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Family › Re: Why Don't Husbands Have Issues With Their Father In Laws? by bukatyne(f): 5:40pm On May 13, 2020 |
crackkhaus: It's a circle...  This is a classic case of 'be the change you seek.' |
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Family › Re: Why Don't Husbands Have Issues With Their Father In Laws? by bukatyne(f): 5:34pm On May 13, 2020 |
crackkhaus: That's if they will still get along during family events, get-togethers, or holidays... 
That time, the problem will be how the in-laws left her to do all the cleaning and/or cooking. Women can rant and rave all they want, if WE determine to be better in-laws to our brothers' and sons' women, it will go round and very soon, DIL/MIL issues would phase out. Till then, rant away.  Tonight, some women on this same NL are planning to be mean to their DIL/SIL. Some are currently somewhere harassing a son's/brother's wife. |
Family › Re: My Wife Is Too Insecure by bukatyne(f): 5:29pm On May 13, 2020 |
Donald3d:

Plain and simple, your wife is an introvert, or at least an ambivert, most likely the former.
You need to stop trying to change her, and give her space to be herself .
How do I know this ? I am an introvert, besides Nairaland and maybe recently Twitter, I really can't talk much to people face to face, except its business, and I always opt for a WhatsApp chat except it totally necessary to see in person, business is the only thing that "brings me out of my shell", because there is no alternative.
This is part of the major reason why I am a freelancer, recently gathered the "courage" to register my business and would be opening a physical location soon. Does that mean I am insecure ? No !
I am sorry I am talking too much about myself, but I believe it would help you better understand your wife.
Ironically my babe (wife) reminded me this morning that we have not taken a picture together in a long time. Its true, I take like one or two pictures in a year. Sometimes I don't.
She used to think I was insecure until she started understanding me.
The "problem" with introverts is that we notice too much details, we pay too much attention, we try to make everything as perfect as possible, because we don't want other people to have the wrong impression of us, at the same time we don't care what people think if we don't talk to them(I know its ironic). We would easily see flaws where an average person won't see one.
I was extra shy on my wedding day. I didn't have up to 60 people in attendance.I doubt it was up to 40 sef. I was too shy to look into people's faces to count.
I warned family and friends not to share my wedding pictures or videos online.
We don't like crowd, we don't like people being in "our business".
We value our "space" and privacy more than anything.
We also don't like to be constantly in peoples faces or being at the mercy of other people.
Some of us are "afraid" of phone calls, its that "bad"
Its just who we are .
Excessive social interaction , especially when it has to do with speaking or seeing people , just drains us.
About going out, just like her , I hate going anywhere. Let me shock you, in the last two years I can count how many times I have gone anywhere, I am not kidding . Out of 365 days in a year, at least 350-360 is spent at home. Yet I work at least 18 hours everyday.
What can you do to help her ?
1.Constantly remind her of how proud you are of her 2.Tell her how beautiful she looks. 3.Giver her space 4. Understand that this is who she is and don't try to judge her. We feel really sad when the people we love, don't understand us.
You should not bother about her reaction to other people, because it would most likely never change as long as she isn't rude to them. In fact she would be too shy to be rude sef. Be more concerned about her interaction with you and treat her with love and understanding.
You honestly have no idea how awkward she feels, when you try to force her to interact or socialize with other people. It was insensitive of you to share her videos and pictures with your child online without her permission. I know how she felt, she felt like the ground was going to open and swallow her up. The same thing happened with the video call you forced on her, she was just giving excuse of not having make up on to evade the video call.
I am sorry sir, this may sound insensitive or rude, but you don't understand your wife Sir. I do a lot. Please sit her down, may be let her read this post and ask her how she feels about social interactions and you would be amazed when she opens up to you.
People have a very wrong notion that all introverts are extra quiet or have low self esteem With our loved ones and people we "allow" into our space, we are very free and can share or talk about almost anything and are very conversational (that's the reason she slept with make up when you just met her, she wasn't comfortable enough to lay her "introvert shield" down).
