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Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 6:41pm On May 10, 2020
Hathor5:
Edited:
From my personal experience I can say that at different phases in my life I felt that I had a different purpose/calling, whatever you want to call it.
Could it be that they were parts of a whole?

Did they tie together at a point having a general focus or are they totally different?

You could be a multi-purpose person.

Multi-purpose just made me remember our multi-purpose hall that year. grin cheesy
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 6:39pm On May 10, 2020
HiFreda:
Are you saying we should place emphasis on 'marriage' over 'work'?

You didn't direct us to where we should focus on
Work is to provide your means of livelihood: Marriage is for companionship, prevention of adultery and raising godly children.

Marriage like work is also a means to an end.

The advantage of focusing on marriage over work is that you train kids who will carry on with your legacy.

Marriage however differs in that it affects every other decision and fulfillment of your purpose.

To break it down, let's use Mary (the mother of Jesus) as an example:

Mary's purpose was to birth the savior (Jesus Christ). Let's assume she was a farmer (the Bible didn't say), that's her work. She was married to Joseph (an excellent choice because he was godly, fair and righteous).

Imagine Joseph was a rebebe man: it would not have been easy for her to fulfill her purpose; she might never have even fulfilled it.

That's why I would rate marriage above work.

Some other examples of work vs purpose are:

1. Jesus Christ: He was a carpenter (work) however, his purpose was to save the world.

2. Peter: Was a fisherman (work), his purpose was to be an apostle and being Christ to the Jews.

Etc. Etc.

Discover your purpose (the hard part), then marry someone who keys into that purpose and vice versa. While at it, you would surely have a work to earn a living.
Family › Re: Would You Pay A Premarital Coach? by bukatyne(f): 5:22pm On May 10, 2020
Ronkks:
Some say Premarital coaching saved them from taking wrong decisions, they believe it can save people from some arguments, time, and also give a healthy marriage foundation.

Would you be willing to pay for Premarital coaching, so that you and your partner can have firsthand knowledge about things you need to know before you say I do?
A lot of churches have mandatory premarital counseling for the couples.

Some couples also go as far as attending paid seminars or buying a lot of books.

So premarital coaching is not a new phenomenon. It might just not be structured or called 'premarital coaching.'
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 5:19pm On May 10, 2020
Hathor5:
Yes, I have but what makes you think that a fulfilling career is the exception? The Kardashians? cheesy
I don't think you understand the OP at all.

A work which can grow into a career in exceptional cases is not designed to 'fulfill' you.

It is like saying all you were created to do in life is work.

Only a calling/purpose can.

Now, it is possible although rare that what earns you a living is also your calling. That way, you are lucky enough to kill two birds with a stone.
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 5:12pm On May 10, 2020
Hathor5:
You have contradicted yourself and I am glad you did.
Have you heard of exceptions?
Christianity Etc › Re: Abel Mwelwa: Zambian Priest Suspended After Married Lover Died In His House by bukatyne(f): 5:03pm On May 10, 2020
What a shame to the deceased wife and priest.
Family › Re: My Body Insecurity, share yours by bukatyne(f): 4:38pm On May 10, 2020
Cuddlebugie:
He didn't take away the hips. He increased the size of the boobs, though.
What a loving God! grin
Awwwwww

kiss
Family › Re: My Body Insecurity, share yours by bukatyne(f): 4:33pm On May 10, 2020
Cuddlebugie:
Well, as a teenager, I was insecure about my boobs.
I was thin with small boobs and the hips of an adult.
Friends would jokingly ask me why "front no resemble back". E pain me that year o. cheesy
There was a day I was walking with a friend and two guys were behind us. All of a sudden, they stopped talking and walked past us. One of the guys looked me in the face and said something about how the boobs aren't big enough to complement the ass. Got home that day and cried myself to sleep. I was 16 then.
I'd pray to God to please increase the boobs and take away the hips. cheesy

My first love helped in rebuilding my self confidence.
@bold:

Was the prayers answered? grin
Family › Re: My Body Insecurity, share yours by bukatyne(f): 4:31pm On May 10, 2020
SpicyMimi:
It's all about packaging, your self esteem and confidence.

Back in my high school days, the most sort after, envious, popular student then was very short(Not claiming short people ain't attractive, don't get me wrong please) average beauty yet she acted like she was the Queen of every female on planet earth! She even became the Head girl due to how she carried herself amongst other students.

