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Romance › Re: Ladies: Before you feel the butterflies. by bukatyne(f): 7:03pm On Apr 04, 2020
Eberechi24:
Women are not dummies as being projected on this forum. Just like you and l,other women equally spend their time on those threads.

I am glad we are on same page. kiss kiss

They should keep providing us with free resources. What do women know? Nothing. We are dummies. Lol.
Very funny.

I hope they apply whatever they learn.
Romance › Re: Ladies: Before you feel the butterflies. by bukatyne(f): 7:03pm On Apr 04, 2020
MOnkeyBabe:
but JeSus ChRist placed a high PRemium on himself )( yet he offered his life to Save people who treated him like CRaP. He said father,"foRGive them for they do not know what they do".
If the lady wants to be the second Jesus, why not.
Romance › Sisi Mi, Before You Say That Bobo Is Boring by bukatyne(op): 6:55pm On Apr 04, 2020
Good evening my people, how quarantine? sad

This thread is primarily for young ladies in their late teens to early twenties who are in serious relationships.

Disclaimer:
1. This thread is suited for ladies who want to date/sleep with as little men as possible before marriage. If you are in a relationship for a 'good' or 'fun' time, you don't need this thread as you will naturally gravitate towards men/boys who can provide the 'excitement.'

2. This thread is not claiming that serious minded guys/men are not 'exciting.' They can and do provide excitement in their own way.

3. I am a firm believer of young girls finding a young husband material as quickly as possible. I call it investing your youth in a husband material. I am not a fan of huge age gaps; I rather the young catch the young. cool. Bar exceptions, I not think building a career and a relationship/marriage cannot go hand in hand.

To the thread proper:

I see a number of young ladies call a serious young man 'boring' because he is not into the fast life. He is more grounded, focused on things that betters the future of you too such as education, mental capacity, emotional development etc. He is that guy that would invite you for a career fair or marriage seminar. He doesn't care about the 'get together' happening in the house of the Yahoo guy that just hammered nor is he interested in clubbing everyday.

He is not seeking for a girl he just wants to sleep with; he has seen you as a wife material he wants to groom to be the best version of yourself. He is the guy that would rather help you with your coursework.

He is seen as boring because he is principled and expects same from you. He is not going to give you drama and would not expect drama from you either. Cheating, collecting contacts from guys, double-dating, hanging out with questionable friends, claiming bestie with guys etc. He expects loyalty and faithfulness. He is not a 'I am just passing or marking my own' guy so he needs you really invested in the relationship. This characteristic of principle is sometimes mistaken for 'strictness' or 'rigidity.'

He would most likely not be the fun seeking type. This doesn't mean you both cannot create the type of entertainment suited to you. He might suggest going for a book fair or GT Bank Food Fair over visiting the new club opening. If you want to dance, get music and dance together. His priorities would also be different; he would pick an future enhancing activity over fluff if he has to choose.

And nope, he is not going to accept the version of yourself you bring to the table just like that. He will encourage and require you to finetune it. He might point out some stuffs about you he doesn't like; your dressing, makeup, hair do, carriage, attitude to classes, interests,friends etc. He is not the anything goes guy because he is invested in your future and naturally wants to protect his interests.

He would be protective of you so don't be surprised if he doesn't want you mixing with a particular crowd or wearing certain clothes or conducting yourself in a certain way. He is not trying to stifle you or keep you from enjoying life; he just wants his woman to be the best version of herself for him.

Hmmmmmmm, sex; he might have enough self-control to abstain, he might not. If it happens, the sex is going to be with care. Even if he wants to be a ruff rider, it would still be with the consciousness that this is my baby till the end. The way you use aso ebi for one time is different from the way you use lace kept at the bottom of the box.


Jara:

Any man who is fine with everything you do or doesn't have a contrary opinion is either with you for the short term therefore not willing to invest in you OR pretending and waiting till after marriage to show his true colours.

Hence the popular 'men change in marriage'.

I hope this would be very useful to a baby girl about to 'end' that relationship because the bobo is boring or 'not a happening guy.'
Romance › Re: My Wife And Her Mum Packed Everything And Left Me With Nothing. by bukatyne(f): 5:53pm On Apr 04, 2020
berbz:
I really need your advice on this please...