Please try and understand her Sir, and stop trying to force social interactions on her, you would only succeed in pushing her away more. You would drive her deeper into her shell
Are introverts psychologically damaged people ? No, we are one of the smartest, strong willed and motivated people around, because we have enough time to pay attention  Are we awkward ? Maybe Do we love being this way ? Yes, It blissful Are we sweet and caring ? More than you can imagine Do you have more time to spend with us ? Big yes
If you focus on her benefits than her disadvantages, you would enjoy your wife much more than you can imagine. Wonderful response. |
Family › Re: Who Do We Blame For A Child's Failure? by bukatyne(f): 5:15pm On May 13, 2020 |
EdEdEddy: Who really is responsible for the failure of a child in the society?
Just here to learn, the child itself is not an option here.
While growing up these are the common factors, that can make or destroy a child.
But really who do we blame, for the childs failure?
Family Religion Environment Teachers When a child is good, the father When a child is bad, the mother Yoruba 101  |
Family › Re: Why Is Black ❤️ So Much Of “Struggle ❤️ “? by bukatyne(f): 5:11pm On May 13, 2020 |
ccffwx: Struggle love? Miss me with that! Bukatyne spot on! Thanks |
Family › Re: Do We Still Value Men Above Women? Greatest Tweet Ever! by bukatyne(f): 5:10pm On May 13, 2020 |
LordKO: Problem lies with people who give attention to someone like her who has a personality disorder. People who're like her are everywhere, this forum inclusive, propagating nonsense and trying so hard to foist their abnormalities on everyone. Unfortunately, impressionable people abound and are buying into their toxic products. @Bold: Nope. I stumbled on a vlog where the lady said people in the 21st century are 'stupid' or 'lost'. She opined that most people follow stuffs on social media like zombies. The issue is not the crazy woman who tweeted that (she might even have 10 sons at home); the problem are the very impressionable lots online who swallow everything hook, line and sinker. |
Career › Re: 5 Female Employees Of NIS Who Participated In Falz 'Don't Rush' Redeployed by bukatyne(f): 4:39pm On May 13, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 4:27pm On May 13, 2020 |
crackkhaus: Let her be, don't bite please...
When they start projecting negative thoughts on your marriage and life, that's how you know they are in serious pains.
Witchcraft 101.  Bite ke? I just repackaged her own words back to her. |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 4:25pm On May 13, 2020 |
emmaodet: You have a point though. It is like a girl saying I am becoming bad/sleeping around/multiple dating because there are no good guys anymore. |
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Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 4:03pm On May 13, 2020 |
@KanwuliaExtra:
I can understand why you think someone else must have a pedophilic husband or an ungodly one or whatever:
Not everyone have open marriages where each spouse sleeps around or other immoral defects and baggage they carry around.
Let they say 'you project on others what you are.' |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:57pm On May 13, 2020 |
crackkhaus: Lol.. so they locked you up because of that thread.. lmao..  God-complex toh bad.
Personally, I feel she should continue posting her opinions whenever she wants and however she wants. The last thing I want is for her give ratchets the pleasure of thinking they silenced her. Maybe putting a caveat on her topics can help, but frustration doesn't really need an excuse to still expose itself.
The only thing is that she's too nice, kai.. Buka really has some solid principles sha, something I also admire about her cos no matter what...she just NEVER gets down and dirty.
But unlike her, I have no such patience for niceties especially among people I don't give two shíts about... I go drag and cut them down, still pick up the carcasses and tear into it again with my teeth RAW. 
Later dem go say women are angels, women deserve to be respected, women are innocent and victims... Is it these ones on Nairaland? Tueh... This is also the reason why I don't say anything when guys here are dragging & tearing them down bit by bit. Even the ones I know personally offline, once I see they are being ridiculed and massacred...I go just do like say I no even see wetin dey happen because they have also been the ones doing it to another person. Hahahahaaha at 'I am too nice  ' I don't have the time/empty life to chase a poster I claim not to like their 'ideologies' from thread to thread without provocation. Even the threads with caveat still provokes them; 'this thread is for young ladies from 19 -22': 36 yr old will still comment feeling subbed. If the cap fits, let them wear it. It is not even an ideology thing: I wrote a thread on a husband like Christ and another one of fatherhood. If it was about ideology, they would have showed up there saying 'I now have sense' or 'I have seen the light' thingy.  |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:49pm On May 13, 2020 |
Titi03: You really are such a stand-up guy for sticking up for Buka.. I was put on detention due to the attention my "Biased Moderators" thread got If not, I would've jumped in here earlier...