You are beautiful only when you see yourself as one.
@bold:

Very true.

Body insecurity is real sha.

Especially for things that are genetic or health conditions.
Family › Re: Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op): 4:27pm On May 10, 2020
Raalsalghul:
What is the objective of your write up? undecided

Women and careers

Or

Difference between work and purpose.

Can't seem to get it. angry
The topic:

Women placing the wrong emphasis on work.

And a bonus on purpose.
Family › Re: I Just Don't Understand My Marriage Anymore... Please Help.. by bukatyne(f): 4:14pm On May 10, 2020
Confusedwomsn:
He said I don't respect him and truthfully I don't.

I find it difficult to respect him because he does not play his role, I told him this.
Our rent is due and we agreed this year he will do rent and children school fees,
My children had to stay back from school because fees were not paid last term on time.
Now our landlord has come twice to ask for rent, I've asked him how much he has so I'll contribute but he said I should leave him alone, I know I may end up paying the rent because I hate embarrassment.
I know its no excuse to not respect him but this his attitude makes it difficult for me.
You sound like you really don't want the separation or divorce.

Your husband also does not seem like he wants to leave the marriage either.

Hmmmmm.

Can you ask him what respect is to him? And are you willing to take the first step towards resolution by doing a bit of what is respect to him?
Family › Re: I Just Don't Understand My Marriage Anymore... Please Help.. by bukatyne(f): 3:47pm On May 10, 2020
Confusedwomsn:
No, he was very good and loving. He was my best friend and lover
So what do you think changed?
Family › Re: Serious Relationship by bukatyne(f): 3:43pm On May 10, 2020
Eketem:
Update you as what? For what purpose? Please keep your bad energy to yourself perfect woman
@bold:

I reject it in Jesus name.

No bad, negative or demonic energy around me or anything that concerns me by God's grace.

Please don't quote me with nonsense next time and keep your bad energy to yourself.

Thank you.
Family › Placing The Wrong Emphasis On Work (aka Earning A Living) by bukatyne(op):
Happy Sunday peeps.

I see, hear and read a lot of ladies been advised to 'face their career (which is actually work sef) and think of marriage later'.

Or just the short form 'career before marriage'.

Whatever variation of the advise, it generates laughter in me because:

1. Work/tilling the ground is actually a man's curse;
2. Work is just a means to an end: survival, sustenance etc.

Work in itself cannot give satisfaction hence replacing your family with 'work' always ends in tears.

There is a reason work is often described as 'soul sucking'.

I watched an interview of Kourtney Kardashian where she said as she turned forty, she was afraid to die empty and felt she wasn't living enough.

That is a work/job: it gives you money and the fine things of life however, it can never give fulfillment. That's why even the very rich after they have made money start to look for causes how they can touch the lives of people positively or negatively.

That is not to say we should not be productive or resourceful. Every human should to the best of their ability be productive in a job, vocation or their calling.

Now, there is something called 'calling or purpose'. This is the reason why you were created on earth. People's purpose range from pulling drugged kids off the street, inventing something to make our lives easier to writing lyrics that touch the soul. It can as well be spiritual as per pastors, evangelists, teachers, etc. etc.

How do we discover this purpose or calling?
1. God tells you;
2. You discover what you do effortless or what you are always drawn to. Some people would say what you can all day got free and be satisfied;
3. You discover your talents or gifts.

Some people are extremely lucky that their calling is their work. E. G. Someone whose calling is taking off drugged youth off the streets working in a NGO into rehabilitating drug addicts etc.

Every body has the duty to discover their purpose and fulfill it.

In summary, work is just work: a means to an end of living a better life and fulfilling your purpose/assignment in earth.

Update: Original thread ended on page one.

Drama started from page two. cheesy
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Forum Participation Guidelines by bukatyne(f): 2:49pm On May 10, 2020
sisisioge:
grin grin grin grin

Madam sleuther....interesting! All those his rules are floated flawlessly now. Nothing dey happen tongue
cheesy
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Forum Participation Guidelines by bukatyne(f): 2:42pm On May 10, 2020
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This is Olori's first post grin
Family › Re: Color Personality : What Your Favorite Color Says About You by bukatyne(f): 2:22pm On May 10, 2020
Favorite colours:

Black, Blue (Royal) and Maroon/Violet.
Family › Re: Color Personality : What Your Favorite Color Says About You by bukatyne(f): 2:21pm On May 10, 2020
PrincessB1:
Worry no more.
Color Personality : What Your Favorite Color Says About You
By Xquisite 360
color-personality-what-your-favorite-color-says-about-you

Do you have a favorite color? what attracts you to your favorite color? Do you find yourself always tilting towards a particular color without even trying?


