sibling), it all started 2016, my brother school in the same State and town am living, he always come around for weekend at my place, and I noticed they get close, I was happy about it.
When i got transferred to work in another State, I started coming home on weekends too, until my wife got sick and I asked my brother to go there and stay with her because he's also on holiday, I think that was how they got so intimate I like the way they play and gist a lot, I was transferred back 2017. but what giving me concern about this' is, whenever he's not around they always talk on phone, video chat, sometimes send pictures to each other, my wife will sometimes block me from viewing her WhatsApp status when she put him there, because I had complained ones about why she used so much romantic words for him. She will always excuse to go and talk to him, when I ask why? she'll say private discussion, I really don't feel comfortable but I think I shouldn't jump into conclusion.
I'm not a heavy eater but my brother is, my wife always give him larger portion, I don't mind but when it's meat, my wife gives him the best meat in the soup, bcoz we always eat together on the same dinning table, I feel uncomfortable & disrespected with this, but I didn't talk, but recently I was checking through my brother phone and saw one of his pics that he took 2018 and unknowingly and unware my wife was sitting down behind him, exposing her breast because of the ordinary singlet she was wearing because she's inside the house but my brother kept this picture since then, I ask him why didn't he delete it, he said "i like it, I don't feel convenient with how my wife shows on it, I ask why he couldn't crop her out of the pics, he keeps giving excuses so i deleted it, and he was mad at me. But this had been a point of concern for me, I don't know what to think and how to handle this....
Please mature minds only! Thanks.
from LIFE MATTERS NIGERIA.
Life Matters Nigeria,

I will not tell you what to think.

However, IF you as a husband does not like the attitude of YOUR wife in a certain circumstance, you have the 'duty' to call her to order.

You are not comfortable with their relationship, put an end to it.
Family › Re: How The Presiding Judge Married My Niece's Ex Husband by bukatyne(f): 4:47pm On Jul 03, 2020
subtlemee:
a cow doesn't know the usefulness of its tail till it is cut off and flies starts to feast on the ears .....guys are not even enough for us here you want to come and use abroad and win them over to your ungrateful neice?
This is so so funny! grin
Family › Re: Nigerian Rapper Says Men Have Become Toxic by bukatyne(f): 4:15pm On Jul 03, 2020
Klass99:
I quite agree to an extent, (in a different scenario though) because the men in my office are so toxic it's unbelievable.

They're the ones who gossip the most and when they have no intel on you to share among themselves, they start to speculate and generate false intel by force.

The situation is worsened by the fact that our HR Manager (a male) runs his mouth like a broken water dam.Private/confidential records are not even safe with him.

This is the second male HR Manager I am encountering, who talks too much and is completely unsuitable for the role/position he holds.
@bold:

Could be the role.

The info they have is tooooooooo much to keep back. grin
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 4:05pm On Jul 03, 2020
Omar09:
You asked:


So I don't want a partner I can't influence.
Ha ha.

Concord o!

Ok, I get you now.
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 3:50pm On Jul 03, 2020
Omar09:
I know I don't.
You don't want a partner/spouse you can influence?

Interesting.
Family › Re: Why Are 80% Of Divorces Filed By The Wives? by bukatyne(f): 3:41pm On Jul 03, 2020
backbone503:
If this stats holds true for Nigeria and other African countries, then I'll say its because most women marry who is ready and not who they love. And when they get into marriage, they soon discover that love (which might be lacking in the union) is the only thing that can truly bind two people together.
@bold:

Very well agree.
Family › Re: How Do I Handle A Disturbing Father by bukatyne(f): 2:07pm On Jul 03, 2020
thorpido:
Well,I believe your mother dated your father enough to know what kind of man she was marrying.She has also chosen to stay even in the face of all these provocations.
As much as you want peace for your mom,she is the one to decide for herself.
Your business now is to make a way for yourself and move out.You can then bring your siblings with you
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 12:21pm On Jul 03, 2020
Omar09:
That is a hell of a bad market for today's women. In fact, they don't want it.
cheesy

But again, who wants a partner they can't influence in some sort of way?
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 12:12pm On Jul 03, 2020
Unnerve:
Lol @ charging for it. It's a good character to have anyway, the ability to maintain control of one's sexual urges, especially for unmarried men.