My wife and her mum went to pack everything in our matrimonial home because we had issues. She said she can't live with me anymore. She packed everything and left me with nothing.
She's a legal wife and her mum followed her to pack things from my house.

Can I take her back
Start from the beginning.
Family › Re: My Ex Collected Money From Me To Celebrate Her Hubby's Birthday by bukatyne(f): 5:27pm On Apr 04, 2020
kennybabs1980:
I dated her while in the university, she was a very nice girl. She got another man while I was still hustling around looking for jobs, so we couldn't get married. We actually discussed then and I released her to go and marry because she is my age mate, we were born same year and I wouldn't want to ask her to continue waiting while I continue to hustle. I married 4 years after her. We have been friends on Facebook since 2010 and there's nothing unusual between us. She live in Ibadan with her family while I live in Akure. In January 2020 she asked me to assist her financially to meet certain personal obligation which her hubby couldn't meet because his business isn't doing well of late, she said she'll need the money by end of February and that it's I who she had in mind that could be of help. I promised to do something before the time. She didn't tell me the details of what she wanted to do with the money. Mid February, I was able to sell off 2 plots of land I bought some years ago, In have been trying to sell of the plots without success for sometime. I transferred something tangible to her account which she appreciated so much. Last week in February, I saw a lot of pictures of people in beautiful dresses on Facebook and Instagram. It was a big birthday party for her hubby. I just wrote congratulations. One thing with me is that I hate spending money on parties, I'll rather give it to people around me or invest in buying land.
She later chatted with me on messenger and informed me that I made the birthday party happen, that she used the money I gave her to organize a surprise party for her hubby. I was so amazed.
Why did she have to tell me she used the money I gave her for the party?
Why did she had to seriously beg me for such money?
Where will she tell her hubby she for the money from?
Why didn't she tell me what she wanted to use the money for?
Brother, if I was close to you, I would have given you a resounding slap to calibrate your sense back to default.

I am sure you can't give your wife that money nor use that amount to celebrate anything for your family or relatives.

Are you Animashun that you are 'helping' your ex?

Or is it the case of 'boy is good?' Apa lonje be!

Ikan ti won fi Elemosho sho lon ma sho; ma koju si iyawo and omo re, oko ex e a wa baa e!

Oshisko!
Politics › Re: COVID-19 Donation: MURIC Tells Christian Rights Agenda (CRA) "Mind Your Busines" by bukatyne(f): 5:18pm On Apr 04, 2020
oshozondii:
http://muslimrightsmuric..com/2020/04/right-of-reply-mind-your-own-business.html?m=1
Omo, see savagery.

Next time, CRA (first time I am hearing of them) should not over step their boundaries.

This is what happens when you run Christian organizations like secular ones.
Family › Re: How Do You Cope Alone With Husband In The US? by bukatyne(f): 11:21am On Apr 04, 2020
Ladylite:
Am in the UK and I know how you feel.

Sadly you can't seem to see the bitter truth. A man who really cares will be there. True love always finds a way.
Really?

How would her husband be there?
Family › Re: How Do You Cope Alone With Husband In The US? by bukatyne(f): 11:19am On Apr 04, 2020
shekhaz:
I didn't say he doesn't believe I miss him. The lock down with nothing to do aside take care of the kids makes me miss his companionship.
You said he doesn't take you seriously.

I believe you meant he is teasing you.

Sorry about the loneliness, there not much you can do than video calls others have suggested.

If you also go through activities together, it would help.

For instance, if you do the kids' assignment together, initiate a call or he does and banter through the assignments together.

Please stay strong.
Family › Re: Covid-19: Father Gives Son Embarrassing Haircut To Enforce Social Distancing by bukatyne(f): 11:13am On Apr 04, 2020
Abi, he will sit at home.

Father should design more activities to engage him directly so he understands his father is coming from a place of love.
Romance › Re: Ladies: Before you feel the butterflies. by bukatyne(f): 10:57am On Apr 04, 2020
Eberechi24:
Being on this forum should teach you a lot. Many threads on this forum may be projected against women but there is bright side of it.

