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Family › Re: Lady Confronts Family Friend For Sleeping With Her Father by bukatyne(f): 9:43pm On Feb 26, 2020
Was her father raped?

Is he a minor?

Who owes your mom greater allegiance?
Family › Re: Lady Confronts Family Friend For Sleeping With Her Father by bukatyne(f): 9:42pm On Feb 26, 2020
Was her father raped?

Is he a minor?
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 9:40pm On Feb 26, 2020
IWillSueYou:
I do, but your write-up has sexist undertones. I will take you serious when you write another writeup: "a husband is a gift to his wife"

You, I, and the readers know that you are portraying women as commodities for men which is bs. I am a firm proponent of equality of the sexes and I honestly do don't know why you choose to use that word. No woman would say this. Beginning to doubt the f in your monicker..
Hahahahahahaha

To think another poster called me man-hating yesterday. grin grin

Man-hating man.

Sounds cool.

I don't know what equality has to do with the OP. Nowhere did I infer or state that women are inferior to men. undecided

If you marry a befitting man, the OP is the tip of the iceberg.

A man's love makes a woman flourish. The woman in turn takes care of him. kiss kiss
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 9:17pm On Feb 26, 2020
ProtectMyMoney:
Your summations are faulty and not well thought through.
Ok.
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 9:03pm On Feb 26, 2020
SilvaBullet:
It will be simplistic to say this is your opinion without looking deep into your msg.

The quality of your marriage is exposed in your writeup. And mothers like you who put their kids first and above their husband go ahead to constitute nuisance in their children's lives even after they're married. After all, that's where most of all your physical, emotional and material investment has been. It would be practically impossible to have you detached from them as expected when they get married.

You're also a potential mother-in-law nightmare to your son's wives.
@bold:

Absolutely on point.
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 8:59pm On Feb 26, 2020
ProtectMyMoney:
What do you mean by a befitting man? Pls explain.
A man that deserves the gift (wife).

I was about to reel out qualities then I realized that each woman MUST determine the man befitting for her.

If out of all the men in the world, a woman marries an agbero or drunkard or abusive man, she has told us that is who befits her.

Who then am I to say he doesn't?
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 8:56pm On Feb 26, 2020
ProtectMyMoney:
Honestly..,.reason we are all surprised Lagosboi2 could find one Diamond in modern times.
My question to you:

Are you worthy of a diamond?
Family › Re: Wife: A Good Gift To Her Husband by bukatyne(op): 8:55pm On Feb 26, 2020
IWillSueYou:
Your choice of words is denigrating. Did you just say a wife is a "gift" to her husband? Even if you're. SU, please banish this denigrating thought. Na wa oo!
What has SU got to do with this thread?
How is 'a wife is a gift to her husband' denigrating? Don't you have friends/parents/partners that you can call gifts because of the beauty they add to your life?
Family › Re: Celebrating A Good Wife by bukatyne(f): 7:43pm On Feb 26, 2020
iamloyalty:
So she was already pregnant before marriage and u are shouting virginity. There is no virtue in fornication.
undecided
Family › Re: Celebrating A Good Wife by bukatyne(f): 3:45pm On Feb 26, 2020
LagosBoi2:
I can not provide any reasonable excuse to cheat then but according to our (my wife and I) observation , I was in my mid twenties, not really matured or experienced in life. It is not that I sleep with everything on skirts but i had other girlfriends as options, just like most (smart bad guys) people do in relationships but none of them could stand the test of time. At my late 30s now, I understand family, true love, relationships and sacrifice.
OH, the cheating was before you married?

Re-write your OP Biko, that part is ruinning for people like us who read in between the lines.