But I'm sure married women or even girlfriends hate it when they are not able to use sex as a bargaining chip to get what they desire from the men in their lives. cheesy

The stuff is a double-edged sword.
Learn and master it in youth as a man and he will end up being immune to the charms & manipulations of his wife and/or girlfriends.
@bold:

Generally, absolutely on point!
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 10:29am On Jul 03, 2020
eyinjuege:
You have just compared a scientific physiological process of pregnancy to a social construct of illegitimacy.
Apples and oranges.
Culture is forever changing, and crimes that were the norm in those days are legal this day and vice versa. E.g Europeans have once in their history married legitimately 14 year olds and younger. Homosexuality used to be a crime in their countries but it is now legitimized in same countries
Children born out of wedlock weren't allowed to inherit in same countries, but that is no longer the case now.
I am not arguing the inheritance, I posted Nigerian laws on it.

Can an illegitimate child inherit? YES. (Dependent on the laws of the land).

Are illegitimate children stigmatized? In most places NO.

Does it change the fact children out of wedlock are illegitimate? NOPE!

I like your homosexual example: the fact homosexuality is mainstream, accepted and funky even doesn't change the fact they are homosexuals.
Celebrities › Re: D'banj And Wife, Lineo Didi Kilgrow Celebrate 4th Wedding Anniversary by bukatyne(f): 10:05am On Jul 03, 2020
SAMBARRY:
Dapo if you are truly a raap1st may you get the punishment befitting of a raap1st


If the lady is commiting slander,may God expose her and make an example of her


Meanwhile happy wedding anniversary.


Note that I didn't call you dbanj.i love D'banj as an entertainer,I don't like Dapo that much
Hahahahahahaha.

Divorcing the art from the artist.
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 9:57am On Jul 03, 2020
Rozz:
you are right,the better word is INFLUENCE, that's why it's also safe to do away with any man that follows ubunja,martinez39s and their cohorts here in Nairaland.Any unfortunate lady that falls in their trap will live a bitter life
I have updated my post.
Family › Re: Becoming An Assertive Visionary Man by bukatyne(op): 9:55am On Jul 03, 2020
NerdyRudeGyal:
Good thread.
Thank you and welcome to the thread.
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 9:45am On Jul 03, 2020
Rozz:
its never advisable for any lady to marry a man she can't control at least small lol, right?
Hahahahahahahahaha!

I would prefer influence.

In traditional Nigerian marriages, wives have had influence on their husbands through food, sex and massaging his ego.

There is also influence based on love: because he loves you (which a number of Nigerian women never achieve else they will not resolve to the traditional method).

Now if you have a traditional relationship with a man who can't be influenced by food, sex or ego massage, na fast express be that.

Hence the rhetorical question in my first post:

Would an average woman (Nigerian) really really want such a man?

The goal is to be an assertive visionary man influence able by your woman whom has been properly screened and chosen. cheesy

Make yourself a woman of value and virtue and you have nothing to worry about.

At the end, such a man exercises a great restraint.
Family › Re: Must A Married Woman Revert Back To Her Maiden Name After Divorce? by bukatyne(f): 9:31am On Jul 03, 2020
Dependent on the woman, the status of the man, what she has built in her married name, her age etc.
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 9:29am On Jul 03, 2020
Unnerve:
There is no distinction between a legitimate and an illegitimate child by Nigerian law, maybe only village people are the ones still differentiating them.

Check the last sentence
You don't get the irony of your statement:

There is NO legal distinction between a legitimate child and illegitimate child means there is a term 'illegitimate child'.

It is like arguing a lady who did an abortion was not pregnant.
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 9:18am On Jul 03, 2020
Unnerve:
The goal is to weed out average women and only go for exceptional women of character who are not passively trying to control and influence you.
Exceptional woman, good one.

This thread ties to my thread.

Influence driven by love is the goal.
Family › Re: Lady's Advice: Master The Art Of Saying NO To Sex & Useless Women Will Leave by bukatyne(f): 7:52am On Jul 03, 2020
A man who can control his sexual urge, do his chores, make his food and tame his ego would ALMOST be 'uncontrollable' and 'un-influenceable'.

Would an average woman really really want that type of man?
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 10:32pm On Jul 02, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:
1. In Nigeria the child becomes legitimate once the parents are married. Laws are peculiar to each country and in some countries this might not be an issue for some it might.

2. It is discriminatory and offensive to classify an individual as such and in my opinion.Even the word bastard is an insult and offensive

3. They cannot contest a will written by the parents on such grounds. Only when such parent might have died intestate(without a will) such child may then be able to contest and it depends on the context or facts of the case take for instance the child's existence was acknowledged by the father before death. The child born out of wedlock can get a share of the inheritance.
1. I know Nigeria's law, I posted it. I wanted to compare with what was obtainable elsewhere. It is not only Nigerian laws we reference on NL cheesy. As per Nigerian law, if the parents remain unmarried, the child is illegitimate.

