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Family › Re: A Man That His Wife Single Handedly Sponsored Their Marriage Is In Bondage by bukatyne(f): 2:31pm On Jun 18, 2020
coputa:
When a man sees a woman he likes,he proposes to her,engages her and then marry her.But some men have the desire but the fund is not there,this has lead to some women with financial strenght to foot the bill of the marriage. This does not last long,as the woman always bring the issue up at the slightest opportunity,unless of course the man pays up,he will remain in bondage.
I don't see this as a woman's thing:

He who pays the piper dictates the tune.

Why this thread exists is because you think it is OK for the husband to brag over the wife while it is not OK for the wife to do so.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 2:26pm On Jun 18, 2020
Hathor5:
Are you high or something?
You tell me. cheesy
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 2:25pm On Jun 18, 2020
Sterope:
No, we need to encourage women to choose better.

We lose more and we are more compelling to act as the parent. Unfortunately, it is a fact that cuts across marital status.
@bold: kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss

Even a woman married in all forms bears the risk of pregnancy alone.

Carrys the baby alone, enters labour room alone, bears the pain alone, nurses the child alone, deals with bodily changes alone, works on weight loss/getting back to shape alone.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 2:23pm On Jun 18, 2020
Hathor5:
I know what the point is and I have never argued against women taking responsibility. I have argued in favor of everyone taking responsibility. There is no good reason why everyone should not. None.
Circle of influence, Circle of concern, Circle of concern.

The only thing you can control is YOU taking responsibility for yourself sexually because in this case, YOU are at a disadvantage.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 2:20pm On Jun 18, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
..ok bye. You win
cheesy
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 2:09pm On Jun 18, 2020
Hathor5:
Which is easier for you? Take responsibility for protection? Or get AIDS? And have your children all over the place?
That the babe already has?

There is nothing 3rd wave feminism would do to level the risk of males and females in sexual encounters gone awry.

Women equally contract STIs, STD's in addition to the peculiar risk of pregnancy management.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 1:37pm On Jun 18, 2020
sassysure:
I know, I just remembered a relative we lost due to abortion. It was horrible.
You know how many girls have lost their wombs? Or died on the doctor's tablehuh

Or saddled with kids they can't cater for?

It is terrible.

Sorry about your relative.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 1:36pm On Jun 18, 2020
missjo:
I never said they can't, I implied it's harder. This is why I used the word 'embarrassed'.

Culturally, premarital sex still has taboo status. It's mostly forgivable for males but all hush hush when it comes to females. This is one reason why sexually-active single women may find it embarrassing walking into a pharmacy to get birth control patches, pills, or condoms.
In this Nigeria? wink

Let me agree you are right.

Even though I know a lot of pharmacies sell condoms, pills etc off the counter. Even big supermarkets sell condoms if the girl is shy to buy on her street.

A girl can't buy condoms, pills etc but can do abortions. OK.

She can sha insist that the guy she is sleeping with MUST use condoms abi?

If she is NOT in her safe period, she can decide no sex abi?

Babes, a sexually active lady has no excuse to protect herself.

None.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 1:30pm On Jun 18, 2020
sassysure:
Don't mind me.
Na vex
I am just pulling your legs o jare.
Crime › Re: Seyitan Babatayo Rape Accusation: D’banj Reacts, Demands N100m Compensation by bukatyne(f): 1:30pm On Jun 18, 2020
liberalchick:
That’s not how it works.

It’s the state that brings a criminal case to court not the victim.

She has made the allegations on social media, that’s her choice on how she wants the public to know Dbanj is an alleged rapist, it’s her social media. The onus is on Dbanj to clear his name (if he’s bothered) and he has two options, civil and criminal and he chose to do neither.

The onus is also on the Nigerian police to investigate and treat her accusations as a crime, and for the state to prosecute Dbanj if there’s evidence in the case.

Rape victims do a lot of things, some keep quiet, some want justice, some want revenge etc. This post is about Dbanj’s fake attempt at clearing his name.

P.S. she does NOT have to think about how Dbanj will react, she had a story to tell and she told it on her social media, I doubt she’s worried since his N100m demand is meaningless. If he’s that bothered about clearing his name, enough to compose a ‘heartfelt’ Instagram post why couldn’t he just seek recourse the right way, perhaps because a lawsuit will open him up for more scrutiny?

Only the guilty seek to shush their victims.
You believe Dbanj is guilty?