I recommend every woman to read Miseducation by Ubunjà esp the one's written for men and Dating drills by Harddoón You may not enjoy what you read but it's gonna help you guard yourself (heart)

Sometimes, you need read what you should know and not what you want to hear. Just like this thread. This thread is "undebateable" true.
I had to check to see I did not write this.

I don't expect any young lady on NL especially in the romance section to make certain mistakes in dating and choosing a mate.

His materials provide free resources for learning and self build up.

Kudos kiss
Family › Re: Should I Leave My Husband Or Not? by bukatyne(f): 10:28am On Apr 04, 2020
Alooone:
Why are you asking
What happened?
Family › Re: How Do You Cope Alone With Husband In The US? by bukatyne(f): 9:53am On Apr 04, 2020
Depriest2020:
I don't know if it's sex you miss most about him? If it is, then I advise you be collecting from your ex till he comes back. But don't forget to apologise to him.
huh
Family › Re: How Do You Cope Alone With Husband In The US? by bukatyne(f): 9:53am On Apr 04, 2020
shekhaz:
I opened this thread to get views and advice from my fellow women who are in my shoes. I got married in 2012 and we are blessed with two lovely kids. My husband had always travel even before we got married. But last year he decided to stay back to work his way to getting green card. I have been trying to manage his absence by keeping busy with work and the kids. But covid 19 is making everything difficult now. Often times I have always cried myself to sleep at night. I never saw myself living in this situation but these past few weeks has been hell. Presently I have insomnia, I miss him so much I think I might break down soon. I don't know what to do anymore. He never takes me seriously when I cry to him. He believes I am not being emotionally strong since it will only be for a short while.
I know I can't be alone in this. Please I need advise from women who have been in this situation. How did you cope? Are you guys together now? How did deal with the kids when they miss their daddy?
Thank you for your input
What changed this COVID-19?

How do you behave when he is around that he does not really believe you miss him?
Family › Re: Now This Is How To Hype A Marriage Proposal by bukatyne(f): 8:04pm On Apr 03, 2020
How did you propose to your lady?
Family › Re: I Need Your Candid Advice by bukatyne(f): 7:54pm On Apr 03, 2020
Resurgent2016:
It seems you gone past the point of deciding if she is the one you'll like to spend the rest of your life with. However, I'll advice you to give a second thought to what people are telling you here. Indeed you may actually find more happiness there than with non-single mom. However, the people reading you the riot act also have a point, these relationships can get very complicated once you officially go in because there are more than two parties at the center. Stay safe, stay happy...

https://www.nairaland.com/5731810/husband-doesnt-want-son-come
I am just stumbling on this thread.

After reading through, my mind flashed back to the thread you just quoted.

Hmmm.
Family › Re: Married Men by bukatyne(f): 1:47pm On Apr 03, 2020
Imogenn:
I’m wondering if a married man can keep a close female friend, who is single with nothing attached. They were friends before the man got married. They talk and gist, advice themselves, but they are strictly friends. Is this possible?
Can a married man keep no-strings attached close friendship with a female? YES

Should a married man keep a no-strings attached close friendship with a female? NO.
Family › Re: At This Juncture, I Jealous Married Men. by bukatyne(f): 7:34am On Apr 03, 2020
RisenPhoenix:
Child care is primary. Husband care is next. Whatever she likes to do after that is her problem as long as there is no negative impact on the first two duties.



Ubunja has his methods and I have mine. I studied red pill techniques long before Ubunja started his miseducations here, and I have discovered long since that Ubunja's theories of spinning plates, and pump and dump do not work any longer for me. I suspect that he will soon realise this too when he gets tired.

Lol; and you of all people should know what a simp is. You're one of the biggest on NL, despite your pretences and aspirations to the contrary.
@bold:

I have always said that 'the red pill/MGTOW' is a phase.

Who is his right senses plans his life around such a lifestyle eternally?
Family › Re: At This Juncture, I Jealous Married Men. by bukatyne(f): 7:30am On Apr 03, 2020
GreatResearcher1:
stop this madness and what she does is just sex?

ubunja more redpill is need in family section. husbands are becoming simps
Bukatyne,

When you have nothing nice to say, say nothing! lipsrsealed

Next!
Family › Re: At This Juncture, I Jealous Married Men. by bukatyne(f): 7:29am On Apr 03, 2020
RisenPhoenix:
For real bro. No be joke.