Happy birthday to wifey and kudos to you for recognizing her value.
Family › Re: Celebrating A Good Wife by bukatyne(f): 2:47pm On Feb 26, 2020
ProtectMyMoney:
The above is not in the book of Proverbs...if you find it, show us!
Proverbs 20:6 talks about a faithful man.
Family › Re: Celebrating A Good Wife by bukatyne(f): 2:25pm On Feb 26, 2020
LagosBoi2:
Absolutely, I stopped some years ago. She doesn't deserve it in anyway. I am not ashamed to make public my past because she has forgiven me and my God has forgiven me, I am now the perfect type of husband ladies want to snatch, we both laugh at such attempts. Thank you so much for your contributions.
Good to read.

Do you want to share why you were cheating on her despite her near perfection?

It would help others learn.
Family › Re: I Think My Wife Is A Witch by bukatyne(f): 10:50pm On Feb 25, 2020
KINGreignn:
I've noticed a problem with most youths of this generation. They just jump into marriage without first destroying evil ancestral alters and wrong foundations then lay a good Godly foundation for their new soon to be family and when things starts to spiral out of control because the evil forces that be in their ancestral homes are angry, they start casting blames wrongly.
Very true.
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 10:46pm On Feb 25, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
. So what's your problem if I share it 50/50?. Both of my parents were always there for me.

You can share yours how you like.

Why should you be the one telling me that? Were you not the one that asked why I should share it equal?.
I think you are quoting the wrong person.

I have not told anyone how to share the imaginary N100k, I have not questioned anyone's sharing formula either.

I did not state my own sharing formula.

I only engaged posters who tried to make excuses for men under the guise of gender roles or deride other posters for not sharing equally between both parents.

Unlike some other posters here, I am introspective enough to know that people would share based on their circumstances hence no right or wrong answers.
Family › Re: Husband Betrays Wife And Made A Death Certificate Of His Wife by bukatyne(f): 10:40pm On Feb 25, 2020
Akinsoladwayne:
PLS HIDE MY IDENTITY MA.
*Pls matured minds*
Copied
I have read this story before ke.

The affected woman should tell her parents & let them handle it.

The in-laws might be in on it or how would he successfully travel out with another woman?
Family › Re: Husband Betrays Wife And Made A Death Certificate Of His Wife by bukatyne(f): 10:36pm On Feb 25, 2020
GOFRONT:
Randy husbands everywhere you go....


This a perfect example of Everyday for the thief, One day for owner. Madam, God was on your side and that was why God emptied the cooking gas and God pushed you to go refill the gas by yasef. God also pushed you to drive to gas filling station with your Oga's car, leaving your car behind.

And because God has something in stock for you, he pushed you to open the boot and wow, there lies the parcel.

Sha!!.....The lenght men can go to clear their name off their marriage just to acquire that New punna....

Ehmm......Madam Nurse, Marriage is for better for worse.....Try and burn off the photocopies of those credentials with you. There is no need. Just forgive him again.
I hail you!
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 10:31pm On Feb 25, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
. For me,both are special and very important. So I will share it equal. Do you ve a problem with that?


That you don't see both of your parents as special and very important in your life should not be a problem to me.

You ve every right to share the money the way you like.
As a matter of fact, I should be the one telling you that.

People will share the gift based on how the parents are/were to them.

The rating of parents is a personal thing. undecided
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:58pm On Feb 25, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
. Is any of Ur parents more important than the other?
100% yes.

Anyother response would be hypocrisy and lies. undecided
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:39pm On Feb 25, 2020
Bbbwings:
One time I tried giving dad 50k during my first empolyment, he rejected it outright saying I should wait till I get a permanent appointment.
I got one last year
He was dead before then.
Awwwwww, so sad.
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:31pm On Feb 25, 2020
Miarose:
Why the generalization that dads bring money? how many households are run by men alone? our moms are everywhere.. selling fish, oil,vegetable,kerosene, firewood. frying akara,yam,etc,very often they drag their kids along with them to their shops and markets. Moms still provide and care for the kids..
I know there is a silent campaign to discredit women now..but not ur mothers please..
Hahahahahahaha @silent campaign.