Ok.

I operate a principle of innocent until proven guilty.

It is the girl's social media, it is Dbanj's lawyer.

Dbanj has decided to clear his name the way he deems best.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 1:28pm On Jun 18, 2020
sassysure:
The truth is that majority of us don't know anything about how their system works.
Aside std, if u are not sure of how your system work, please go and buy CD yourself and keep at home. Inside that part of your handbag only you have access to.

All these schools nowadays don't teach girls preventive method.


I was introduced, educated on how to play safe in junior secondary by a gyneocologist that the state govt sent to girls school in my state then. It was like further maths then. Made no sense. By senior secondary, sharp babes started teaching us in dormitory. Before we left school we became pro at reading and understanding our individual cycles.
Today, that's what I rely on as a woman with a healthy sexual appetite.

Except std, u want to go raw, learn your body. Your partner should be the type that will accept no when u say u are not free.

But oir girls, the latest fashion, gossip, is what they prefer.
I haven't seen any post since I started using this site where girls teach themselves how billings method work. Rather, they are interested in buying postinor 2.
As for raw sex, it will continue till forever.
Why not educate yourself.

I took me not less than one yr monitoring my cycle and making mistakes to learn how to use it. I don't use any contraceptive. That book is every girl's bible.

Those who do sociology and or social work use that book.
Love and life ....By l mcsweeny. I don't know if I got it right.
Instead of ladies to take full responsibilities for themselves, it is to whine and compare themselves with guys.

Ok o.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 1:04pm On Jun 18, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
....But thats the truth
I was just winning her cheesy huh
Crime › Re: Seyitan Babatayo Rape Accusation: D’banj Reacts, Demands N100m Compensation by bukatyne(f): 1:03pm On Jun 18, 2020
liberalchick:
It’s a bully move because this isn’t a real attempt at clearing his name. It’s bullying if he’s more interested in shutting the victim up than actually clearing his name.

If he’s really serious about declaring his innocence and punishing the girl for lying then he should go to COURT and get real damages. This is just posturing to manipulate public opinion.
If the accuser was serious, she would made her case in court and not on the streets of social media.

You CANNOT dictate how any one would react to you.

She should have thought of all possible reactions before accusing Dbanj on SM.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 12:58pm On Jun 18, 2020
sassysure:
Hey calm down. If I get pregnant today. It's my fault totally. Don't ever blame any man.

Unless the man raped you, u are 100% responsible for yourself. In fact 200%.


By the way, na you go carry belle, not man.
Na you go receive societal scorn, not man.
Na you go born with all the wahala, not man.
U go train pikin, not man.
When pikin grow as it's done in most tribes in Nigeria, man will come and carry pikin.
What did you gain?
That's penny wise pound foolish.
U destroyed your life and opportunities because you couldn't say no to a man who want to do it raw, if u want raw, u refused to learn about your body, or go for the harmless morning after pills or even contraceptives.

U people are still yet to learn.
Emotional tantrum will not stop you from being tagged a baby mama or killed in abortion office or have destroyed womb.
Now, you are been unfair and wicked. cheesy
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 12:57pm On Jun 18, 2020
missjo:
Your point please before I can respond smiley
I don't agree with your assertion that Nigerian women are sexually repressed culturally to the extent they can't protect themselves.
Crime › Re: Seyitan Babatayo Rape Accusation: D’banj Reacts, Demands N100m Compensation by bukatyne(f): 12:55pm On Jun 18, 2020
liberalchick:
Because it’s a bully move.
Hahahahahahahaha

I laugh in Japanese.

It is OK for a lady to use want she has (her voice) to accuse Dbanj of raping her and ruin his reputation (if false) .

However, it is not OK for Dbanj to use what he has (his Legal clout) to respond or counter her.

Hahahahahahaha

I honestly find this very very very funny.

If the lady is sure Dbanj raped her, let her proceed with her facts to the courts.

I am sure many human right activitists would be willing to take up the case if there is a case.
Romance › Re: 10 Reasons Most Ladies With Average Physical Beauty Are Better by bukatyne(f): 12:42pm On Jun 18, 2020
Thread just got to FP, suru lere.
Crime › Re: Seyitan Babatayo Rape Accusation: D’banj Reacts, Demands N100m Compensation by bukatyne(f): 12:39pm On Jun 18, 2020
liberalchick:
He did NOT sue her. He never filed a lawsuit in court.
Ok.