You just have to know how to train them from day 1. Women will actually do anything for you if they are still attracted to you, and if they are not stressed and tired. That is why I preach that men should be responsible for all finances and if possible, to pay for a househelp or two. When wives are rested, husbands enjoy them; from experience.
Oko oro!
Family › Re: At This Juncture, I Jealous Married Men. by bukatyne(f): 7:27am On Apr 03, 2020
OlawaleBammie:
Ahahahahahaha, guy abeg free me joooh.

laf wan kee me here, how belle take show wen u no gree pour the aqueous solution na gringringrin

Wat if u no do d withdrawal, na so so triplets u for gather take arange house oo.




Eeeh!! Do housewives perform BJs as well?? wen no b oloshoes!! shocked
Pre-cum is enough to get women pregnant.

It is only prostitutes that give Bjs?

Toor.
Family › Re: "I Want To Dump Abusive Husband, But Quarantine Is Stopping Me" Advice Her by bukatyne(f): 12:47am On Apr 03, 2020
Something tells me the husband is emotionally distant because he knows his wife no longer digs Islam.

Hence the 'cover your hair', monitoring your prayers etc.

I am also thinking your husband is a 'respected' music cleric hence your leaving Islam would be a shame to him.

I can't ask if you are a Christian because you are not behaving like one.

Since you are both locked down, engage him. Ask him why he cooked off towards you. Ask why he feels the need to constantly monitor your prayers. Design father-daughter games for him to bond with your baby.

Why did you become a Muslimah?

Why did you fall out of faith?
Family › Re: The Many Challenges Of An Only Son by bukatyne(f): 12:33am On Apr 03, 2020
lilyheaven:
If you continue to wait to see them stabilize, it means you will never marry. If your sister who is living with a man still request money from you, it means you will be the one to train her children in school.
The truth is that if you are not there, they will still survive.
After this covid-19 pandemic, don't send money for three months and you will be shocked how fine they will be. grin
Don't give yourself headache please, we live this life once.
As in.
Family › Re: The Many Challenges Of An Only Son by bukatyne(f): 12:32am On Apr 03, 2020
Naanlong01:
My people, i need advice on how to escape being a victim of a saying that ; one rich person among six other people that are poor, they are togetherly poor.
I am the only son and in-between two female siblings that are not doing well at all, i am 29 and planning to marry by next year but whenever i remember the enormous task of improving the living standard of my parents and two sisters, i'm always overwhelmed with thoughts and worries. Its not that i'm comfortable yet but i can feed myself and manage to save up 30k monthly while am still trying to expand my business to attain at least 100k monthly savings before the year ends, but the thought of how to help my family and who to start with beats me all the time.
So if you have been through this successfully, kindly help with tips. My babe is understanding and she is also my dream girl i don't want to loose her due to lack of desired attention because of my family needs, she needs me too.
I can't even dare tell them that am courting already.
@OP:

Sit with your uncle and learn his approach towards his birth family from him.

See the mistakes and tweak them to your life.

See, you have developed a martyr complex towards your family and they are sapping you.

I see it ALL the time and it never ends well.
You will be shocked at assets they have or how they plan towards the money you send to them.

You will also be amazed at the standard of living they have.

Rather than think of bulk money, send your mother a regular amount every month.

For your sister's, send them stuff for birthdays, celebrations etc. Just occasional stuff.

Else, you will be their beast of burden for life.
Family › Re: My Brother Raped My 11 Years Old House Help by bukatyne(f): 3:55pm On Apr 02, 2020
APCNig:
She asked for advice, not insults nor curses.
Toor.

The person you quoted just flipped the case around.

It is now a curse if the brother does same thing to her kids.?
Family › Re: My Brother Raped My 11 Years Old House Help by bukatyne(f): 8:45am On Apr 02, 2020
Take the girl to the hospital so she can be properly treated. Not quack hospital please. Thereafter, take her to a good church for deliverance and healing of the mind. I know people would say psychotherapy etc. Something tells me you wouldn't /can't access one.