Now maybe it’s just an attractive looking color that immediately catches your eye, In which the case might be that color may be representing your mood at that moment.
Take 5 jare kiss kiss

Thank you.
Family › Re: Who Should Eat First In A Family? The Man(breadwinner) Or His Wife And Children. by bukatyne(f): 2:16pm On May 10, 2020
crackkhaus:
Only the children should eat it
Toor.

It is well.
Family › Re: Who Should Eat First In A Family? The Man(breadwinner) Or His Wife And Children. by bukatyne(f): 2:10pm On May 10, 2020
crackkhaus:
Yeye question begets yeye answer.
It is not yeye na.

What if all that is left is a cup of rice?
Family › Re: "I Don't Buy Cigarette For People,did I Go Against My Principle? Must Read by bukatyne(f): 2:09pm On May 10, 2020
RaymondFantasy:
"I don't buy cigarette for people, I'm sorry Sir I can't help you" I said.

Earlier today I was in my aunt's shop when it started to rain. I had an umbrella with me and was trying to put away some things from the rain when a man ran into the shop. Judging from his features and physique, he should be in his late sixties.
I greeted him and asked him to move inside the shop and he did. He sat for a while and engaged me in a chat. He asked why young Guys loved playing Xbox cos I was playing Xbox Game (God of war). I gave him a smile and was about to go get something from a shop across when he called me back an asked me to get him cigarette. I was confused and couldn't find the right words to tell him that I don't buy cigarettes for People irrespective of who you are. I stood for a while and gave him that reply above. I expected him to get angry like others do but he just smiled. I went across, bought what I wanted and went back.
It stopped raining and he left.
A guy who has been sitting in the shop all these while, turned to me and said " you should have just bought the cigarette for him. Seeing you turn him down without any feeling of remorse changed my thoughts about you"
" WTH!!! Did youjust say remorse? Why should I feel remorseful?? I don't buy cigarettes for People, is that too hard to understand? Besides I apologised to him and he understood. And you said it changed your thoughts about me, ( I laughed) it's alright."
He stood up and left and I wondered how his thoughts about me affected me.

Please oo, I want to ask, what's so wrong in deciding not to go against my principles?
Good one.

I don't give people what I do not take/use except if it is out of personal choice.
Family › Re: Who Should Eat First In A Family? The Man(breadwinner) Or His Wife And Children. by bukatyne(f): 2:04pm On May 10, 2020
crackkhaus:
In a situation where the available food is limited, then children ought to get theirs first...followed by whoever brought the money to cook the food. grin
Husband & wife should share what's left.
Family › Re: Banker Commits Suicide After Marriage He Took N3M Loan Crashed After 2 Months by bukatyne(f): 12:20pm On May 10, 2020
Hangulsaram:
Hm! Aunty, this does not sound like you of all people.
Game plan you say, so because he married from a rich family means that he has a game plan(an in he married her because of the money)? Ok! let’s assume that you are correct, for that he should submit his headship of the family to the wife, perhaps becomes a houseboy or slave to her? Would you suggest the same if it’s the other way round?
By game plan, I don't mean he married her for her money.

Nobody changes so the dude saw her character before they hit married; how did he plan to cope?

For him to consider suicide means he was better off with wife (it could be financial, mental, physical, spiritual) etc.

For the above, he could have thought: how do I make this work? What is my leverage? What do I need to do to make this work? What do I have?

I would wager that your definition of headship and houseboy/slavery is different.

And I give advises to people depending on their unique situation.

You must be scarce in family section to ask me the bolded.
Family › Re: Wife To Be Think Ability by bukatyne(f): 12:11pm On May 10, 2020
faithfull18:
Nairalanders and gist, just passing by.
tongue

I love updates jare.
Family › Re: Wife To Be Think Ability by bukatyne(f): 12:01pm On May 10, 2020
oilfielden:
@Richyblack,

Many thanks for your recommendation and I,m going to try that option and look for TOEFL training for her.I live in Island and she stays in the mainland.Not sure if theres if theres any location for TOEFL training in the mainland,or may be Ikeja.I will need such information if you have one.