I still fail to see how writing through your lawyers to someone you allege accused you falsely is making people get salty.
Family › Re: A Touching Letter From A Sex-starved Husband To His Wife by bukatyne(f): 12:36pm On Jun 18, 2020
Temhellen:
You are not getting my point.
Female genital mutilation affects a Woman with attenuation of sexual desire , maintain chastity and virginity before marriage and fidelity during marriage. A lady who is not sexually arouse, who doesn’t have d urge for sex tell me how does she wants to satisfy her husband. Maybe you have not come across any lady suffering from that, the feel pain during sex. They even run away from it.
If there is something stopping you from doing your duty, would you pamper it or find a solution?
Family › Re: A Touching Letter From A Sex-starved Husband To His Wife by bukatyne(f): 12:35pm On Jun 18, 2020
Ishilove:
It isn't real. It's all over the internet
I am sure this is the reality for a lot of men.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 12:24pm On Jun 18, 2020
MoodyQueen:
So that's what you deduced from my post?

But ofcourse...
Your archaic brain never fails to disappoint.
Sweetheart,

My archaic brain or not would NEVER change nature's fact that a woman bears most of the consequences of sex gone awry between herself and a man.

If you don't like it, you can opt for a sex change. kiss
Family › Re: Is It Proper For A Woman To Take A Child(ren) Along With Her To Another Marriage by bukatyne(f): 12:16pm On Jun 18, 2020
pocohantas:
Of course I know it is based on circumstance, that is why I added “all things being equal”. If every other factor is in place, minors should be with their mothers. Most times I have seen men take kids, they dump them with an elderly female relative. Meaning they know women will do better with caregiving, so why take the child away from the mother (a woman too)? It is all spite.

In all this separation/divorce wahala, parents need to put aside their issues and understand the kids are the major victims. Whatever is best for the kids should be done.

As for remarrying, I no fit o. I no fit marry Nigerian man twice. Once it is on record that I have once been married, we move. grin grin
If people thought of this, they will be more of mindful of the spouses they pick.

No matter how it is sugar coated, seperation/divorce has a huge impact on the kids especially when a spouse decides to re-marry.

Funny at re-marriage.
Family › Re: Is It Proper For A Woman To Take A Child(ren) Along With Her To Another Marriage by bukatyne(f): 12:10pm On Jun 18, 2020
pocohantas:
Oh, I get you now. So, a man doesn’t owe his step kids financial support or rather, he shouldn’t be forced to do it. I quite agree with this. Would we also understand with women who say they don’t owe their step-kids support? Or do we call them wicked stepmothers?

While you have a strong point, we should also understand it is not this easy in the real world. I don’t think anyone would be happy being in a marriage with someone who draws the line in how they treat the step-kids.

Not like it is compulsory to even re(marry).
@bold:

True.

I personally think a man/woman who have decided to marry a partner with kids should fend financially and emotionally for them.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 12:00pm On Jun 18, 2020
pmoye:
Both are to blame? Definitely. 100%
But who bears the consequences? The woman. Your story just perfectly illustrated the point. If she had damaged her womb she would have lived with it for the rest of her life.


At the same time it is a reckless man who has unprotected sex with a woman when he is not ready to be a father.

Few years ago I was home visiting and this long time female friend who heard that I was around decided to visit me at the hotel where I was lodged. She arrived when I was down in the hotel's conference room holding an important business meeting with some people. I had told her over the phone about the meeting that it would take long and we would be finishing later in the evening, that she probably should wait for my next visit to the country. She said no, that she wouldn't mind sleeping over. She came over, was taken to my room and she waited till I was done.

Later that night after every every, the water started getting warm and the steam rising, the cloths falling to the ground, the bodies touching, the lungs expanding, the muscles tightening.... all the sherenren...time to dig in, I removed condom, tore it and was about wearing it... then this babe held my hand and said No. That she wanted it raw. Wanted to feel everything... Shooooo! A babe I hadn't seen in more than 2 years! Shooo! Too much discussion would kill the vibe, but i had to tell I never have sex without condom...She asked if I didn't trust her. Emotional blackmail. I said it's not about trust.... Accused me of rejecting her ...blah blah blah.... To cut the story short, we didn't have sex that night. If I had allowed myself to be cajoled I am 100% certain it would have ended in tears.
100% on point and end of the matter.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 11:58am On Jun 18, 2020
missjo:
This is dependent on the society a woman lives in.
I believe single women in Nigeria are too culturally restricted when it comes to the issue of sex, this can make them feel embarrassed if they need to walk into pharmacies or see doctors to get birth control options.