[b]@bukatyne let this serve as a lesson to you. I think it's about time you leave this section completely or just be reading comments without contributing. [/b]All this negativity can't be good for your health. Those bullying you now think they're having the time of their lives but at the end of the day, this is a faceless forum and they've gained absolutely nothing by spending hours trolling you.
We all have to get offline every now and then and face the real world. You have no idea what demons some of these guys are fighting that pushes them online as a form of escape. Don't engage further please. Thanks.. Thank you very much Titi. @Bold: The internet in general and NL/Family section in particular is wide enough for everyone to express their diverse opinions. My threads are not for them and they can keep barking. To stop creating threads when I feel like or have a message would be to let evil win and let one or two people miss out what would change their lives. When I see the quality of people ranting, I can only feel pity. From alternate monikers to people you think sane ranting they don't want to know me online to people boasting about open marriages. Some others are pushing some and laughing offline while they do all the right things to make their homes and lives a smooth ride. I am sure some of them would not give this same advice to their wards, some others are 'so mi bi ose da.' Let then be. |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:40pm On May 13, 2020 |
I see some hidden posts, I wonder what they contain if some stupid ones are still up.  |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:40pm On May 13, 2020 |
crackkhaus: What an elder sees sitting down, small pikin go climb iroko before e see am.   |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:36pm On May 13, 2020 |
ladyGKilaBCrueD: That bukatyne woman irritates me to the core and I hope she never gets to raise daughters with her sick mentality What she's doing is male pandering, and I am happy so see some men are not buying her bullshit Very vile woman who tries to cloak her vileness in religion Your curse right back at you. Amen. |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:34pm On May 13, 2020 |
emmaodet: Thank you Bukky for this comment on bold and this is the main reason most good guys are turning to bad because being good is not encouraging nor are you motivated to be. Broda Emma, I disagree. If a guy is really good, he will screen off damaged women and pick a good woman. |
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 3:30pm On May 13, 2020 |
ThothHermes: It's amazing. Absolutely amazing.
The truths contained in your topics continues to gnaw at them. Like oil, they try to pour water on it but it keeps coming to the surface of their consciousnesses.
Your thread is a constant reminder of their inadequacies, their failures if you like, so they continue to rail as if shouting at the sun will make it stop shining.
There is really nothing you can do about it. No matter how benign and well-intentioned your topics are, they'll always feel slighted. It not you. It's them.
The truth shall set you free, but first it will piss you off -- Gloria Steinhem
The problem here is that these ones have refused to get out of the piss off stage.
Sad.  Thanks  |
Family › Re: Why Don't Husbands Have Issues With Their Father In Laws? by bukatyne(f): 12:45pm On May 13, 2020 |
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Family › Re: Strong Opinionated Woman by bukatyne(f): 9:48am On May 13, 2020 |
riches4me: Pls nairalanders, I just want a general opinion on the best ways to treat a wife that has strong opinions about almost everything around the house. from the way kids should be trained to the cleaniness around the house when hers is to the level of OCD. Can you give examples? |
Family › Re: Why Are SOME People Mannerless On Public Forum? by bukatyne(f): 9:47am On May 13, 2020 |
GuestLog: It baffles me how don't respect themselves on a public forum such as Nairaland. Is this as a result of failure in family upbringing, lack of proper education or simply an abuse of social media & it's liberty?
As Africans, we were taught to respect people in the society, greet one another pleasantly (Igala for example can literally extend salutations for up to 5 minutes) and treat others with mutual respect.
But nowadays it's different on public forums where wisdom and knowledge should have been shared for enlightenment & edification, instead you see inter ethnic clashes, derogatory remarks, intolerance to diversity & other people's opinion, also bring her down syndrome of many women here on NL.