Report him to the police and let him be jailed. While in jail, your family should relocate somewhere else.

My fear is that your brother is too hardened and I don't want a situation he comes out and tries to 'retaliate' for 'ruining' his life.
Family › Re: COVID-19 Lockdown: Side Chicks & Side Guys, How Have You Been Coping? by bukatyne(f): 7:24pm On Apr 01, 2020
Deltatoto:
which kind dirty vow.One Toto Dey Kill prik
Don't bother with marriage na.
Family › Re: COVID-19 Lockdown: Side Chicks & Side Guys, How Have You Been Coping? by bukatyne(f): 7:20pm On Apr 01, 2020
genq:
Nope!

This lockdown will cause the breakdown of many marriages.
Couples who are used to having their own space will be forced to deal with the reality of their already broken relationship. Husbands and wives will get sick and tired of each other, children will be bored and will end up witnessing numerous arguments between their parents.
It's gonna be a sh!t show!
Very true.

Some marriages would also become healed.
Family › Re: COVID-19 Lockdown: Side Chicks & Side Guys, How Have You Been Coping? by bukatyne(f): 7:18pm On Apr 01, 2020
eni4real:
We need to cancel that word 'shame'.. We used it to make a lot excuse nowadays!!
Don't shame side chick
Don't shame side guy
Don't shame boob exposer
Don't body shame fat ladies scantily dressed..

Excuse can't cover for any wrong.. Those side chicks are Marital thieves... undecided
Mercy Aigbe even encourage them to secure the bag!!
Some of them be like: "I like Married men, I don't do chewing gum guys"
@Bold:

Is it only chicks that are sides?

The sides are not stealing anything. The married cheating partner gave it to them on a platter.
Family › Re: COVID-19 Lockdown: Side Chicks & Side Guys, How Have You Been Coping? by bukatyne(f): 7:12pm On Apr 01, 2020
GboyegaD:
Na only married people dey keep side things? It is general and shouldn't be restricted to a sect. What do you call someone dating her friend's boyfriend?
And it is only women who are sides to someone else?

Besides, single people don't apply in this case.

Single people should be in their homes.
Family › Re: COVID-19 Lockdown: Side Chicks & Side Guys, How Have You Been Coping? by bukatyne(f): 7:11pm On Apr 01, 2020
Julibet:
Don't be bias. The single people in most cases know what they go into. Especially the ladies who accept to go into relationships with the married men because of financial gains. Both are wrong!!!! End of story.!!
I am not biased.

Just forget side dishes and face the person you took your vows with. undecided

Of course, a lady dating a married man is in it for financial gains; she however doesn't owe the wife anything.

And I hope you know there are side bobos too.
Celebrities › Re: Desmond Elliot's 'Kick Out Coronavirus' Buckets Spark Controversy by bukatyne(f): 7:04pm On Apr 01, 2020
lalasticlala:
Star actor turned politician, Desmond Elliot is under fire over his 'kick out coronavirus' buckets and basins for washing of hands which he made available for his people.

Desmond Elliot excitedly shared the photos on his Instagram page and wrote:

"So we constructed a makeshift cleansing mechanism, where passerby’s or people entering streets could wash their hands with soap and water and also sanitize before entering the streets -pilot works can be seen in these areas
It was located across the environments. Olodeokuta, Ojuelegbe both sides, love garding, Hugan Bassy, Masha bus stop, Shirts bus stop, Adelabu, Iponri, Bode Thomas and ishaga road."


While some are hailing him, majority are blasting him.
Desmond Elliot, welldone.

The drainage is also thoughtful.

It is just to educate people to wash the tap head after opening it so it is always sanitized.
Politics › Re: Coronavirus: Vera Akpan, 8-Year-Old Writes Buhari, Donates N2,350 by bukatyne(f): 2:01pm On Apr 01, 2020
Aksnoopy:
Only poor people sound exactly the way you do, just because you can't afford it doesn't mean someone else can't. Get a life so you don't die of covid-19 or covid- foolishness.
So because 'people' can afford it, you are selling stuffs a matter of life and death at ridiculous prices.

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