I've been getting access to birth control since I turned 21. Waking into any pharmacy here for these things is quite normal and no one looks at you funny. Bought male condoms sometimes as well, to ensure he does not come with an excuse of not having one. Getting pregnant or not getting pregnant is my decision.
Nigerian single women are culturally restricted when it comes to sex?

In this same Nigeria?

Ok.

@bold:

I totally agree with you.
Family › Re: Nigerian Women And Abortion by bukatyne(f): 11:53am On Jun 18, 2020
MoodyQueen:
100% about women?

OP, are you suffering from selective amnesia?

Or is it just convenient to ignore the community pricks who refuse to wear condoms and those who engage in the act of stealthing?? undecided
Keep sleeping with men who refuse to wear condoms.

Shebi the men will carry the pregnancy with you or the abortions will be done from their wombs.
Crime › Re: Maggots Found Inside Anus Of 11years Old Who Was Continually Defiled For 3 Years by bukatyne(f): 12:06am On Jun 18, 2020
God help us.

Three years! That boy needs psychological overhauling.

The Doc is surprised the father beat the confession out of the boy.

The method might be crude however, they needed to know who the culprit was.

Those kind of people deserve jungle justice.
Crime › Re: Wife Exposes Husband Who Rapes Minor In Adamawa by bukatyne(f): 12:04am On Jun 18, 2020
Good one Alhaja.

Takes a lot of courage and strength of character.
Family › Re: Living With My Married Elder Sister by bukatyne(f): 8:25pm On Jun 17, 2020
Adunny07:
Thank you...I just wanna start working soon.
All the best.

Wa fi pitan lola.
Family › Re: Living With My Married Elder Sister by bukatyne(f): 8:23pm On Jun 17, 2020
craleonic:
Go back home and apply for jobs from there. Only visit her when you need to go for interviews in her state.

The big problem with the situation you are in is you would not have time to properly search and prepare for jobs. Not to talk of developing skills you need to stand out in the labour market. Before you know it, five years will be gone down the drain and you will be wondering what happened. Not knowing that you have been occupied with the full time job of being a housekeeper all along.
True.
Romance › Re: Be Twice Wise As A Girl... by bukatyne(f): 8:13pm On Jun 17, 2020
PrimadonnaO:
How does a financially unstable person keep having careless sex? Carelessness that has led to pregnancies... not once, not twice! That’s selfishness and wickedness on his part! Did he stop to think for a minute the consequences of having an abortion? Of course he didn’t... he’s not the one who undergoes the process. The first abortion didn’t even rest their brain to be careful!
Why should the guy think of the consequences of abortion more than the girl whose eggs are depleting and womb getting weaker?

Girls that abort don't even think that the body is on a 9mths journey and terminating a pregnancy means cutting than journey short.
Romance › Re: Be Twice Wise As A Girl... by bukatyne(f): 8:09pm On Jun 17, 2020
PrimadonnaO,

You are barking up the wrong tree.

Most of these girls do not want to listen because they feel you are trying to stop them, cage them or anti-women.

See how young girls of today see casual sex as fun, freedom and are fine with pro-choice aka abortion.

Only a foolish girl will see herself the same as a guy in the game of sex.

A girl has a womb and carries 90% of the risk: that means as a lady, you learn your advantage and use it.

Because of the beauty and complexity of our bodies, you CAN NOT be careless with your sexuality.

Call me old school, it is what it is.

If you decide to have indiscriminate sex and use pills, you bear the risk; if you decide not to use pills, you bear the risk.

If you decide to keep resulting pregnancies, you bear the risk. If you decide to abort it, you also bear the risk.

When you put to bed, you are the one that still struggles to get back to shape and deal with all the complications et all during and after pregnancy /childbirth.

There is nothing laws or 3rd wave feminism or 1st wave masculism can do to prevent it.

Girls, be wise or doubly wise according to the thread.

Before some people come to claim I am supporting male immorality: my stance is clear as day here.

Like Michelle Obama said, when they go low, we go high.

Ladies, instead of rolling in the mud with immoral guys under the guise of 'equality', open your eyes to pick a equally moral guy.

They abound.

Cc: Saintmary

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