@ Omowunmimi.I dont have a probelm to help teach her few things but you need to see some improvement from time to time.Not when shes not able to cover or even handle some bascic things you expect someone whos going to be your wife to manage at her age and educational level.To me is really horrible when I see all these minor mistakes and not thinking for your actions or waiting on someone to fill you in everything you do,THEY CANT THINK OR WHAT!

@GEW,

Like I said in our previous discussion in this thread.I,m still finding it diffcult to find the things shes really good at.As you said I believe her education and home background matters here as well.

If you have one NL lady can try send me private email.
@OP

11 years after:

Are you married to her? If no, what happened?
Family › Re: Banker Commits Suicide After Marriage He Took N3M Loan Crashed After 2 Months by bukatyne(f): 11:56am On May 10, 2020
Hangulsaram:
What/which compromise, can please explain?
What was his game plan before he got married?

And their situation would need to be analyzed critically before suggesting compromises for them.
Christianity Etc › Re: Sins That Cry To Heaven For Vengeance by bukatyne(f): 11:54am On May 10, 2020
Grandlord:
Really? I don't agree.

Sexual sin is a sin against yourself. That's on you. But when you stand on oath and lie, to hurt an innocent person, that needs a hot, sweet and appeasing vengeance.

Have you ever been wrongly accused? How did that feel?
How would it feel if someone raises a false alarm that you stole something, just to get you lynched?

People can fvck all they want. The consequences are on them. Most Nigerians take sex too seriously but na we born pass. Hypocritical fronting.
More like people can masturbate all thru want: the consequences are in them.

Sex with someone else apart from your lawfully married wife/husband is a sin.

You are either with someone's wife, someone's husband, someone's daughter or someone's son.
Family › Re: Banker Commits Suicide After Marriage He Took N3M Loan Crashed After 2 Months by bukatyne(f): 11:40am On May 10, 2020
Punchline33:
You don't need too much to wed in Nigeria if you use your head and you don't need too much to enjoy the marriage too. In my house, once I provide money for food, I choose when to, how to and if I will do any other thing at home. My wife dare not ask unnecessary questions and yet, she is crazy all over me. With little money she will cook two sets of soup and serve me food and clears the plates when am done. She kneels down to greet me every morning (am still shock on this) and she tells me to pray for her. As a man, you can choose your wife carefully by not expecting anything from her. I mean material things. It is wrong to marry a woman because of what you stand to gain materially. If my wife later changes tomorrow when she starts making her own money, I won't care because I have enjoyed the marriage for some years atleast. Guys forget beauty and big nyash, marry humility and fear of God and other things will follow.
Hmmmmmm.

May your daughter may a man like you. wink cheesy
Family › Re: Banker Commits Suicide After Marriage He Took N3M Loan Crashed After 2 Months by bukatyne(f): 11:30am On May 10, 2020
grandstar:
What compromise? He married the wrong lady, period!

He focused on the outside rather than the inside and got badly burnt.
Whose fault was it that he married the wrong lady? undecided

Why didn't he run scenarios on divorce and putting up with her/working things out?

It is his parents I pity:

After investing a lot into him.
Christianity Etc › Re: Sins That Cry To Heaven For Vengeance by bukatyne(f): 11:17am On May 10, 2020
Isobug:
Unfortunately , we are all guilty of that undecided

Deny it and it will be counted for you as another Sin.
Just commenting shaa
Hahahahahahaha!
Christianity Etc › Re: Sins That Cry To Heaven For Vengeance by bukatyne(f): 11:17am On May 10, 2020
phranco:
Sexual immorality doesnt seek vengeance but rather brings down your spiritual life, and destroys your relationship with God. Note the difference.
That is if you are not sleeping with someone's spouse (wife/husband) or deceiving someone for sex.
Christianity Etc › Re: Sins That Cry To Heaven For Vengeance by bukatyne(f): 11:15am On May 10, 2020
Grandlord:
Sexual immorality should be replaced with this.
No Replacement for sexual sin.

Leave it there.

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