The women we see hustling everywhere are doing so to buy the latest Aso ebi.
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:28pm On Feb 25, 2020
freshvine:
There are gender roles no matter the excuses you make for the inequality. Women bond with their kids even right from the womb and fathers are just introduced. Without the toil of the father, the child has no future. It's the duty of a good wife to always make the children understand that their father is the bedrock of the family.

A dad gave his wife money to get clothes for the children, ask the children afterward who got them the clothes, its always mummy. A wise woman would create a balance for the children to acknowledge their dad.

or do you expect daddy to explain to his children he provided the clothes...oh no, he's out again looking for what they'll survive on next.
Is this Africa Magic where the wives sit pretty and only husbands hustle?

The problem is that we have reduced a father's role as a financial sperm donor which most of them are not even equipped to handle.

Let's talk gender roles:

I remember years back, I was opportuned to stumble on a beautiful sight.

A keke driver took his kids for a cruise on a Saturday morning. His wife (their mom) fried akara for them to eat on the trip.

How much does it cost to make akara?
How much fuel would the man use to drive his kids around the area?

You think those kids would forget that memory?
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:19pm On Feb 25, 2020
safarigirl:
The 'system' did nothing to dads, most men just refuse to admit that there are many deadbeat dads .

Some of you think caring for a child is just about bringing money all the time, these responses shows that a child is not a toy that you can just pour money on, and most men failed in raising their kids.

Mothers have done more than their own parts, but fathers are still slacking because they think only women should nurture a child. Only few fathers have healthy relationships with their children, compared to mothers.

Notice how, many people are sharing based on who showed more love and affection and who they think sacrificed more. Some are giving their dads more, based on this. You cannot bully a child most of their lives and expect reward just because you were paying school fees, while reducing their self esteem.

Men need to pull up their weight, you cannot buy affection with money and you cannot emotionally blackmail people into forgetting who showed them love when they most needed it. You don't know anyone's personal experience with their parents.

So,yes, many are bastards because their fathers were never really there.
When I read 'men go out and hustle' that's why they don't invest emotionally in their kids, I am freaking amazed.

Like most women sit at home all day doing nothing hence she has time for the kids.

Instead of them to sit up, they want to have their cake and eat it.
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:14pm On Feb 25, 2020
Mymynd4u:
U r d one dt is manipulated.. Shebi na our parents, we no what we are saying nq
Hahahahahahaha!
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:12pm On Feb 25, 2020
babslepe:
The entire 100k for my dad and if possible Force my siblings to add to it cause he was both our mum and dad ,my mum left when we were still very young
@vizkid: I hope you have a passionate response for the poster above on why he should give his mom something.

@Johnnyspute: the quoted post is an example why it is not an equality something.

It is who deserves/needs it more.
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:03pm On Feb 25, 2020
JONNYSPUTE:
50k to each. We are advocating for equal rights except you people are not sincere on the course.
What has equal rights got to do with appreciating your parents?
Family › Re: N100,000: How would You Share This Between Your Parents? by bukatyne(f): 9:00pm On Feb 25, 2020
vizkiz:
It is not difficult to identify a bastard nowadays.

Just take a look at these kids undermining the post of a father in their lives. The system has so much brought down the role of a father. Making him look like a figure head. Praising the mother alone.

Little wonder we have so many days assigned to praise women and just a day to notice the value of a man (Father’s day). Most times the Father’s Day come and go without anyone noticing it

Same father who worked all his life to take care of his family? Same father who will risk his life day and night just to put food on the table? Same father who paid your fees from the very first day you were born till you started earning your own money? Same father who put a roof over your head and even assigned your own room? (No wonder men die early)

Only for him to be cheated again when he is to reap the fruit of his Labour. Little wonder most of you are cursed. It is because you have offended God and man by being a fool.

Just take a look at the cheap gold-digging girls we have nowadays. All they do is look for a ready made man. So after having kids for that guy, those unfortunate kids will rather take care of her than their father who has worked for money all his life?

What happened to 50:50? To hell with you simpletons.

My mum has done a whole lot for me and I’ll do anything just to make her happy but my dad (bless his soul) deserves as much love and happiness.