2. That unfortunately is your opinion. I agree it might be insensitive to call a child 'illegitimate' to his/her face, however, it doesn't change the facts that his/her parents were/are not married. If someone can inherit influence on account of their birth, why can't they inherit 'legitimacy or lack of?'

3. As I suspected, writing a will solves the inheritance rights of the illegitimate child.

Anyways, illegitimacy and inheritance aka identity is more of a male problem than female.
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 9:44pm On Jul 02, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:
The child is legitimate even after their marriage.

The child should never be disvlcriminated on the circumstances of his/her birth.
First paragraph: you need to confirm outside Nigeria

2nd: it is not is discriminatory to call a child illegitimate if he/she is. Some children are named on the circumstances of their birth: Twins, Triples, etc etc. which nobody thinks discriminatory.

The only issue is inheritance which Nigerian law seems to take care of: the parents get married or the father acknowledges the child (for customary law).

Or the parent writes a will.

I don't know if the legitimate children can contest a will because it gives something to illegitimate children sha.
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 9:40pm On Jul 02, 2020
Ladyhippolyta88:
There us nothing like an illegitimate child in today's world.
That is an act of discrimination on the child because the child did not choose how he/she was to be born.
Section 42(2) of the constitution ensures that children are not denied rights or right to inheritance by circumstances of their birth and such child has same rights as others to inherit from their parents as long as they were acknowledged by their parents
I am not disputing their right to inherit which only matters if the parent died without a will.

And it is good news that children born outside wedlock (illegitimate) would be able to inherit from their parents (like you said, they did not choose the circumstances of their birth and should not be punished for it.).

Unfortunately, the child still bears the illegitimate tag for the deed of his/her parents.

Illegitimate parents would have sounded better.
Family › Re: Wives Lives Matter by bukatyne(f): 9:21pm On Jul 02, 2020
chii8:
I also stand with #ALL LIVES MATTERS....Abuse is in so many ways, while some men may be known to abuse physically, some women are experts in emotional abuse and blackmail.The country is a rough war zone,we should try and tolerate our spouses and be patient with them especially when it's an issue that is workable.Marriage is constituted by God, so I believe it will end in praise.God will help us.
Amen.
Family › Re: Becoming An Assertive Visionary Man by bukatyne(op): 9:17pm On Jul 02, 2020
Unnerve:
Far from the point.

I'm simply not comfortable with the narrative that a man should be assertive and a visionary because he wants to get a woman. I'd rather he develops himself for himself and only himself.

I bet the OP would not agree that a man should make money because he wants to get a woman. Same principle.

Self-development is entirely for self, which is why there's a self in there.
@Bold:

Obviously not from this thread smiley

More like: Be assertive so you can get a woman that aligns with your vision.
Family › Re: Becoming An Assertive Visionary Man by bukatyne(op): 9:15pm On Jul 02, 2020
0neal:
Important and interesting topic

Having a Vision/Purpose for one's life cant be over emphasised, Myles Munroe of blessed memory book "Understanding the Purpose and Power of Men" comes to mind.

Even a book i'm currently reading, written 2017 by scholars claim vision/purpose is a goal, success and life enhancer, and processes like;

1. Seeking counsel from trusted individual
2. Praying
3. Reflecting
helped to establish Vision/purpose in leaders.

Op you provided a link on how to create Vision, it'll be of great help if you do same for assertiveness.

Thanks
Welcome to the thread

I am happy you enjoyed the thread

Late Myles Munroe was really a blessing to men.

See what I got on assertiveness: https://hbr.org/2017/08/a-simple-way-to-be-more-assertive-without-being-pushy

The author referenced 'People Skills' by Robert Bolton
Family › Re: Why Are 80% Of Divorces Filed By The Wives? by bukatyne(f): 9:00pm On Jul 02, 2020
CanadaOrBust:
I never said they are connected. I only said it is a more interesting aspect of the male-female dynamic
Ok.

Address the points I raised for a robust discussion.
Family › Re: Are Illegimate Child Considered Legitimate Even After The Parents Latter Married by bukatyne(f): 8:50pm On Jul 02, 2020
UAE123:
There is nothing like illegitimate child
An illegitimate child is born to parents who are not married to each other at the time of the child’s birth. Even if the parents later married, the child would still be considered illegitimate. Children who were born during a marriage that was later annulled were historically considered illegitimate. However, many state laws were modified to make the children legitimate in these situations. This child was considered the child of no one. He or she had no legal rights to inherit from either parent.
https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/inheritance-rights-for-legitimate-and-illegitimate-children-47186

This, my friend, is not from a Nigerian website.

Once a child is born OUT of a legal/ recognized marriage, he/she is illegitimate.

No amount of wokeness/ acceptance of babymamaism and papaism can change that.

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