Let us learn to do things differently. For the sake of ourselves and portray the characteristics of our home bringing. We are not taught to respectfully handle different opinions. Besides, we can't relate with people as peers. We are either above or below them. |
Family › Re: She Is Rich And Has A Good Job by bukatyne(f): 9:34am On May 13, 2020 |
Vyolet: It isn't a bad thing for someone to love you because of your wealth, it is one of the reasons to fall in love.
You should only ensure he is in love with your wealth so he can have a comfortable life with your kids and not because he wants to steal your money and jilt you in the end.  |
Family › Re: It's Not The Duty Of A Man To Take Care Of His Wife's Family- Females Speaks Out by bukatyne(f): 9:18am On May 13, 2020 |
LordKO: "Expected to provide for his in-laws" or help to the best his/their ability? I don't expect a sane person to use servility to sustain a relationship with another person. Expected sir. |
Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by bukatyne(f): 9:17am On May 13, 2020 |
DeRay98: you know the northerners like to pretend alot, they 'll tell you it's the prophet's instruction...  It is a Nigerian trait. |
Family › Re: Chukwuka Utazi: In Africa, We Marry For Children Not Love by bukatyne(f): 7:26am On May 13, 2020 |
A Northern senator interrupted him? The irony  I wonder the type of love a man married to more than a wife can profess to have. And I include men with a wife and concubines. |
Family › Re: It's Not The Duty Of A Man To Take Care Of His Wife's Family- Females Speaks Out by bukatyne(f): 10:07pm On May 12, 2020 |
LordKO: It depends on one's perspective about marriage; since two become one as a couple/when pursuing oneness, it is therefore the couple's - not the wife's - responsibility to help their individual extended families to the best of their ability. So, directly or indirectly, it's the man's responsibility to help his wife's parents and siblings, and vice versa.
A wife (or even a husband) can be resourceful and reasonable without earning money directly. She is talking of a traditional setting where the husband is the breadwinner and expected to provide for his in-laws. A friend once argued that if her husband sent N20k to his family, he must send N20k to hers whether they have same financial standing or not. |
Family › Re: It's Not The Duty Of A Man To Take Care Of His Wife's Family- Females Speaks Out by bukatyne(f): 10:00pm On May 12, 2020 |
Ibiminastephen: A Nigerian lady identified as Queen Minic on Twitter has taken to the platform to write that a man does not have the obligation to take care of his wife’s family.
According to Queen, it is the sole responsibility of the woman to hustle and send money to her family. Or better still, it should be a decision the man has to make personally.
She further urged all ladies to be financially independent and stop relying on their husbands for everything.
In her words;
“The Duty of your husband is not to take care of your immediate family. Have something doing.
It is your responsibility to take care of your family (siblings and parents)not that of your husband. Let it be his CHOICE to do. Don’t FORCE it on him Sis.” Depends on the culture. I know a couple of men who are expected to care for their in-laws (elder or younger). One was even expected to send 'pocket money' to his grown in-laws every month. Obviously, they ran a strict traditional model of marriage. |
Family › Re: Satan Is Using People From Broken Homes To Start Feminism Movement-pastor Okonkw by bukatyne(f): 9:55pm On May 12, 2020 |
LegitGirl: Most Nigerian feminists are evening newspapers...
Or young girls with identity crisis... wanting by all means to belong. Or women who have had very sore luck in their relationships. Nigerian feminists as per feminists in Nigeria or Nigerian women who like most Nigerians want the rights of something without the responsibilities? |
Family › Re: Satan Is Using People From Broken Homes To Start Feminism Movement-pastor Okonkw by bukatyne(f): 9:52pm On May 12, 2020 |
Trigger thread  I have listened to a few of Pastor Okonkwo's sermon and he seemed to have a balanced message expecting same level of morals from men & women. |
Romance › Re: At 41, Am I Getting Married Too Late? by bukatyne(f): 8:22pm On May 12, 2020 |
manuelreports: I just clocked 41 and I am yet to settle down.
Please house i want to know if I married too Late if i decide to settle down today.
I never expected to marry this late but you know one thing leads to another son of man is still trying to put somethings in order before marriage, in order to give my children the best life can offer.
Please fam Your suggestions please What is your mind telling you? |