Even the 50:50 sef, my dad will still buy gifts for mum from that money. I understand most of you are not from stable homes sha...Una dey use una family problem judge the matter.
OP opened a thread to ask how people would divide N100k between their own parents.

And people stated with reasons.

Why the rant?

And somehow it escapes you that alluding they had 'unstable homes' still point fingers to the fathers.

I will keep saying it:

On the average, no child will undermine the sacrifices and efforts of their dad towards their development and growth.

No amount of 'the world undermining the sacrifice of fathers' can wipe away memories created.

Men should be worthy fathers and they will be recognized as same.
Family › Re: Are Nigerian Mothers More Violent Than Fathers? by bukatyne(f): 6:10pm On Feb 23, 2020
RisenPhoenix:
Women generally do not love their children. They are possessive of them merely because they see them as personal possessions or future pension plans for when the husband can no longer provide financially. And these days more than ever before, women are even more bitter and frustrated that their lives do not conform with Telemundo and African magic ideals. They take that out on the kids too. That's why it's rare to see a man overcome his human feelings and really hurt a child of his, while angry women do it so often.
@bold:

When I come across such posts, I have some questions:

1. Let's assume the father lives to a ripe age and retires, who does he expect to provide for him?

2. How do you place women who stay with husbands who are not capable for providing especially for long periods of time?

3. How do women who continue to raise/support their children after marriage?

4. You say fathers love their children more. Well, the average child knows that his/her mother would sacrifice (is expected to?) more than the father. Besides, if fathers love more, the children would not see their mothers as all in all. I want to exclude children whose fathers have no direct access to them.

5. Apart from monetary provision, what other unique quality or show of love does an average Nigerian father bring to the table considering that he is most unlikely to be emotionally involved? And if the mother is able to hold her own financially, what is the man bringing to the table?

6. I see that you are not a Christian, would keep that in mind for future engagement.
Family › Re: Are Nigerian Mothers More Violent Than Fathers? by bukatyne(f): 5:51pm On Feb 23, 2020
elektra:
My mother did most of the punishments except you really bleeped up, then my dad will step in and fvck up your whole life with intense flogging.
All those beat 'hell out of you and heaven inside you' beating. wink grin
Family › Re: How 'You Did Not Insist' Cost My Friend His Relationship. by bukatyne(f): 5:43pm On Feb 23, 2020
LordKO:
Men who lack self-esteem have been making women whose self-esteem are rooted in weak self-sufficiency to be feeling fly like superhumans since time immemorial.
kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss

How can a complete gentleman with the value he has to offer compete with any man for a girl? undecided

He obviously has no worth or value.
Family › Re: How Do You Handle Moms And Their Unending WhatsApp Broadcast? by bukatyne(f): 5:31pm On Feb 23, 2020
LewsTherin:
"You said I shouldn't talk and let you finish"

Savage!
As in.

Omo ale jati jati grin grin grin

Parents eh!

Funny is that you find yourself doing same thing.
Family › Re: My Sister Want To Expose My Secret Life To My Husband by bukatyne(f): 5:19pm On Feb 23, 2020
Holycity:
why can't you take her daughter....

you sound selfish

do you think it's easy to bear the shame....

that the only way you can compensate her for everything...

and I know she won't ask for more because I see her as a very nice person...
How would she take her daughter?

Remember OP lied that her 3rd daughter is for her sister.

So to the OP's husband, they are already with one of the nieces.
Family › Re: My Sister Want To Expose My Secret Life To My Husband by bukatyne(f): 5:15pm On Feb 23, 2020
Omar09:
Michellekabod2, you still think DNA check is not important? Cause obviously it's the man's fault for not being there for the woman sexually that made her become promiscuous.
How does DNA play out in this case? undecided

OP lied to her husband that her daughter is for her sister's.

The OP's husband should do DNA to ascertain what?

Except the OP's sister lied to a man that he owns her baby, no paternity fraud has beem committed.

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